LIVE UPDATES: College World Series - Georgia Baseball vs Oklahoma Sooners

Live updates from Omaha as the Bulldogs look to avoid elimination and earn redemption against the Oklahoma Sooners in the College World Series.

After less than 24 hours of rest, the Georgia Bulldogs are back in action as the Dawgs look to avoid elimination once again as they take on the Oklahoma Sooners in the College World Series. This will be the second meeting between these two teams in the tournament.

The Sooners got the best of Georgia earlier this week, as an explosive first inning proved to be too much for Georgia to overcome in a 3-4 loss. The loss placed Georgia in an elimination circuit, where they were forced to face teh Texas Longhorns.

Luckily for the Bulldogs, the team's bullpen handled business as it did in the first matchup, holding Texas scoreless en route to a 2-0 victory on Tuesday night. Now, the Dawgs will look to avenge their only loss of the tournament and keep their College World Series hopes alive.

Oklahoma is heading into tonight's matchup with an undefeated record, meaning that it will take two losses for the Sooners to be eliminated from the tournament. This of course means that the Bulldogs will need to win consecutive contests against the team in order to advance to the College World Series Finals.

With a win, Georgia will continue its quest to its first national championship since 1990 and will face Oklahoma once again in another elimination game. With a loss, however, the Bulldogs season will come to a conclusion. As action continues throughout the evening, Bulldogs on SI will continue to bring timely and detailed updates on tonight's contest.

Georgia Baseball vs Oklahoma Sooners Live Updates:

Jun 16, 2026; Omaha, NE, USA; Georgia Bulldogs right fielder Ryan Black (2) runs to first on a single against the Texas Longhorns during the ninth inning at Charles Schwab Field. Mandatory Credit: Dylan Widger-Imagn Images | Dylan Widger-Imagn Images

Editor's Note**: This article will be updated as action takes place throughout tonight's contest. First pitch for tonight's game is currently scheduled for 7 p.m. ET.

Top of First Inning:

Jason Walk grounds out to shortstop to begin the game, as the Dawgs get their first out of the evening. Camden Johnson is then struck out swinging to make it two up and two down. Deitan LeChance then grounds out to third to retire the side. Game is tied 0-0.

Bottom of First Inning:

Tre Phelps begins his first at bat with a fly out to right field, but Daniel Jackson is able to single through the right field side. Rylan Lujo then flies out leaving Georgia to its last out of the inning. Brennan Hudson keeps the inning alive with a walk, however Kenny Ishikawa pops out to second to close out the inning. Game is tied 0-0.

Top of Second Inning:

Jaxon Willits is struck out swinging on an 0-2 count to begin the inning. But Trey Gambill is able to single through to right field on the following at bat. Brendan Brock then singles through the right side to place two runners on. Dasan Harris is then struck out swinging, and Dayton Tockey follows suit, as he is caught looking on a 2-2 count to retire the side. Game is tied 0-0.

Bottom of Second Inning:

Ryan Wynn kicks off the side with a strikeout on a 1-2 count, and Jack Arcamone grounds out to second to quickly put the Dawgs on their last out. Kolby Branch is unable to build any momentum, as he flies out to end the inning. Game is tied 0-0.

Top of Third Inning:

Kyle Branch begins the inning by flying out to right field. However, Jason Walk hits a solo homer to give the Sooners a 1-0 lead. Camden Johnson strikes out swinging and Deiten LaChance flies out in a near homer to close out the inning. Oklahoma leads 1-0.

Bottom of Third Inning:

The Dawgs offensive struggles continue as Ryan Black begins the series with a strikeout, and Tre Phelps is tagged out on the ensuing at bat. Daniel Jackson grounds out to third base to quickly retire the side for Georgia. Oklahoma leads 1-0.

Top of Fourth Inning:

Jaxon Willits begins the inning with a strikeout. However, another solo home run from Trey Gambill helps the Sooners extend their lead. Brendan Brock continues the momentum with a single to right center field. Brock then advances to second on a balk before Dasan Harris homers to extend the Sooners lead to 4-0. Wes Johnson elects for a pitching change and brings in Paul Farley, who is able to strike out Dayton Tockey and Kyle Branch to stop the bleeding and retire the side. Oklahoma leads 4-0.

