Just 16 teams remain in the NCAA Softball Tournament after a wild opening weekend of regional play. There were a handful of upsets, but none more notable than what happened down in College Station, Texas, where the Texas A&M Aggies — the No. 1 overall seed in the tournament — were ousted by the Liberty Flames.
Liberty beat Texas A&M 8-5 on Saturday, then fell to the Aggies 14-11 in extra innings on Sunday to force a winner-take-all Game Seven of the College Station Regional. The series-clinching upset was a 6-5 result in the Flames’ favor and it was powered by the bat of Rachel Roupe who had two
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