Next Game: at Indiana 5/22/2021 | 5:30 PM ESPNU Husker Sports Network Bloomington, Ind. – Jaxon Hallmark’s ninth-inning RBI triple broke a nine-all deadlock, as the Huskers rallied from a seven-run deficit for an improbable 11-9 victory over Ohio State Saturday afternoon in the Bloomington pod. Nebraska (27-11) […]
May 21, 2021
The Nebraska baseball team (26-11) extended their lead in the Big Ten with an 8-5 win over Indiana (24-14) in the series opener. The Huskers have now taken two of three from the Hoosiers and will face off one more time this series.
The NU offense stole the show early when they put up four runs in the top of the second inning. Two walks and a single from
Max Anderson put runners on all three bases and
Brice Matthews cleared them with a double down the left field line.
Griffin Everitt doubled in the next at-bat and drove in the freshman to give the Big Red an early 4-0 lead.
Pitching: TBA vs. LHP Griffan Smith (1-0) TV/Streaming: BTN, FOX Sports App Radio: Husker Sports Network The Nebraska baseball team (25-11) hits the road for the final time during the 2021 regular season this weekend when it heads to Bloomington, Ind., for pod play against the #25 Indiana Hoosiers (24-13) and Ohio State Buckeyes (19-16).
Nebraska is 1-1 against both the Hoosiers and Buckeyes this season. The Huskers played Ohio State during week two of the season in Minneapolis at U.S. Bank Stadium and saw the Hoosiers twice in Piscataway two weeks ago at the Rutgers Pod.
Nebraska’s weekend at Bart Kaufman Field kicks off on Friday night at 7 PM (CT) against the Hoosiers and the game will be carried nationally on BTN. The Huskers then play two games on Saturday, starting with the Buckeyes at Noon before a 5:30 PM contest against the Hoosiers on ESPNU. The four-game weekend wraps up on Sunday at Noon on BTN when the Huskers and Buckeyes meet for the final time thi
May 15, 2021
The Nebraska baseball team (25-11) scored nine runs in the final two innings to come back and beat Northwestern (12-18) 11-5 in game two. This win give them the series sweep as well after game three has been called off due to the Wildcats not having enough pitchers. The game will be deemed “no contest.”
Chance Hroch got the start for the Huskers and he struggled to find his stuff early. The senior pitched a scoreless first inning, but Northwestern struck first in the top of the second inning when
Hroch gave up a leadoff double, followed by a base hit that scored one. A sacrifice bunt later scored another run and the Wildcats led by two.