"One can almost mark the date when it began," a historian once claimed. The slow but constant disregard for the darkest hours of our history, because it just doesn’t fit today's lost appreciation for sacrifice.
As impressive as the Buckeyes' improvement was - to have come so far in just one year - the Big Ten baseball tournament paints a fine example of how the new neighborhood of the Big Ten lives in comparison to the old neighborhood we used to know.
On a night that saw two of the most dominant pitching performances in 2026 college baseball, Michigan's Shane Brinham outdueled Ohio State's Gavin Kuzniewski (above) to end the Buckeyes turnaround season at 30 wins, and fuel unlimited prospects for what comes next!
Trey Sagester kept working hard and overcame the recruiting delays caused by the transfer portal to earn an offer from a new coach at a Division II program in Michigan. He plans to develop his body and his game and take advantage of the opportunity. Read Jeff Gilbert
It came down to big plays at big times by big names. And in the end, Dane Harvey (above) and pitcher Pierce Herrenbruck delivered the biggest plays of all in a 3-2 win over Rutgers to stay alive in BIG Tournament.
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