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UCLA Holds On, Beats Mississippi State In College Baseball Series Nailbiter

UCLA Holds On, Beats Mississippi State In College Baseball Series Nailbiter

Read the game recap of UCLA vs Mississippi State baseball at the 2026 College Baseball Series at Globe Life Field in Arlington, Texas.

Mar 2, 2026 by Andy Schamma
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Two college baseball titans collided in one of the best games of the 2026 season—No. 1 UCLA baseball played No. 4 Mississippi State to determine who would leave the gauntlet of a weekend without a loss.

UCLA came out on top in extra innings with a late surge for the lead after trailing since the 4th inning.

The College Baseball Series is not for the faint-hearted, and the Bruins and Bulldogs both proved that throughout each of their three games.

The Bruins (8-2) handed Texas A&M their first loss of the season and had the chance to make it a one-two punch and hand the Bulldogs (11-0) their first L. They did so and made it a sixth ranked win in 2026.

Will Gasparino's bat has been flaming hot, hitting yard three times (for a season total of nine) in the two games at the Texas Rangers' home. He added another on Sunday against the Bulldogs.

The Bulldogs' journey to this game wasn't as one-sided, with an 8-4 win over Arizona State on Friday and more dominant 15-8 victory over the Hokies yesterday.

UCLA Holds On Over Mississippi State In College Baseball Series Nailbiter

Read the game recap as it happened for UCLA vs Mississippi State baseball at the 2026 College Baseball Series at Globe Life Field in Arlington, Texas.

Bottom 10th | Mississippi State At Bat

UCLA 8, Mississippi State 7

Mississippi State is left with a hole to dig themselves out of after a three run flurry by UCLA gives them their first lead since the 4th.

Sullivan leads off with a double deep to right center.

The Bulldogs strike back with a two-run home run by Reed Stallman, bringing home Noah Sullivan as well.

Frei struck out looking on four pitches.

Nunnallee struck out swinging on four as well for two outs.

Woodson singled through the right side of infield to put a runner on.

Jacob Parker is up to bat with the two out look.

Parker hit a line drive straight to Roman Martin for the catch to close out the game.

Top 10th | UCLA At Bat

UCLA 8, Mississippi State 5

And we're into extra innings.

Martin strikes out, swinging on the third of three pitches.

Brennan walked on the fifth pitch, four straight balls.

Aguayo is Davis's fourth batter hit, getting a free base and putting two on with just one out.

Chris Billingsly Jr. stepped onto the plate for Mississippi State.

Dugger grounds out to shortstop, advancing the runners however.

Will Gasparino was intentionally walked, loading the bases.

A wild pitch opened the opportunity for the Bruins to take their first lead since the fourth inning.

UCLA takes the 8-5 lead off the Espinoza triple deep to right center field.

Bottom 9th | Mississippi State At Bat

UCLA 5, Mississippi State 5

The reigning national player of the year Roch Cholowsky has pushed this game to its limits with a game-tying two-run homer.

Easton Hawk retook the mound to try to keep Mississippi State out of a scoring chance and send this College Baseball Series tournament championship to extra innings.

Raymond stepped up and hit a single out to right field. Sanders pinch running for him.

Woodson smashed a ground rule double into the Bulldogs' bullpen on the full count. Runners on second and third.

Parker up to bat. On the 2-2 pitch, Parker strikes out swinging to give Hawk his first K.

They intentionally walked Bryce Chance to load the bases and bring up Aidan Teel to the plate. He's been struck out three times today and caught stealing once.

On the full count pitch to Teel, Hawk got a strike called low and inside to send Teel off for his fourth time. Two outs, despite it being clearly off the plate.

And Reece hits a grounder to get out at first and send the game to extra innings.

Top 9th | UCLA At Bat

UCLA 5, Mississippi State 5

Gasparino kicked things off for the Bruins in the 9th, popping up a fly ball to Reese in just three pitches with the two-run deficit staring him down.

Cadiz stepped up with the pressure weighing down on him.

