OKLAHOMA CITY––The lights at ASA Hall of Fame Stadium were getting a little brighter, the crowd a little louder, the bats a little stronger during the third inning of Thursday night's game between Alabama and UCLA. After shutting down the Bruins through the first two innings, UCLA offense once again looked like the best offense in the country against Alabama junior ace Jocelyn Briski in the third inning. It all started with an innocent one-out single from eight-hole hitter Kaniya Bragg as the Bruins' first baserunner of the game. A popup brought UCLA down to its final out of the inning. Then leadoff hitter Rylee Slimp hit her 17th home run of the season to give the Bruins the 2-1 lead. The damage wasn't done. The nation's home run leader Megan Grant continued to make history with her 41st home run of the season to make it back-to-back blasts for the Bruins.…