An Oklahoma Player Made The Most Insane Catch Of The College Baseball Season, Falling Into The Dugout To Snag A Foul Ball

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  • Oklahoma 1B Blake Robertson made an insane catch on Sunday night
  • In a matchup with Notre Dame, Robertson went flying into the opposing dugout to snag a foul ball
  • The Sooners are hoping to advance to the College World Series Final

We have a contender for catch of the year in college baseball. It came on the very first pitch of the Oklahoma vs. Notre Dame contest in Omaha. Both teams are looking to stay undefeated in the College World Series and make their way to the Finals.

Early in action, Oklahoma first baseman Blake Robertson was seen flying into the dugout while hauling in a foul ball. The outrageous play caused the fielder to flip over the railing and land flat on his back on the concrete stairs below.

But he held on for the putout.

The amazing catch had the college baseball world talking on social media.

Fans react to the ridiculous Oklahoma catch

The awesome play had everyone on social media reacting. Check out the immediate response below.

The play certainly got the Sooners off to a good start.

Robertson, who’s in his first season at Oklahoma, is hitting .309 with 51 runs batted in. He’s hoping to help the Sooners land their first College World Series title since 1994.

They’re off to a good start Sunday night, jumping out to a 5-0 lead through five innings of play. We’ll see if they can close out a win an advance further into the winner’s bracket.

If they keep making plays like this, it shouldn’t be too difficult.

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