Georgia splits first two College World Series games

  • Georgia catcher Daniel Jackson stood in disbelief as he walked out of the batter’s box after flying out for the final out of the Bulldogs’ 4-3 loss to Oklahoma. LANCE McCURLEY/Staff
    Georgia catcher Daniel Jackson stood in disbelief as he walked out of the batter’s box after flying out for the final out of the Bulldogs’ 4-3 loss to Oklahoma. LANCE McCURLEY/Staff
  • Georgia second baseman Ryan Wynn reacts in frustration after flying out to right field to end the eighth inning against Oklahoma. LANCE McCURLEY/Staff
    Georgia second baseman Ryan Wynn reacts in frustration after flying out to right field to end the eighth inning against Oklahoma. LANCE McCURLEY/Staff
    OMAHA, NEB. — Through two games at the College World Series, Georgia has experienced both ends of postseason baseball. The Bulldogs opened their visit to Nebraska with one of the most dominant pitching performances in program history, then found themselves on the wrong side of a one-run game two days later.After a 7-1 victory over Texas on Saturday and a 4-3 loss to Oklahoma on Monday,...

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