The Oklahoma Sooners have punched their 12th ticket to the College World Series in Omaha. For Skip Johnson, it’s the second appearance as OU’s head coach in the past five seasons. Their improbable run to college baseball’s most envied destination has happened thanks to timely hits and great defense coming together at the right time.
On Saturday, Oklahoma will face a familiar face in Omaha — the No. 7-seed Alabama Crimson Tide.
OU split the first two games with the visiting Tide before dropping the rubber game on Saturday, April 4. Oklahoma and Alabama scored a combined 28 runs in the three games, with the Tide outscoring the Sooners 15-13…