What would be a miracle for most teams almost seemed expected from the Oklahoma Sooners.
Georgia led 6-1 in the third inning before the Sooners put up seven unanswered runs that were capped with freshman Gabbie Garcia's walk-off three-run home run to send her team to Saturday's SEC championship game. All of OU's runs came via home run.
Before the Sooners' epic comeback, teams were 0-80 in the SEC Softball Tournament when down by five or more runs. Now, they're 1-80.
Between Sooner Magic and Patty Gasso's touch, Sooner Nation didn't even seem shocked by the comeback, and other college softball fans are also starting to learn to never count out the Sooners.
Social media reactions from Sooners' epic comeback
Jayda Coleman knows better than anyone.
Jen was a huge fan of what she witnessed.
Again, somehow expected, though.
So just when the regular-season conference champions and top seed were down for the count, now they're playing for a SEC championship in their first season in the conference. The Sooners will play Texas A&M at noon CT Saturday on SEC Network. The time and network were changed because of weather.
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