OM’s Bramlett shines in first start
The No. 8 Diamond Rebels found the cure for its fielding ailments Wednesday in the form of Arkansas-Pine Bluff.
With freshman Brady Bramlett making his first collegiate start, Ole Miss bounced back from its upset loss to Memphis to top the Golden Lions 7-2.
Rebels tame Golden Lions 17-1
Just under one year ago, the Ole Miss baseball team routed Arkansas-Pine Bluff 22-2. On Tuesday, the Golden Lions didn’t fare much better, falling to No. 20 Ole Miss 17-1 at Oxford-University Stadium.
The Rebels mounted a five-run first inning on three hits and one error and cruised the rest of the way.
“It’s hard to say that we could have played much better tonight,” Ole Miss coach Mike Bianco said. “We swung, we played defense, we pitched well, so it was a good, solid game.”
Right fielder Taylor Hashman led the offensive charge, tallying an Ole Miss record six runs scored. (March 16, 2010, Page 6A)