After swinging at an 88 mph cutter, he watched a third ball outside.

He smacked the last pitch, grounding out to third for the second out.

Davis hit West in the foot on a wild pitch to put the tying run up to the plate.

Roch Cholowsky jumped on the opportunity and hammered a home run out to left center for the tying run.

Levu closed out the inning with a grounder to shortstop, Woodson threw him out at first to send us to the bottom.

Bottom 8th | Mississippi State At Bat

UCLA 3, Mississippi State 5

Aidan Teel strikes out swinging to keep Iwanaga's success rolling.

On the 1-2, Iwanaga's breaking ball came through to beat Reese as the top of UCLA's batting order gets beat by the reliever.

Sullivan knocked home a home run, 399 ft to left field to make it a 5-3 game and make UCLA's climb even steeper in the 9th.

UCLA goes to the pen to bring in Easton Hawk for the Bruins. Two outs.

Stallman got hit by a slider in the foot to put a runner on.

Frei popped up a fly ball for Aguayo to bring down and send it to the ninth.

Top 8th | UCLA At Bat

UCLA 3, Mississippi State 4

Roman Martin at the plate with Ben Davis trying to beat him.

Martin hit a grounder out to Woodson for the first out of the eighth.

Brennan found a base hit, beating Frei through the hole close to first base.

Davis got Aguayo to chase a ball outside, swinging for a huge K and the second out with a runner on.

Mississippi State closes it out with a fly out to left field, hit by Dugger.

Bottom 7th | Mississippi State At Bat

UCLA 3, Mississippi State 4

Wylan Moss back on the mound for the Bruins. He shoved out an 81 mph change-up to force Raymond to swing.

On the 1-2, he was called for a pitch clock violation to add a free ball.

With the full count, Raymond struck out swinging at another change-up that found its way to the middle, 81 mph.

Woodson smacks a nice double through to right center, his second of the game. He makes it with a little bit of time as Cholowsky came down with the ball on the bag.

A wild pitch gave Woodson the room to grab third and the go-ahead run is just 90-feet away from home.

Parker hit a sacrifice fly out to Gasparino deep in center field for the lead and just two outs on the board.

Pitching change comes in for UCLA as Elai Iwanaga stepped in for Moss.

With two outs and the 3-2 pitch, Chance Bryce struck out looking—not a common experience for him this weekend.

Top 7th | UCLA At Bat

UCLA 3, Mississippi State 3

Well, one way for the new Bulldogs' pitcher to deal with Will Gasparino's hot streak is to hit him with a pitch... and so he did on the second pitch.

Ben Davis stepped in to relieve in the top of the seventh.

Cadiz skied one out to the third base foul territory for the first out.

Back to the top of the batting order for UCLA with a runner on first.

West ripped one sharply to third for a fielder's choice to second where Frei tried to toss it over to first. West was way too quick for the double play.

Cholowsky was hit up in the shoulder after three fouls and a ball to put a second runner on. Davis has been spending a lot of attention on keeping West held back to the bag rather than worrying about the batter at the plate.

Levu hit it hard, bouncing through the turf to Frei who made a short throw to first to close out the top of the seventh and send us to the stretch with two runners on.

Bottom 6th | Mississippi State At Bat

UCLA 3, Mississippi State 3

Noah Sullivan stepped up first. He hit a grounder out to Martin who made the play to first for an out.

Stallman, no doubt one of the scariest batters in Globe Life Field this weekend, was walked with four pitches by Randall. The go-ahead run on base for Mississippi State after the big three-run inning in the 4th.

UCLA will make the change at the mound for the third time today, bringing out Wylan Moss. 6.2 IP, 12K, 0.00 ERA.

Frei protected the plate well, but he hit a grounder to Cholowsky who tagged the bag and whipped it over to first for the double play.

Top 6th | UCLA At Bat

UCLA 3, Mississippi State 3

Dane Burns takes the mound for Mississippi State to replace Webb.

