Indiana demolishes Abilene Christian in opening game of weekend
Peter Miller | April 17The Hoosiers' recent power surge continued and Tony Neubeck maintained his Friday consistency.
The Hoosiers' recent power surge continued and Tony Neubeck maintained his Friday consistency.
Wednesday night was a special one at Bart Kaufman Field.
The path to the Big Ten Tournament grew more narrow after Indiana lost two of three to the last-place Terrapins.
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.
Indiana's win over Rutgers came right when the Hoosiers needed it.
When Moore sets the tone, the Hoosiers tend to follow his lead.
It’s the third straight year in which the Hoosiers have dropped the opening series of Big Ten play.
Saturday's contest was the first time Jeff Mercer's squad "just didn't play very well," he said.
All the pieces fell into place for the Hoosiers.