OXFORD (AP) — Wade Gaynor hit two home runs to key an eight-run rally and Jake Wells’ go-ahead homer in the ninth inning gave Western Kentucky a 10-9 win over Mississippi on Sunday and forced a deciding game in the regional.

The Hilltoppers (42-19) put together a 15-hit performance to eliminate Missouri earlier in the day, then pounded out 20 more as they upset the top-seeded Rebels (42-18).

The teams will meet again at 7 p.m. today to determine the winner of the Oxford Regional.

Matt Rice and Gaynor started the rally with solo shots in the seventh inning, then Gaynor tied it at 9 with a three-run homer in the eighth.

The Hilltoppers snapped the Rebels’ 11-game regional home winning streak and extended their school record for runs in a season to 536.