First up, Levu hit a grounder hard to Frei. He tossed it over to Stallman for the first out.

Martin walked on five pitches.

Brennan smacked it to Frei who turned to Woodson on second base. Two outs.

MSU swaps out Burns for Tyler Pitzer as the Bulldogs rely on the bullpen once again. 2.2 IP, 4K, 0.00 ERA.

Brennan was able to steal second with a huge jump on the fresh pitcher.

Aguayo walked on four straight balls and it brought out a meeting at the mound.

Cashel Dugger hit a flier out that dropped into Bryce Chance's hands for the final out.

Bottom 5th | Mississippi State At Bat

UCLA 3, Mississippi State 3

Cal Randall steps up to the mound to replace Ian May, a quick replacement.

A 95 mph fastball welcomed Bryce Chance to the plate. He didn't back down, though, hitting a single in to shortstop and making the sprint to first to be called safe.

Umpires went to review the call and determined he was safe.

Randall keeps throwing the heat but it was Dugger who nailed down another out throwing it to second to catch the steal. His third of the game. Cholowsky had to jump towards the line to make the catch and reach out to tag.

Teel struck out swinging on the full count before Reese hit a fly ball out to left center field where Will Gasparino was ready to make the catch.

Top 5th | UCLA At Bat

UCLA 3, Mississippi State 3

Cadiz will lead off before the Bruins batting order restarts. Maddox delivered the strike to start.

He hit a grounder out to second base for the first out.

West launched it out to left center where Teel had to run it down. He made the snag.

Three up and three down for Maddox in the 5th.

Bottom 4th | Mississippi State At Bat

UCLA 3, Mississippi State 3

First up, Ace Reese vs. Landon Stump. 

He was walked after three balls in a row through the full count.

Sullivan hit a line drive right to Cholowsky for the out.

Stallman followed it up with a home run to make it a one-run game and the Bulldogs are on the board!

Bruins go to the pen for the first time as Stump gets the hook. Ian May will step in to relieve.

Frei hit his second pitch deep to right field for a double and a demoralizing start for May.

Raymond grounded out to 2B for the second out and Frei managed to get to third.

Woodson smacked it out to left center field for the RBI and a double with two outs.

Parker fouled it out to third base where Martin made the catch to end the Bulldogs' onslaught.

Top 4th | UCLA At Bat

UCLA 3, Mississippi State 0

Duke Stone retook his spot on the mound after the rough two-run homer last inning.

Martin hit it for a second time, a base hit into center field on the 2-2 count.

Punched out Brennan as Stone keeps a tamp down on UCLA's firepower, at least for now.

Aguayo grounded out to shortstop who made the play at first. Martin made his way to second.

Dugger, continuing his contributions, added another single through the right side of the infield for an RBI.

Maddox Webb replaced Duke Stone on the mound. 2.2 IP, 4K, 0.00 ERA.

Gasparino was his first opponent, who hit a line drive out to right field but it was caught by Parker.

Bottom 3rd | Mississippi State At Bat

UCLA 2, Mississippi State 0

It did not take long for UCLA to turn around three outs. About 10 minutes, in fact.

Jacob Parker hit a fly ball out to right field on the second pitch for the first out.

Chance followed up with a grounder straight back to Stump who tossed it over to first. Two outs.

The third came from the top of the order, Aidan Teel striking out swinging in just four pitches.

Top 3rd | UCLA At Bat

UCLA 2, Mississippi State 0

Cashel Dugger up to bat, he's been having a fantastic weekend in Arlington. Stone would like to keep his contributions limited on offense, if he can, though.

On the full count pitch, Stone threw it high and inside and found the catcher's elbow. Dugger didn't look too happy after taking it.

Gasparino defended the plate in one of the best battles so far today. It was the 2-2 pitch that Gasparino blasted to left field for his tenth home run of the 2026 season. This kid is something else.

Dominic Cadiz singled it out to center field on the third pitch after two balls and a foul.

Stone clipped Dean West on the elbow as well, making it another walk for two runners on base and still no outs.

