How To Watch Mississippi State Softball vs Tennessee 2018 Game One
By Ethan Lee
Here’s what you need to watch Mississippi State softball battle Tennessee in game one of the series
Vann Stuedeman and the Mississippi State softball team is in the concluding series of the regular season. The 24th ranked Bulldogs have tumbled a bit in the polls after losing against some of their fellow SEC schools and now they have to host the 7th ranked Tennessee Lady Vols.
Tennessee is no joke and the Lady Vols are looking to make a run to the Women’s College World Series in Oklahoma City. Mississippi State is hoping to make it into the SEC Tournament and find itself in the NCAA Tournament. The Bulldogs could use a couple good wins that would flip things upside down a bit in the college softball world.
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Game Information
- Who is playing? Mississippi State Bulldogs (34-18 overall, 6-15 SEC) vs University of Tennessee Lady Vols (42-10 overall, 12-9 SEC)
- Where are they playing? Nusz Park in Starkville, Mississippi
- When are they playing? May 4th at 6:30 pm central time.
How To Keep Up With The Game
TV Channel- SEC Network
Online Streaming- WatchESPN
Live Stats- StatsBroadcast
The Mississippi State softball team will have its work cut out for it. The Bulldogs can’t just expect to win this series. This is one that Mississippi State will definitely have to work for. Mississippi State has a talented roster, but Tennessee has shaped itself into one of the most dominant programs in the SEC and the country.
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The Bulldogs will have a shot at claiming the series, but they will need a strong start. It’ll be difficult for MSU to come out with two wins if they don’t take advantage of every single opportunity available to the Bulldogs.