Fan mail on Buckeye baseball is optimistic, and asks if four games is enough sample size to make a statement about the Buckeyes (Kade Kern, above). And, what we mean when we use the term “half full”, and “half empty? In Arizona for this weekend's series with GCU and Gonzaga, read the latest update.
Needing a win to salvage pride and confidence, and split the opening weekend series, reliever Jonah Jenkins (above) was brilliant (4.2 innings of one-hit baseball) as the Buckeyes overcame another early deficit Monday to beat UConn and get it done. Read more in the latest inside feature.
After a gritty comeback from an early 4-0 deficit - and Nick Erwin's first homer of the year (above) - a familiar issue from the past spelled doom for the Buckeyes in Sunday night's loss to UConn.
Ohio State had no hope of covering Purdue's Zach Edey at the offensive end, where he scored 26 points, and his presence defensively worked for three blocked shots in an 82-55 Boilermakers rout that added another loss to OSU's already ugly resume. (Photo courtesy of OSU).
In Florida with warm clear skies, and the opportunity to write about something that nearly writes itself. Some words on why writers choose to write about baseball over other sports.
