Dark day, misssed opportunities…The Buckeyes combined men left on base, with four errors, and another bullpen collapse to lose the weekend series to iowa on Saturday. They’ll seek to avoid a sweep in Sunday’s finale. Read Greg Hoard in today’s inside feature.
The Buckeyes ran into a hot Iowa pitcher while wasting a strong starting effort from their own. And their inability to cash in on the opportunities they had late in the game cost them the series opener against the Hawkeyes. Greg Hoard shares the story in today’s Press Pros inside feature.
Buckeyes get big days from Ridge Winand (below) and Griffan Smith to take an Easter ‘special’ series on the road at Maryland. Read more in the latest update on Press Pros.
Same View, Different Perspectives….OSU’s Brent Todys (foreground) and Maryland pitcher John Murphy (background) watch Todys’s 11th inning home run sail out of the park, giving the Buckeyes a 10-9 win and a split of Saturday’s doubleheader. Read more in today’s Press Pros.
Faced with another doubleheader this weekend, the Buckeyes need to address their place in the Big Ten standings, and do some gettin’ while the gettin’s good.
What do you do in the Maryland countryside when the baseball game’s rained out? Well, a little history in this case, and a side trip Friday to the Antietam National Battlefield.
Emergency appendectomy scratches Mitch Milheim, gives Thomas Waning first college start. It was the fifth win in six games for Ohio State (21-17) after it was swept at home by Northwestern. Read Mark Znidar on Press Pros.
Playing like the Big Ten player of the year, co-captain Dom Canzone launched a third inning home run that ignited the Buckeyes in their game one win Saturday against Michigan. The Buckeyes won two of three from the team up north, as written in today’s feature by columnist Mark Znidar.
A first inning display by Michigan’s centerfielder fired up the Buckeyes and set the tone for a passionate response…and then some!
The rivalry, and a little passion by Brent Todys (below) highlighted the Buckeyes’ series opening win Friday night over Michigan. Read more in today’s Press Pros feature story.
Buckeyes team leaders talk about buckling down for crunch time of Big Ten season. In the bottom half of the 8th inning, with bases loaded, Dillon Dingler (pictured) hit a sacrifice fly to boost Ohio State to a 4-2 victory over UD Flyers.
Seeking a road win and termination of a five-game losing streak, the Buckeyes started a telling week of baseball with a dramatic road win over the Ohio University Bobcats. Read about the game in today’s Press Pros inside feature.
Their weekend collapse against Northwestern has left the Ohio State Buckeyes in a position of short term embarrassment and uncertainty. So how do you respond in college baseball when you’re threatened by a losing streak – called out by a team you’re supposed to beat?
Claw Marks…OSU catcher Dillon Dingler dives in an attempt to tag a Northwestern runner at the plate, but the Wildcats left their mark with a four-run seventh that helped them to their first series sweep over the Buckeyes in 39 years. Read more from Greg Hoard in today’s Press Pros inside feature.
For lack of timely hitting, perhaps, the Buckeyes drop a second consecutive game to Northwestern. Will seek to salvage some momentum going forward with the series finale on Sunday. COLUMBUS—There were two ways to look at Ohio State’s 7-2 loss to Northwestern Saturday at Bill Davis Stadium. Not surprisingly, Buckeye coach Greg Beals chose the […]
Sitting out because of a pulled hamstring, Buckeye infielder Matt Carpenter is anxious to return to duty…and an opportunity that took its time to knock.
Pitching (or the lack thereof) and uncharacteristic play contributed to a dreadful series-opening loss to Northwestern on Friday by the Buckeyes. Greg Hoard details how it happened in today’s Press Pros inside feature.
A horrible start and early struggles by starting pitcher Jake Vance proved to much to overcome. OSU drops Wednesday non-con contest to Cincinnati. Read Mark Znidar on Press Pros.
Seth Lonsway throws a complete-game shutout in first game and Cherry hits a two-run homer in each game, but for lack of more hitting than Brady Cherry the Buckeyes could only manage a split on Saturday against Rutgers. Read Mark Znidar in today’s Press Pros.
It took eleven innings, some banging and some bungling, but in the end the Buckeyes showed some competitiveness and a big day by second baseman Matt Carpenter (below) to beat Rutgers in the Big Ten opener. Read more in today’s report from Mark Znidar, our Press Pros feature.