ATHENS, Ga. — Both No. 7 seed Georgia and Georgia Tech saw their seasons end on Sunday in the NCAA Baseball regionals.
Georgia, who hosted a regional, lost to Oklahoma State. Georgia Tech, who traveled to Oxford, lost to host Ole Miss.
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The Dawgs entered the seventh inning tied 7-7. Christian Adams broke up the tie with an RBI single and Georgia went up 9-7.
But the Cowboys scored four unanswered runs in the ninth inning, including a walk-off two-run home run.
For Georgia Tech, the ball started flying in the first inning. Kent Schmidt started things off with a two-run blast to right field.
Kyle Lodise smashes a solo shot to go back-to-back and put Georgia Tech up 3-0.
But the Jackets pitching staff struggled from the start and Ole Miss jumped on it.
The Rebels took the elimination game 11-9.
The Jackets had hopes of going all the way to Omaha in head coach Danny Hall’s final season.
Despite the ending, Hall leaves Georgia Tech as a coaching legend and will be missed greatly by the program.
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