This was the type of game that folks in Omaha hoped to see over the previous eight day of the tournament, close games that come down to the final few innings. Well, Arkansas and Ole Miss delivered over the course of 24 hours. Credit Arkansas pitcher Connor Noland for his strong outing, coming off three days rest, throwing eight innings and putting up seven strikeouts, with seven hits.

After all of the back and forth between these pitchers, it came down to the final inning, with Dylan DeLucia telling his team 'I got this' as he finished off the Razorbacks. It was a performance of a lifetime, only giving up four hits, zero walks and seven strikeouts. He had just pitched last Saturday and went a full nine innings on Thursday. Asked postgame what the game plan was for Arkansas, it was all about his teammates.

"Attack the zone, these teammates had unbelievable plays today. I knew I was gonna have to be on my best today.

There was a bit of questioning as to whether Dylan DeLucia would finish off the game in the ninth inning, but when discussing it postgame, he referenced the zeros he saw on the scoreboard.

Asked after the game what he was proud of the most with this Ole Miss team, Mike Bianco pointed to the toughness of this group, especially coming off the lost on Wednesday night.

Ole Miss fans were nervously waiting to see if this team could finish off the impressive run in Omaha, getting them to a National Championship series. After the loss on Wednesday night, fans hit up the local watering hole to calm the nerves, which there were plenty of. It was only after the Rebels took the 2-0 lead that they could actually breathe, knowing anything could happen. A crowd filled with what looked like 60% Razorbacks fans, the fans yelling 'Hotty Toddy' were rewarded for their presence.

Rebels head coach Mike Bianco summed up the game pretty well and didn't need many words.

"The story of the day was Dylan, who had a legendary performance."

Calvin Ahrris

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