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The defending national champion Ole Miss baseball team will be streamed live on Big Ten+ this weekend as it plays Maryland, Nebraska and Minnesota.
Starting Friday, the Rebels (7-2) will be in the arctic landscape of the midwest where Miller Lite flows like wine and the women flock like, um, wait, I think they just stay inside large malls because its cold and disgusting outside - Minneapolis, Minn.
If you don’t think Minnesota in March sounds like a great road trip, you, yes you Ole Miss fan, are in luck as the powers that be at the Big Ten Network will be streaming the games on the Big Ten+ app. The key here is if you want to get all the games for the lowest price, you’ll want to subscribe specifically to Minnesota for one month for $9.99, and then cancel it I guess on Monday or next week.
Watch the Rebs in this weekend's Cambria College Classic, streaming only on B1G+!
— Ole Miss Baseball (@OleMissBSB) March 2, 2023
Visit https://t.co/zErcFMzJ65 or download the B1G+ app to sign up.
A month subscription for the host school, Minnesota, will grant access to all Cambria College Classic games. pic.twitter.com/4Bu9e9Hhz2
So, all in all, it’s a pretty cheap pay-per-view for three games, or you can stream every game of the Cambria College Classic at US Bank Stadium. First pitch for Ole Miss and Maryland on Friday is 3 p.m. CT, and signing on to a new subscription only takes a couple minutes from my experience. I plan on casting the games to the outdoor TV on Saturday and Sunday when things warm up, have several American lagers, and hoot and holler at the screen.
One thing that could be jarring for fans who haven’t seen already is the field Ole Miss will be playing on this weekend. You need to see this before you flip on the broadcast, because it is so ugly it might be beautiful.
Good afternoon from Minneapolis.
— Andrew Allegretta (@AAllegretta) March 2, 2023
This is…wild. Talk to y’all tomorrow on @NashSportsRadio & the Vanderbilt Athletics app. @VandyBoys | #AnchorDown ⚓️⚾️ pic.twitter.com/pt217XSfbc
Fingers crossed Tywone Malone gets a start, sees the hash marks rounding third base, and plows through a catcher sending him into the shadow dimension.
We’ll have an update later Friday with the lineup and batting order as usual, but if you want to watch the Rebs this weekend, it’s time to pay up.
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