Mississippi State pitcher Jack Bauer works against Georgia on Thursday.
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HOOVER, Ala. – It was a great challenge against the No. 1 seed on Thursday for the Mississippi State Bulldogs at the Southeastern Conference Tournament.
MSU did not back down but came up just a bit short.
Even though the Mississippi State offense out-hit Georgia 9-8, it couldn’t score enough runs with those hits in a 5-3 loss to end its time in Hoover, Alabama.
All the Bulldogs from the Magnolia State could muster were single runs in the third inning, sixth inning and ninth inning.
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