IU with the 6-5 win, nice start to the series (story link with boxscore)
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In the 1st inning Donley singled followed by a Hartong double that scored him.
IU leads 1-0 after 2 innings.
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IU - 1 2 0
UM - 0 0 0
Go Hoosiers!
Stat feed is down as of 2nd inning.
IU leads 1-0 after 2 innings.
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IU - 1 2 0
UM - 0 0 0
Go Hoosiers!
Stat feed is down as of 2nd inning.
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In the 3rd inning Donley drives in Rodrigue and Dedelow gets the third run in. Kelzer struggled in this inning.
Tied at 3 after 3 innings.
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IU - 3 6 0
UM 3 3 0
Go Hoosiers!
Tied at 3 after 3 innings.
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IU - 3 6 0
UM 3 3 0
Go Hoosiers!
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Maryland gets a home run and takes the lead. Stat feed is down again.
Maryland leads 4-3 after 4 innings.
Go Hoosiers!
Maryland leads 4-3 after 4 innings.
Go Hoosiers!
Indiana had the bases loaded with 1 out, but failed to get a run in. Kelzer still working for Indiana.
Maryland leads 4-3 after 5 innings.
Nebraska wins this afternoon.
Go Hoosiers!
Maryland leads 4-3 after 5 innings.
Nebraska wins this afternoon.
Go Hoosiers!
Indiana gets men in scoring position (2nd & 3rd) and a throwing error lets two runs in. Terps pitcher, Shawaryn, was 10-0 going into this game; Terps have called in a reliever. Some picture coming to twitter feeds and the crowd looks sparse. Effross is in to throw the 6th inning.
Indiana leads 5-4, going to B6.
Go Hoosiers!
Indiana leads 5-4, going to B6.
Go Hoosiers!
Effross strikes out 2 with a man on third in the 6th. Dedelow makes a great throw to the plate to save a run in the 7th.
Indiana leads 5-4 after 7 innings
Go Hoosiers!
Indiana leads 5-4 after 7 innings
Go Hoosiers!
Rodigue drives in a run with his 3rd hit of the day. Lead-off hitter for the Terps has gotten on 6 of 8 times today. Harrison charged with 2 errors in the inning; has a tough 8th (went 3.2 innings on Wednesday). Halstead in to relieve with 2 outs and the bases loaded; gets a GO and strands the Terps.
Indiana leads 6-5 after 8 innings.
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IU - 6 10 2
UM 5 6 1
Go Hoosiers!
Indiana leads 6-5 after 8 innings.
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IU - 6 10 2
UM 5 6 1
Go Hoosiers!
IU goes easily: 1, 2, 3.
Indiana leads 6-5 going to B9.
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IU - 6 10 2
UM 5 6 1
Go Hoosiers!
Indiana leads 6-5 going to B9.
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IU - 6 10 2
UM 5 6 1
Go Hoosiers!
1, 2, 3 - Indiana gets a 6-5 win.
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IU - 6 10 2
UM 5 6 1
Go Hoosiers!
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IU - 6 10 2
UM 5 6 1
Go Hoosiers!
You're welcome and much appreciated, BGunn.
Win at #20 Maryland
COLLEGE PARK, Md. -- Indiana took a 1-0 series lead at No. 20 Maryland with a 6-5 victory on Friday evening at Bob "Turtle" Smith Stadium.
IU gave Maryland RHP Mike Shawaryn his first loss (10-1), recording nine hits against UM's starter, the most Shawaryn has given up in 2015.
But it was a costly infield error that allowed the Hoosiers to take the lead for good in the top of the sixth.
Will Nolden walked and reached second on Austin Cangelosi's sacrifice bunt to open the inning. Casey Rodrigue beat out the throw to first base for a single and stole second to put the leading run in scoring position with two outs.
Maryland committed its only error of the game on a routine grounder to shortstop, miffing a throw to first that allowed Nolden and Rodrigue to score and give IU a 5-4 lead.
Rodrigue's RBI single in the eighth gave IU an insurance run and lead of 6-4 -- and the Hoosiers needed it.
