Game Notes: Oklahoma vs. Kansas State (Game Three)

Game Notes: Oklahoma vs. Kansas State

Game Notes: Oklahoma vs. Kansas State (Game Three)
Location: Norman, Okla. - L. Dale Mitchell Park
Result: Win, 12-0 (7)
Attendance: 905
Date: May 8, 2016

Notes:

The Sooners had four freshmen in the starting lineup; marking the 35^th time this season OU has started three or more in a game.
Oklahoma scored in the second and third inning of each game this series and in each of the last four games.
Right-hander Alec Hansen made his first start on the mound since pitching at Texas Tech (3/24/16).
Hansen became the third OU pitcher to take a no-hitter into the sixth this season.
Hansen's nine strikeouts was his second highest total of the season.
Hansen matched his longest outing of the season with six innings; marking the 12^th start by an OU pitcher of at least six innings.
The win marked Hansen's first since a victory at Kansas State (5/10/15) when he did not allow an earned run over five innings.
Cody Thomas hit his fifth home run of the season with a two-run shot in the second inning.
Thomas recorded his sixth multi-hit game of the season with a career-high three and is hitting .469 (15-for-32) since April 12.
Blake Brewster registered his first multi-hit game and hit his first career home run; a solo shot in the second.
The Sooners pushed their season total in home runs to 41; marking the most since hitting 41 in 2011.
Cade Harris hit his fourth double and recorded his seventh multi-hit game of the season.
In the second inning, Oklahoma hit for the cycle as a team with five hits, including two home runs.
Alex Wise's second-inning triple extended his hit streak to 10 games. His career-best is 11 games recorded back in March.
Sheldon Neuse hit his team-leading 10^th home run of the season. He is the first Sooner to post double figure home run totals in a season since Matt Oberste hit 11 in 2013. Neuse now has 23 home runs in his career.
Austin O'Brien picked up his eighth multi-hit and fourth three-hit game of the season.
The win marked the second run-rule victory of the season for the Sooners. OU previously run-ruled Kansas (5/1/16) and had last won by a run-rule at home against New Orleans (4/21/13).
The shutout marked the fourth of the season by Sooner pitchers.
Oklahoma won all four of its home Big 12 series two games to one.
The Sooners finished their home schedule with a record of 16-9.
Oklahoma has scored double-digit runs in four, all wins, of its last five games; outscoring opponents, 54-19.