How to watch Ole Miss vs UT Martin: First pitch, TV and streaming options

Ole Miss outfielder Tristan Bissetta (32) and Ole Miss infielder Brayden Randle (1) celebrate after Bissetta hits a grand slam in the ninth inning during a NCAA baseball game between Tennessee and Ole Miss at Lindsey Nelson Stadium on April 18, 2026. | Angelina Alcantar/News Sentinel / USA TODAY NETWORK via Imagn Images

After the Diamond Rebs upset no. 9 Texas A&M this past weekend, they will take on UT Martin in their final midweek contest of the season — one final tune up for the bats before an important road series against no. 18 Alabama.

The Skyhawks are no. 237 in the RPI rankings with a 25-26 record. UT is fueled by the TJs. Both Tj Grines and TJ Dunsford are batting over .350 for the season. Grines has nine home runs but 62 stolen bases to go with 20 doubles. Dunsford leads the team with 11 homers and 62 RBI. Weirdly enough they both have 17 walks and seven HBP.

Not a single player that has started for the Skyhawks has an ERA under 4.40. I would say that strong beer showers and chance for flash flooding in right field are in the forecast for Tuesday night.

The Rebs will be looking to secure their 10th mid-week win of the season to bring them to 35 total wins. While Ole Miss needs to win the series in Tuscaloosa, they can NOT drop this game if they want to host a Regional.

Judd Utermark and Tristan Bissetta will both cross over 200 ABs in this one and both are sitting at 19 home runs on the season. It is almost certain that one, if not both, get to 20 Tuesday night. This is setting up to be one of those games that ends early, which is good because it shouldn’t be played at all. No need to risk injury at this point.

You can tune into the broadcast on SEC Network (probably because everyone else canceled their midweek) at 6:00 pm Tuesday May 12 or head to Swayze for a beautiful May night of college baseball.