Indiana digs deep in 5-4 Sunday victory to take weekend series from Abilene Christian
Indiana is now 2-2 in rubber matches this season and has now won four of its past five games.
Indiana is now 2-2 in rubber matches this season and has now won four of its past five games.
The Hoosiers failed to clinch the series against the Wildcats as their three-game winning streak ended.
After a brief absence due to injury, the sophomore outfielder homered twice Friday against Abilene Christian.
The Hoosiers moved to 4-0 in series openers at Bart Kaufman Field.
The Hoosiers' recent power surge continued and Tony Neubeck maintained his Friday consistency.
Wednesday night was a special one at Bart Kaufman Field.
Five Hoosiers went yard in the wild game.
The path to the Big Ten Tournament grew more narrow after Indiana lost two of three to the last-place Terrapins.
Indiana could not clinch its first road conference series of the season.
The Hoosiers tallied five home runs while earning their first road win of the season in conference play.
The Hoosiers dug out of a four-run hole as the bullpen held strong and the offense came through.
Brayton Thomas, the usual Sunday starter, set the tone right away.
It was Indiana's 10th loss of conference play.
The Hoosiers led 5-1 before surrendering eight unanswered runs in the final four innings.
Indiana is now looking for its second conference series win of the season.
That script was turned upside down against the Scarlet Knights.
Indiana's win over Rutgers came right when the Hoosiers needed it.
With Indiana currently sitting at 3-9 in Big Ten play, and 10-18 overall, nothing short of a miracle will be needed in order to avoid missing the NCAA Tournament for the second straight year.
The Hoosiers lost a 4-0 lead and fell late, continuing their struggles in one-run games.
The Hoosiers has now lost three of its first four Big Ten series of the season.