Ohio State baseball couldn't capitalize on opportunities on offense or defense and saw its four-game winning streak snapped by Michigan State on Saturday.
Their three-game weekend sweep of second-place Nebraska was stunning, exciting, and confidence-building. But coming off being swept two weeks ago by fifth place Purdue, can you make more of it than...your chances are better when you can pitch!
To the coach's liking, Ohio State and starting pitcher Chris Domke (above) put their game together Saturday night to take game two and the weekend series against Nebraska...and left little doubt about it.
Sophomore Gavin Kuzniewski delivered the best starting performance of the year, and a couple of sacrifice fly balls were enough to support a 2-1 heart-stopping opening win over second-place Nebraska.
After losing a telling three-game series at Rutgers, the Buckeyes come home for alumni weekend to face second-place Nebraska and firm up both their place in the Big Ten standings, and their confidence.
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