The Terrapins scored a run in the bottom of the same frame before loading the bases with two outs. That's when IU's all-time saves leader Ryan Halstead was called upon to finish things off.
Halstead forced a pop up for the final out of the eighth and retired Maryland in order in the ninth to earn his team-high eighth save of the season and 31st of his career, the most in IU history.
RHP Jake Kelzer earned his fourth win of the season, pitching five innings and matching a career high with six strikeouts to lead IU.
Indiana's 10 hits were led by three each from Scott Donley and Rodrigue .
The Hoosiers scored the game's first three runs, one in the top of the first and two in the third, before Maryland could get on the board.
IU received back-to-back two-out base hits in the opening frame, a double from Brad Hartong and an RBI single from Scott Donley, to take a 1-0 lead.
Maryland's lead-off batter reached base in the first and second innings, but a pair of double plays by the Hoosier infield shut the door on those opportunities.
Four of IU's 10 hits came in the top of the third, allowing the Hoosiers to expand their lead to 3-0 thanks to RBI singles from Donley and Craig Dedelow.
Maryland tied the game with three runs in the bottom of the frame and took a 4-3 lead in the following fourth inning on a solo home run.
IU appeared prime to immediately retake the advantage in the fifth, loading the bases with one out, before the Terrapins turned a double play to maintain its 4-3 lead.
The Hoosiers and No. 20 Terrapins continue their weekend series in College Park, Md., on Saturday, May 2, at 2 p.m. ET.
Sunday's series finale at 11 a.m. ET will be televised on the Big Ten Network.
GAME NOTES
••• Indiana improved to 24-19 overall and 7-10 in Big Ten play, sliding into eighth place in the conference standings, which qualifies for the Big Ten Tournament in Minneapolis.
••• Friday's contest marked just the second all-time meeting between the two schools. IU has won both.
••• The Hoosiers are 8-3 vs. ranked opponents in 2015.
••• Indiana has tallied 10 or more hits on 22 occasions in 2015. IU totaled 10 tonight, led by three each from Scott Donley and Casey Rodrigue. In the last three Friday games, IU has combined for 36 hits.
••• Twenty-seven of IU's 43 games have been decided by three runs or less, including 17 by one run. Three of IU's last four have come down to one run.
••• Indiana has scored in the first inning in eight of the last 13 games, taking a 1-0 lead in the top of the first.
••• IU walked 10 Maryland batters, doubling its previous season high. Indiana had walked five batters in a game five times.
••• Senior 1B Scott Donley registered his second consecutive three-hit game, marking his 17th multi-hit game of 2015 to tie for the IU lead this season. Donley, who notched three hits for the fifth time this season, has a hit in 17 of the last 20 games and leads IU with 58.
••• Seniors Casey Rodrigue and Brad Hartong each had their 14th multi-hit games, tied for third-most for the Hoosiers. Rodrigue's three matched a career high, while Hartong added a pair.
••• Sophomore RHP Jake Kelzer earned his fourth win of the season, tying Luke Harrison for the team lead in 2015. Kelzer's six strikeouts matched a career high, while his 39 for the season are tied for second.
••• In his 98th career appearance, senior RHP Ryan Halstead earned his 31st career save, extending both of his Indiana all-time records. Halstead's eight saves lead IU this season and are tied for the fifth-most in a season all-time at IU. He owns the record in that category with 11 in 2013.
Go Hoosiers!
Link has access to boxscore:
http://www.iuhoosiers.com/sports/m-basebl/recaps/050115aaa.html
Win at #20 Maryland
COLLEGE PARK, Md. -- Indiana took a 1-0 series lead at No. 20 Maryland with a 6-5 victory on Friday evening at Bob "Turtle" Smith Stadium.
IU gave Maryland RHP Mike Shawaryn his first loss (10-1), recording nine hits against UM's starter, the most Shawaryn has given up in 2015.
But it was a costly infield error that allowed the Hoosiers to take the lead for good in the top of the sixth.
