Walk‑off losses already sit in a category of their own. They hit fast, they hit hard, and they don’t give you any time to process what just happened. When it comes from your rival, in their park, with their crowd losing its mind, it stings a little more. Mississippi State felt all of that Friday night in Oxford. Ole Miss didn’t overwhelm Mississippi State. The Rebels didn’t string together some big crooked number. They just got two swings from Kennedy Bunker, one to start the night and one to end it, and that was enough to hand the Bulldogs a 3-2 loss in the second game of the series . "I think just the too many opportunities early on wasted," Mississippi State coach Samantha Ricketts said. "I always like the fight at the end, but 10 left on base and not taking advantage of the pitchers early in the game, I think is where we lost that game." Mississippi State spent most of the night trying to climb out of those moments.…