Andy Wittry | NCAA.com | February 28, 2018 Watch: Missouri turns 3-6 triple play against Alabama A&M Share Missouri beat Alabama A&M 14-0 on Wednesday but perhaps the most impressive part of the Tigers' performance happened on defense. In the top of the fifth inning, with runners on first and second and nobody out, Missouri right-handed pitcher Cameron Dulle got Alabama A&M's Carl Parker to line out to first. But that was just the beginning. Kameron Misner, who caught the line drive, tagged first base to double up Jonathan Smith II. He then threw to second base, where Missouri shortstop Chris Cornelius was waiting to get the third out and complete the triple play. It was Missouri's first triple play since 2015. RANKINGS: Stanford soars into top 10 in latest d1baseball.com poll Watch Missouri's heads-up defensive play below. Not Not ... ...but outs on one play! #Mizzou turned its first triple play since 2015 Wednesday. #MIZ #C2E pic.twitter.com/UJPO6EnC1x — #MizzouBaseball (@MizzouBaseball) February 28, 2018 Dan Hodge Trophy: History, winners, and how it works Here's the history of the Dan Hodge Trophy, named after one of the all-time greats and given annually to the top college wrestler every year since 1985. READ MORE 2022 NCAA wrestling championship predictions: Top title contenders at each weight class Let's break down the bracket by weight class, assessing the most likely title contenders and a few sleepers who could cause disruption over the course of three days in Detroit: READ MORE College wrestling rankings: Top-5 hold steady as postseason nears The latest NWCA dual rankings changed offer some insight into which teams have the most momentum leading into the conference and national tournaments. READ MORE