Mother Nature is throwing a curveball at the Vanderbilt vs. Missouri baseball series opener, but the show will go on—just a little later than planned.

The Tigers' program announced that Game 1 of the series, originally scheduled for an earlier start on May 8, has been pushed back one hour to a 7 p.m. first pitch. The decision comes as forecasts for Columbia, Missouri, show a chance of rain lingering through 8 p.m., prompting the adjustment to give fans and players the best possible window for action.

The matchup will still take place at Taylor Stadium, where both teams will look to gain early momentum in the series. For those unable to make it to the ballpark, the game will be streamed live on SEC Network+, ensuring no one misses a pitch.

Weather-related schedule shifts are nothing new in college baseball, where spring storms often test the resilience of players and fans alike. But with the Commodores and Tigers set to battle under the lights, this delay only adds to the anticipation of what promises to be a competitive SEC showdown.

So grab your gear, adjust your watch, and get ready for a night of baseball—just an hour later than expected.