Bottom of Fourth Inning:

Rylan Lujo begins the inning by flying out to left field. Brennan Hudson is then hit by a pitch to place a runner on first. Kenny Ishikawa then lines out to second base and Ryan Wynn strikes out swinging to end the inning. Oklahoma leads 4-0.

Top of Fifth Inning:

Jason Walk is walked on a 3-1 count to begin the inning. Camden Johnson is then struck out, but not before Walk is able to steal second. Deiten LeChance then grounds out to third. However, Walk is able to advance to third on the play. He would be left stranded however, as Jaxon Willits strikes out to retire the side. Oklahoma leads 4-0.

Bottom of Fifth Inning:

Jack Arcamone flies out to left field to begin the inning, but Kolby Branch is able to reach scoring position after doubling to center field. Ryan Black then singles to right field allowing for Branch to score and cut Oklahoma's lead to three. Tre Phelps pops out to third base, and Daniel Jackson strikes out swinging to retire the inning. Oklahoma leads 4-1.

Top of Sixth Inning:

Trey Gamble begins the inning with a single up the middle and steals second on the next at bat. Brendan Brock flies out, which allows for Gamble to advance to third. Dasan Harris grounds out, which allows for Brock to score. Dayton Tockey then strikes out swinging to retire the side. Oklahoma leads 5-1.

Bottom of Sixth Inning:

Rylan Lujo pops out to center field to begin the inning before Brennan Hudson singles down the right field line. Kenny Ishikawa then lines out on a full count to leave Georgia with just one out in the inning. Ryan Wynn is then walked to place a runner on first and second. Jack Arcamone reaches first on a fielding error, which leaves the bases loaded. Kolby Branch and Ryan Black are then walked to cut the lead to two. Tre Phelps grounds out to retire the side. Oklahoma leads 5-3.

Top of Seventh Inning:

Kyle Branch is walked on a 3-0 count. Jason Walk is struck out swinging for the first out. Camden Johnson then flies out to left field before Deiten LaChance singles up the middle to allow Branch to advance to third. Branch then scores on a single from Willits before Gambill pops up to retire the side. Oklahoma leads 6-3.

Bottom of Seventh Inning:

Daniel Jackson flies out to center field to begin the series. The rest of the batters have no better luck as Rylan Lujo grounds out and Brennan Hudson strikes out to quickly retire the side. Oklahoma leads 6-3.

Top of Eighth Inning:

Brendan Brock singles through right field and then steals second on the ensuing at bat. Dasan Haris then homers to right field to extend the Sooners lead to five. Dayton Tockey flies out for the first out of the inning. Kyle Branch is then struck out looking, but Jason Walk homers to extend the Sooners' lead even more. Camden Johnson then grounds out to finally retire the side. Oklahoma leads 9-3.

Bottom of Eighth Inning:

Ishikawa, Calloway, and Arcamone are all unsuccessful in their at bats, as Georgia is now down to its final three outs to close what feels like an insurmountable lead. Oklahoma leads 9-3.

Top of Ninth Inning:

Oklahoma's offensive onslaught continues, as the Sooners single up the middle in their first at bat of the inning. Jaxon Willits then doubles down the left field line to place two runners in scoring position. Gambill then doubles down to right field to bat the runners in and extend Oklahoma's lead to 11-3. Brendan Brock strikes out swinging and Dasan Harris flies out to center field. Dayton Tockey flies out to conclude the series. Oklahoma leads 11-3.

Bottom of Ninth Inning:

Kolby Branch solo homers to begin the Dawgs' final at bat. Cole Koniarsky pops out, leaving the Dawgs with just two outs. Tre Phelps then flies out to center field, and Daniel Jackson doubles into left field to keep the Dawgs alive. Rylan Lujo would be the final at bat of Georgia's season, as he grounds out to second. Oklahoma wins 11-4.

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