Cholowsky up, he looked hesitant swinging at the delivery. He popped it out to center, Aidan Teel, who threw it in to Woodson as he made the tag on Cadiz at second. 

A bit of disagreement came in from the crowd with regard to whether Woodson was in the path of the base runner or not.

Levu strikes out swinging in three pitches to save Stone's inning after the two-run homer by Gasparino and two batters hit in the third.

Bottom 2nd | Mississippi State At Bat

UCLA 0, Mississippi State 0

Reed Stallman stepped up to the plate and smacked a nice single out to left field to get on base.

Frei hit the fielder's choice to shortstop bouncing over second base, Cholowsky was able to grab it and make the play to Aguayo on the bag. Aguayo then rushed the throw to Levu and air-mailed it into the fence.

Frei tried stealing second but Dugger was on top of it yet again, making the perfect throw to Cholowsky for the out.

Andrew Raymond smacked a line drive right back towards Stump who ducked out of the way and made it to first.

Stump struck out Woodson looking with an impressive put out to close out the second inning.

Top 2nd | UCLA At Bat

UCLA 0, Mississippi State 0

In the first hit on Stone today, Roman Martin connected with a sinker up the middle for a lead-off single.

Payton Brennan took the box next, the home run hitter against Tennessee late in the afternoon Friday. 

He smacked it past mid-center field where Teel had to run back to make the catch. One out.

Martin got a free stolen base when Stone tried to pick him off at first and it went wide, bouncing towards the dugout.

He got greedy, though, trying to steal third. This time, Stone stepped off and threw it straight to Reese at third for another out. 

Bases empty and Aguayo steps up. He hit a fly out to right field where Parker was waiting.

Bottom 1st | Mississippi State At Bat

UCLA 0, Mississippi State 0

Landon Stump gets his shot against one of the most offensive opponents they're going to face this season, and it's not even May.

Aidan Teel opened up the game for the Bulldogs with a lead-off base hit on the second pitch from Stump, finding the hole in center field for a single.

Gasparino made the catch on a long fly ball sent to the warning track by Ace Reese who thought he had hit first home run of the day.

Teel went for the steal with Sullivan at bat. Dugger threw it down and it was there by a mile to get the second out.

One pitch later, Sullivan struck out looking on the third strike in a row from Stump to end a great opening inning for the junior.

Top 1st | UCLA At Bat

UCLA 0, Mississippi State 0

Dean West is looking ready in the Bruins' all blue kit combo with gold lettering.

Mississippi State is wearing their dressed down, simple and clean (for now) looking uniform today that's almost entirely white with just a few maroon accents in the collar and sleeves.

Duke Stone opens this afternoon top-five baseball match up. 

First pitch is right down the middle that West watched for an easy strike.

West opted for the bunt race but Reese pinched in to cover and make the throw to Stallman who pulled it in in time. One out.

Top 2026 MLB draft prospect Roch Cholowsky smacked his first pitch in a hard grounder right back to Ace Reese at third.

Reese made the toss but it was high. Stallman stretched on his toes and managed to make the out.

Levu hit a fly ball straight to Bryce Chance in left field for the third, quick out in a row.

First Pitch Is Next: When Is UCLA vs. Mississippi State Baseball On Sunday, Mar. 1

First pitch is scheduled for 3:30 p.m. ET on Sunday, March 1 for UCLA vs Mississippi State baseball at Globe Life Field, streaming live on FloCollege.

How To Watch UCLA vs. Mississippi State Baseball 

Fans can watch the stream above on the FloCollege baseball page, but every game of the three-week College Baseball Series, which includes the Amegy Bank College Baseball Series starting Feb. 27, is streaming on FloCollege, FloBaseball and the FloSports app.

Starting Pitchers: Landon Stump vs Duke Stone

Landon Stump RHP, UCLA

Landon Stump is a 6-3 junior that went to Live Oak High School, although his hometown is Morgan Hill, California. Stump has a 6.35 ERA on 5.2 IP this season with one strikeout. Last season, he threw 75 innings and ended with a 5.02 ERA and 62 strikeouts.