Will Nolden walked and reached second on Austin Cangelosi's sacrifice bunt to open the inning. Casey Rodrigue beat out the throw to first base for a single and stole second to put the leading run in scoring position with two outs.
Maryland committed its only error of the game on a routine grounder to shortstop, miffing a throw to first that allowed Nolden and Rodrigue to score and give IU a 5-4 lead.
Rodrigue's RBI single in the eighth gave IU an insurance run and lead of 6-4 -- and the Hoosiers needed it.
The Terrapins scored a run in the bottom of the same frame before loading the bases with two outs. That's when IU's all-time saves leader Ryan Halstead was called upon to finish things off.
Halstead forced a pop up for the final out of the eighth and retired Maryland in order in the ninth to earn his team-high eighth save of the season and 31st of his career, the most in IU history.
RHP Jake Kelzer earned his fourth win of the season, pitching five innings and matching a career high with six strikeouts to lead IU.
Indiana's 10 hits were led by three each from Scott Donley and Rodrigue .
The Hoosiers scored the game's first three runs, one in the top of the first and two in the third, before Maryland could get on the board.
IU received back-to-back two-out base hits in the opening frame, a double from Brad Hartong and an RBI single from Scott Donley, to take a 1-0 lead.
Maryland's lead-off batter reached base in the first and second innings, but a pair of double plays by the Hoosier infield shut the door on those opportunities.
Four of IU's 10 hits came in the top of the third, allowing the Hoosiers to expand their lead to 3-0 thanks to RBI singles from Donley and Craig Dedelow.
Maryland tied the game with three runs in the bottom of the frame and took a 4-3 lead in the following fourth inning on a solo home run.
IU appeared prime to immediately retake the advantage in the fifth, loading the bases with one out, before the Terrapins turned a double play to maintain its 4-3 lead.
The Hoosiers and No. 20 Terrapins continue their weekend series in College Park, Md., on Saturday, May 2, at 2 p.m. ET.
Sunday's series finale at 11 a.m. ET will be televised on the Big Ten Network.
GAME NOTES
••• Indiana improved to 24-19 overall and 7-10 in Big Ten play, sliding into eighth place in the conference standings, which qualifies for the Big Ten Tournament in Minneapolis.
••• Friday's contest marked just the second all-time meeting between the two schools. IU has won both.
••• The Hoosiers are 8-3 vs. ranked opponents in 2015.
••• Indiana has tallied 10 or more hits on 22 occasions in 2015. IU totaled 10 tonight, led by three each from Scott Donley and Casey Rodrigue. In the last three Friday games, IU has combined for 36 hits.
••• Twenty-seven of IU's 43 games have been decided by three runs or less, including 17 by one run. Three of IU's last four have come down to one run.
••• Indiana has scored in the first inning in eight of the last 13 games, taking a 1-0 lead in the top of the first.
••• IU walked 10 Maryland batters, doubling its previous season high. Indiana had walked five batters in a game five times.
••• Senior 1B Scott Donley registered his second consecutive three-hit game, marking his 17th multi-hit game of 2015 to tie for the IU lead this season. Donley, who notched three hits for the fifth time this season, has a hit in 17 of the last 20 games and leads IU with 58.
••• Seniors Casey Rodrigue and Brad Hartong each had their 14th multi-hit games, tied for third-most for the Hoosiers. Rodrigue's three matched a career high, while Hartong added a pair.
••• Sophomore RHP Jake Kelzer earned his fourth win of the season, tying Luke Harrison for the team lead in 2015. Kelzer's six strikeouts matched a career high, while his 39 for the season are tied for second.
••• In his 98th career appearance, senior RHP Ryan Halstead earned his 31st career save, extending both of his Indiana all-time records. Halstead's eight saves lead IU this season and are tied for the fifth-most in a season all-time at IU. He owns the record in that category with 11 in 2013.
Go Hoosiers!
Link has access to boxscore:
http://www.iuhoosiers.com/sports/m-basebl/recaps/050115aaa.html
Wow. How do you walk 11 guys and still win the game. (11, not 10, is my count from the H-T box)
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