Chris Lemonis Named Coastal Carolina Head Baseball Coach
Chris Lemonis, a highly respected and national championship-winning coach, has been named the seventh head baseball coach in Coastal Caroli...
The game time has been changed from 6 p.m. CT to 3 p.m. CT.
The game will still be played at Dudy Noble Field in Starkville.
The game will be broadcast on SEC Network+ and the LSU Sports Radio Network.
There is a high chance of rain and possible thunderstorms in the evening.
A fireworks show scheduled for Game 1 has been moved to Game 2 on April 25.
Mississippi State has won five straight games heading into the series.
The decision to move the game time was made in response to a forecast predicting a high chance of rain (50% during the day and 100% in the evening) and potential thunderstorms. This ensures the game can be played with minimal disruption. The series is part of Super Bulldog Weekend, raising the possibility of Mississippi State breaking its NCAA on-campus single-game attendance record. Game 2 is scheduled for April 25 at 6:30 p.m. (ESPN2), and Game 3 is on April 26 at 1 p.m. (SEC Network+).
Q: Why was the game time changed?
The game time was changed due to the forecast of inclement weather, including a high chance of rain and possible thunderstorms.
Q: What is the new game time?
The game will now begin at 3 p.m. CT.
Q: Where will the game be played?
The game will be played at Dudy Noble Field in Starkville, Mississippi.
Q: How can I watch or listen to the game?
The game will be broadcast on SEC Network+ and the LSU Sports Radio Network.
Stay updated on game time changes due to weather conditions.
Tune into SEC Network+ or the LSU Sports Radio Network to watch or listen to the game.
Be aware that the fireworks show originally scheduled for Game 1 has been moved to Game 2.
This change impacts fans attending the game in person and those planning to watch or listen remotely.
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