Stump pitched three innings in UCLA's loss to UC San Diego and two against TCU last weekend.

Duke Stone RHP, Mississippi State

Duke Stone is a right-handed sophomore that went to Jeff Davis High School and is from Uvalda, GA. Stone was recognized as 2026 Perfect Game Top 100 Sophomores (no. 56) and has an impressive 16 strikeouts in 10 IP this season.

Stone helped the Bulldogs to wins in each the three games he's played: Hofstra, Troy, and Delaware. He allowed just five hits during that time.

UCLA Line Up vs. Mississippi State

  1. Dean West, LF - .270
  2. Roch Cholowsky, SS - .378
  3. Mulivai Levu, 1B - .439
  4. Roman Martin, 3B - .333
  5. Payton Brennan, RF - .216
  6. Aiden Aguayo, 2B - .275
  7. Cashel Dugger, C - .268
  8. Will Gasparino, CF - .382
  9. Dominic Cadiz, DH - .182
  10. SP - Landon Stump

MState Line Up vs UCLA

  1. Aidan Teel, CF - .300
  2. Ace Reese, 3B - .444
  3. Noah Sullivan, DH - .316
  4. Reed Stallman, 1B - .333
  5. Gehrig Frei, 2B - .400
  6. Andrew Raymond, C - .333
  7. Ryder Woodson, SS - .270
  8. Jacob Parker, RF - .308
  9. Bryce Chance, LF - .452
  10. SP - Duke Stone

UCLA Baseball By The Numbers

Batting

  • Batting Average: .311 
  • OPS: 1.011
  • Runs: 91
  • Hits: 105
  • RBI: 88
  • Home Runs: 23
  • Stolen Bases-Attempts: 5-9

Pitching

  • WHIP: 1.25
  • Hits Allowed: 70
  • Runs: 37
  • Strikeouts: 95
  • Home Runs: 15

Fielding

  • Putouts: 261
  • Assists: 82
  • Errors: 3
  • Fielding %: .991

Mississippi State Baseball By The Numbers

Batting

  • Batting Average: .349
  • OPS: 1.042
  • Runs: 116
  • Hits: 125
  • RBI: 107
  • Home Runs: 15
  • Stolen Bases-Attempts: 20-25

Pitching

  • WHIP: 1.12
  • Hits Allowed: 73
  • Runs: 38
  • Strikeouts: 132
  • Home Runs: 9

Fielding

  • Putouts: 282
  • Assists: 86
  • Errors: 6
  • Fielding %: .984

Evan Blanco, Brayden Krenzel Power Tennessee Baseball To Win At Globe Life

No. 20 Tennessee beat Virginia Tech 3-1 as Evan Blanco and Brayden Krenzel combined on a strong pitching performance to secure the win.

"No. 20 Tennessee rode a strong start from Evan Blanco and dominant relief from Brayden Krenzel to a 3-1 victory over Virginia Tech on Sunday at the College Baseball Series Weekend 3 opener at Globe Life Field.

Blanco set the tone early, striking out five over 5.1 innings while allowing just one run on a solo home run in the fourth. The left-hander scattered a handful of baserunners but consistently worked out of trouble, keeping the Hokies off balance and preserving a tight contest."

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D1 College Baseball Rankings On Feb. 23

