To say that Indiana’s bats broke out in a big way would be a major understatement.
Every Hoosier who collected a hit on Tuesday was an underclassman.
The Hoosiers let the series finale slip away late.
Indiana baseball had plenty of mistakes amidst sweep in season opening series at No. 11 UNC.
The Indiana bullpen allowed eight hits and nine runs in the loss.
An error and a pair of wild pitches led to six runs for the Tar Heels in the bottom of the sixth.
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Indiana baseball continues to prepare its players for the next level.
Kraft pitched seven shutout innings versus Purdue on Friday.
Indiana used eight pitchers Wednesday, six of whom threw shutout outings.
The Hoosiers mercy-ruled the Terrapins in Sunday’s rubber match.
Will Moore had the walk-off hit, but that might not have even been his most important plate appearance of the day.
The second baseman adjusted well in his shift to third base.
Devin Taylor tied Indiana's all-time home run record in the losing effort.
The team scored just three runs across Friday and Sunday losses.
The freshman’s flexibility has allowed him to earn the opportunity to start in most games.
The Hoosiers scored 32 runs on Monday.
Seebold delivered in his fifth start of the season.
Indiana hasn’t hosted Michigan State since April 2015.
Jeff Mercer is working to develop underclassmen pitchers with in-game repetitions.
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