Social media reacts to Oklahoma's dominant win over Georgia

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The Oklahoma Sooners left no doubt in their 11-4 win over the Georgia Bulldogs to advance to the College World Series finals. It is OU's second trip to the finals since 2022 but this one feels far more improbable.

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A bubble team toward the end of the regular season and down 8-2 in an elimination game against Georgia Tech, Oklahoma has defied the odds and powered its way to the finals in Omaha. On Wednesday night, the Sooners hit five home runs against a Bulldogs team that led the nation in home runs per game this season.

Jason Walk got the home run party started, and Dasan Harris hit a pair of two-run bombs to help Oklahoma separate from one of the best teams in college baseball.

From the mound, freshman Nick Wesloski put together a strong performance for the Sooners, allowing just one earned run in 5.2 innings pitched. L.J. Mercurius worked 3.1 and allowed just one earned run against the vaunted Georgia offense.

Everything is clicking for Oklahoma heading into the finals, which begins on Saturday. They'll face a good North Carolina Tar Heels for all the marbles. But before we get to the championship series, here's a look at how social media reacted to the Sooners win over Georgia.

Playing for a Natty

Incredible Job by Skip Johnson

Definition of Team

Just Unreal

Got Hot at the Right Time

The Moment from the Dugout

Freshmen Phenoms

Nothing Easy, Everything Earned

Team of Destiny?

Exceeding All Expectations

Dasan Harris is that Dude

Incredible Story

Sooner Magic is alive and well

Playing for a trophy

Time to lay it all on the line

Just doing ridiculous things

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