    1. UCLA (6-1), Previous Ranking: 1
    2. LSU (8-0), Previous Ranking: 2
    3. Texas (7-0), Previous Ranking: 3
    4. Mississippi State (8-0), Previous Ranking: 4
    5. Georgia Tech (8-0), Previous Ranking: 5
    6. Arkansas (6-1), Previous Ranking: 8
    7. Auburn (6-1), Previous Ranking: 9
    8. North Carolina (6-1-1), Previous Ranking: 10
    9. Coastal Carolina (5-2), Previous Ranking: 6
    10. Florida (7-1), Previous Ranking: 12
    11. Georgia (6-1), Previous Ranking: 14
    12. Southern Miss (6-1), Previous Ranking: 20
    13. Oklahoma (7-0), Previous Ranking: 21
    14. NC State (5-1), Previous Ranking: 17
    15. Clemson (7-0), Previous Ranking: 19
    16. Wake Forest (6-1), Previous Ranking: 22
    17. Miami (9-0), Previous Ranking: 23
    18. TCU (2-5), Previous Ranking: 7
    19. Oregon State (4-3), Previous Ranking: 11
    20. Tennessee (5-2), Previous Ranking: 13
    21. Florida State (4-2), Previous Ranking: 16
    22. Kentucky (5-2), Previous Ranking: 18
    23. Texas A&M (7-0), Previous Ranking: 24
    24. West Virginia (5-1), Previous Ranking: 25
    25. Ole Miss (8-0), Previous Ranking: NR

2026 D1Baseball Preseason Top 25 Rankings

    1. UCLA (48-18)
    2. LSU (53-15)
    3. Texas (44-14)
    4. Mississippi State (36-23)
    5. Georgia Tech (41-19)
    6. Coastal Carolina (56-13)
    7. Arkansas (50-15)
    8. Louisville (42-24)
    9. Auburn (41-20)
    10. TCU (39-20)
    11. North Carolina (46-15)
    12. Oregon State (48-16-1)
    13. Florida (39-22)
    14. Tennessee (46-19)
    15. Georgia (43-17)
    16. Florida State (42-16)
    17. NC State (35-21)
    18. Kentucky (31-26)
    19. Clemson (45-18)
    20. Southern Miss (47-16)
    21. Wake Forest (39-22)
    22. Miami (35-27)
    23. Vanderbilt (43-18)
    24. Arizona (44-21)
    25. Texas A&M (30-26)

2026 SEC Baseball Preseason Coaches Poll

    1. LSU (9 first-place votes) — 231 points
    2. Texas (1) — 214
    3. Mississippi State (4) — 205
    4. Arkansas (2) — 203
    5. Auburn — 175
    6. Tennessee — 162
    7. Florida — 156
    8. Vanderbilt — 151
    9. Georgia — 133
    10. Ole Miss — 110
    11. Kentucky — 99
    12. Alabama — 87
    13. Texas A&M — 86
    14. Oklahoma — 84
    15. South Carolina — 49
    16. Missouri — 31

To see all of the individual SEC recognition and preseason honors, check out this compilation from the SEC.

2026 Big Ten Baseball Preseason Coaches Poll

  1. UCLA
  2. Oregon
  3. USC
  4. Nebraska
  5. Indiana
  6. Iowa

The other schools in the 17-team conference are Ohio State, Maryland, Michigan, Minnesota, Rutgers, Michigan State, Purdue, Northwestern, Penn State, Illinois and Washington.

To see all of the individual Big Ten recognition and preseason honors, check out this compilation from the Big Ten Conference.

When Does The 2026 NCAA Division I Baseball Championship Start?

The first/regional round of the 2026 NCAA Division I Baseball Championship will be May 29-31, with times and locations TBD.

The NCAA Super Regional action will be held June 5-7, again, with times and locations TBD.

The last eight teams standing will head to the 2026 Men's College World Series in Omaha, Nebraska, from June 12-22 to battle through a combination of double-elimination and best-of-three competition until a champion emerges.

How To Watch More Of The 2026 College Baseball Season On FloCollege

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Recent NCAA Division I Baseball National Champions

    • 2025 – LSU
    • 2024 – Tennessee
    • 2023 – LSU
    • 2022 – Ole Miss
    • 2021 – Mississippi State
    • 2020 – No Tournament 
    • 2019 – Vanderbilt 

When Is The 2026 MLB Draft?

The MLB Draft begins the Sunday of MLB All-Star Week, which is being held in Philadelphia from July 11-14.

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Replays, highlights and breaking news from the event are available on both platforms. 

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