Nobody’s talking about them, and that’s fine with the 2018 Buckeyes. Their Sunday win in extra innings spelled a series win over the #8 team in the country, and they’re content to either hunt, and be the hunted. Read more about the game from columnist Greg Hoard.
Cluster of Buckeyes…They mobbed Noah McGowan (center, right) after his 12th inning double scored Kobie Foppe with the winning run to take the weekend series from #8 Indiana. Read more about the surging Buckeyes in today’s Press Pros inside feature by Greg Board.
Fightin’ For The Series…Ohio State coach Greg Beals and umpire Mike Martin go chin to chin over a disputed call on a caught fly ball in the fourth inning. Beals said yes, Martin said no, but the Buckeyes came back to win anyway. Read more about the game on Press Pros.
No. 8 Indiana played clean baseball, got solid pitching and help from the Buckeyes to take the series opener at Bill Davis Stadium Friday night. The Bucks were not “straight-up beaten”, in the words of starting pitcher Connor Curlis, but they lost nonetheless and need to square things today.
The people who know Buckeye reliever Seth Kinker the best are those whom he’s won over with his attitude for efficiency and effectiveness. They depend on him…and they can’t seem to say enough.
Ohio State tuned for a monumental series this weekend with #8-ranked Indiana by smacking Youngstown State. Everyone played, and a lot of people contributed…just what Greg Beals had in mind.
Buckeyes debut an all new infield and a new man in center, and amidst all this Jake Vance adds to his growing reputation. OSU tunes up before heading to Penn State. Read more in the latest Buckeye update on Press Pros.
‘Mac’ Attack…Noah McGowan flashes a smile – his seventh inning home run proved to be decisive in Sunday’s 15-14 slugfest win for the Buckeyes. Their Big Ten opening weekend was a success, thanks to 22 hits in the finale. Read more in the latest baseball update on Press Pros. (Feature Photo by Julie McMaken Wright)
It was another scratch and claw game for the Buckeyes with key plays and moments throughout, but the biggest may have belonged to freshman Griffan Smith in his ‘Big’ debut. Read abouit the clash of the ‘Big Ten titans’ from Greg Hoard in today’s baseball feature.
The Buckeyes struck early, but a familiar nemesis came back to haunt. A disastrous fifth inning helped Nebraska stage the late comeback and win in the Big Ten opener at Bill Davis Stadium. Read more in the latest baseball update on Press Pros.
My dad had had his fill of guns – he was a WWII veteran. But still, he firmly believed that a growing boy should know about them, learn about them, and respect them for what they could do – good and bad.
Opponents quake, while teammates just shake their head. Sophomore right fielder Dom Canzone just hits, and hits, and hits. How does he do it? Read on.
The Buckeyes ran their win streak to six, and ground on through a good Cal State Northridge team. The offense is red-hot (Dillon Dingler hit his second homer (#10, above), while the pitching took another step towards “getting there”. Read Greg Hoard’s account of Sunday’s finale doubleheader in today’s Press Pros inside feature.
It was cold, and it went extra innings. But in the end two of the hottest Buckeyes, and Nate Romans (above), made it a home opener that the brave that stayed won’t soon forget. Read Greg Hoard’s account of the game in the latest Buckeyes baseball update.
Pitching, timely hitting, and a combination of all the parts bring the Buckeyes a sweep at UNC-Wilmington, and home with an 11-6 mark.
Something with a different fell, Bucks bullpen leads the way in a “confident” outing over North Carolina-Wilmington. OSU now 10-6 for today’s road trip finale. Read Greg Hoard’s account of the game in today’s Press Pros inside feature.
They fought back to tie it in the top of the ninth on a Dominic Canzone home run, only too see Coastal Carolina trump that with one of their own in the bottom of the inning. OUCH! Buckeyes lose a pair on a tough Saturday!
Early Offense…Conner Pohl sneaks in ahead of a throw to the plate to score one of three first-inning runs for the Buckeyes in Friday’s weekend opening win over High Point University. Bigger, harder work remains. Read more from Greg Hoard in today’s feature.
Errors and a sterling pitching effort by Oregon State’s Grant Gambrell spelled doom for the Buckeyes on the final day of their Arizona weekend. It could have been better, but they come home with a split!
Senior Noah McGowan’s bat continues to boom…as the Buckeyes took another step forward in the desert Saturday night, outlasting Utah for the second win in the Big Ten-Pac12 Challenge. Read Greg Hoard’s account of the game in the latest baseball update from Press Pros.
