Vanderbilt baseball series finale vs. Ole Miss time changed because of conflict with NIT
Vanderbilt baseball's Saturday series finale against Ole Miss has been moved from an 11 a.m. start to a 1 p.m. start time, the program announced Thursday.
The game will be televised on SEC Network+.
Originally, the game was scheduled for a morning start on a national TV slot, but that would have conflicted with the Commodores' NIT game against Michigan, also at 11 a.m. Saturday.
Fans who purchased tickets to the game at its originally scheduled time can still use them. Fans will need to purchase a parking pass to park in the 25th Avenue Garage but can park for free in the surface lots between Natchez Trace and Vanderbilt Place, according to the program.
Probable starting pitchers for Saturday's game, according to Vanderbilt's game notes, are Devin Futrell and Xavier Rivas.
The eighth-ranked Commodores (13-5) kick off their series with the No. 3 Rebels (14-3) on Thursday at 6 p.m. CT in their SEC opener.
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