Big 12 baseball tournament under way in Oklahoma City

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Wednesday, May 21st 2008, 7:51 pm

By: News 9

Associated Press

Oklahoma City - The Big 12 baseball tournament is under way in Oklahoma City with Missouri and Texas playing the first game that started Tuesday morning at 9.

Top-seeded Texas A&M took on Number 8 Oklahoma in game two followed by third-seeded Nebraska and sixth-seed Baylor playing Tuesday afternoon at 4.

Second-seeded Oklahoma State met Number 7 Kansas State Tuesday night at 7:30.

Pool play continues Thursday, Friday and Saturday with the winners of the two pools playing for the tournament title Sunday afternoon.

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