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    Capacity Crowds Expected for K-State Baseball vs. OU

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    By Mitch Fortner on April 25, 2019 K-State Sports, Sports

    From K-State Athletics

    Sellout crowds are expected for K-State’s baseball series against Oklahoma this weekend as only standing-room tickets remain for Friday’s game while Saturday’s game is sold out, K-State Athletics officials announced Wednesday.

    Friday’s game, which is the annual Pack the Park Night at Tointon Stadium, will have a limited number of standing-room tickets available when gates open 90 minutes prior to first pitch at 6 p.m.

    Saturday’s game, scheduled at 4 p.m., is entirely sold out. Tickets remain for Sunday’s series finale at 1 p.m.

    Seating for K-State students will be limited. Students displaying their University ID will be admitted free but are encouraged to arrive early to ensure admission.

    K-State (20-22, 5-7 Big 12) sits one game behind Oklahoma (28-14, 6-6 Big 12) in the Big 12 standings, following consecutive series victories over Texas and TCU. The Wildcats have won seven of their last nine games overall.

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