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Ole Miss is the No. 2 seed in the Lincoln regional and will open against Arizona State.
Ole Miss finished with 100 home runs for the season, marking back-to-back 100-HR campaigns.
Hunter Elliott is slated to start Friday's game for Ole Miss against Arizona State.
Cade Townsend is expected to be Ole Miss's day-two starter in the regional.
Taylor Rabe is set for the third game for Ole Miss, depending on the bracket results.
Ole Miss's lineup shows power, featuring a lineup against Missouri that produced eight runs in their last game.
The Rebels will play Arizona State at 8 p.m. on ESPN U on Friday, 29th.
Arizona State has hit 108 home runs this season, with Landon Hairston batting .413.
The regional winner advances to face other bracket winners in the NCAA tournament.
ESPN U will televise Ole Miss's opener as part of the regional coverage.

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Ole Miss is the No. 2 seed in the Lincoln regional and will open against Arizona State.
Hunter Elliott will start Friday against Arizona State, with Townsend and Rabe in line for subsequent games.
Arizona State has hit 108 home runs this season, led by Landon Hairston at .413 with 28 homers.
Ole Miss finished with 100 home runs this season, marking back-to-back 100-HR campaigns.
The Rebels’ probable lineup against Arizona State includes Dom Decker, Tristan Bissetta, and Judd Utermark.
The winner of Nebraska vs. South Dakota State could affect Ole Miss’s schedule after the opening round.
Ole Miss will be featured on ESPN U for their opening game on Friday at 8 p.m. local time.
If Ole Miss wins, they advance to face the Nebraska-South Dakota State winner on Saturday.
If Ole Miss loses, they will play the Nebraska/South Dakota State loser on Saturday at 3 p.m.
The regional bracket includes Nebraska vs. South Dakota State as the other matchup in the Lincoln group.
The article was originally published on SI College and later republished with Ole Miss regional insights.

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Nebraska hosts South Dakota State in the NCAA regional opener Friday at 3:00 p.m., beginning a double-elimination pod with Ole Miss and Arizona State.
Carson Jasa will start Friday for Nebraska against SDSU, with the Huskers seeking a regional breakthrough after a long drought.
Coach Will Bolt stressed a disciplined approach, saying the team must play a certain brand of baseball to win.
The regional includes Ole Miss and Arizona State, with the Huskers hoping to advance to the program’s first super regional since 2005.
Nebraska defeated SDSU 5-4 in a midweek meeting earlier this season, building familiarity ahead of the regional.
South Dakota State earned its regional spot as a Summit League champion, entering as the No. 4 seed despite a 24-31 record.
The event marks the first Lincoln-hosted regional for Nebraska in nearly two decades, underscoring its postseason ambitions.
ESPN+ will stream the opener, providing fans with live access to the regional games.
The Huskers aim for consistency and strategic pitching to maximize their chances in the double-elimination format.
The regional field also features Ole Miss and Arizona State, challenging Nebraska across multiple potential paths to progression.

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Nebraska pitcher Carson Jasa earned the win by allowing only one run across 6.1 innings, helping the Huskers control SDSU’s offense early.
J’Shawn Unger secured the save by retiring the final batters in the ninth, tying the program record for saves in a season with 13.
Nebraska’s offense produced four runs, including two insurance homers in the eighth inning from Dylan Carey and Jett Buck.
Nebraska built a 2-0 lead by the fourth inning on a Carey solo shot and an RBI groundout by Mac Moyer.
Nebraska improved to 43-15 on the season, moving in the winner’s bracket of the Lincoln Regional.
South Dakota State mounted a seventh-inning threat but the Huskers’ defense limited damage with key outs at the plate.
Dylan Carey and Jett Buck provided late offense with back-to-back home runs in the eighth inning.
Dylan Carey went 3-for-3 with a solo homer, fueling Nebraska’s early lead.
Jasa improved to 10-2 on the season, a milestone noting his place among Nebraska’s pitching history.
The Huskers advance to the Lincoln Regional winner’s bracket and will face the Ole Miss-Arizona State winner.
Nebraska committed one error and SDSU had no errors in the game, indicating clean defense overall.

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