The UCLA Bruins have yet to climb out of the cellar in this year’s Rocco’s Jello Shot Challenge in Omaha. The Bruins sit in last place for the second day in a row as of Friday night’s rankings. LSU doubled every other school with over 4,400 Jello Shots. We will present the full tally below, but let’s also note that while UCLA might be last at Rocco’s, the Bruins won on the field Saturday in Omaha against Murray State at the College World Series:
“UCLA pitchers forced Murray State to put the ball in play after some early walks. That gave the Bruins stability and a number of outs, putting them in position to win. On offense, UCLA put the ball in play and was rewarded. The Bruins executed a squeeze bunt and a sacrifice bunt and turned those plays into runs. UCLA strung hits together in its four-run fourth inning. This is what the Bruins did really well on Saturday.”
UCLA 6, Murray State 4. That’s the count of runs scored in Saturday’s game. Now let’s go to the other count, the Rocco’s Jello Shot Challenge in Omaha:
No. 1 LSU
4,410 Shots
No. 2 Murray State
2,180 Shots
No. 3 Coastal Carolina
1,753 Shots
No. 4 Arkansas
1,538 Shots
No. 5 Arizona
829 Shots
No. 6 Louisville
774 Shots
No. 7 Oregon State
477 Shots
No. 8 UCLA
380 Shots
This article originally appeared on UCLA Wire: UCLA remains in last place in Rocco’s Jello Shot Challenge at College World Series
Reporting by Dylan McNeill, UCLA Wire / UCLA Wire
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