Wolverines put 5 on the board in T2, lead 5-0
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Michigan, 5-1 going to the 4th
Dedelow triples to open the bottom of the inning, Donley drives him in with a SF.
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UM - 5 4 1
IU - 1 3 1
Go Hoosiers!
Dedelow triples to open the bottom of the inning, Donley drives him in with a SF.
- - - R H E
UM - 5 4 1
IU - 1 3 1
Go Hoosiers!
Still 6-1, Michigan going to the 7th
Some poor base running has hurt Indiana in a couple of innings.
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UM - 6 6 0
IU - 1 5 1
Go Hoosiers!
Some poor base running has hurt Indiana in a couple of innings.
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UM - 6 6 0
IU - 1 5 1
Go Hoosiers!
Headed to the 8th with the Wolverines holding a 6-1 lead
Need to get some bats going in a productive manner.
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UM - 6 7 1
IU - 1 6 1
Go Hoosiers!
Need to get some bats going in a productive manner.
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UM - 6 7 1
IU - 1 6 1
Go Hoosiers!
Indiana gets a couple, closes the gap to 6-3
Wilhite races home when UM fails to call TO. Dedelow scores as a DP unfolds. Left 2 on as the tying run came to the plate.
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UM - 6 8 4
IU - 3 8 1
Go Hoosiers!
Wilhite races home when UM fails to call TO. Dedelow scores as a DP unfolds. Left 2 on as the tying run came to the plate.
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UM - 6 8 4
IU - 3 8 1
Go Hoosiers!
Wolverines get 1 in, lead 7-3, going to B9
Coursen-Carr in to work the 9th: 2H & 1R.
Bell pitched 6.1 innings: 4H, 1R, 2BB & 8K in a good outing.
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UM - 7 10 4
IU - 3 8 1
Go Hoosiers!
This post was edited on 4/4 3:53 PM by snowling
Coursen-Carr in to work the 9th: 2H & 1R.
Bell pitched 6.1 innings: 4H, 1R, 2BB & 8K in a good outing.
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UM - 7 10 4
IU - 3 8 1
Go Hoosiers!
This post was edited on 4/4 3:53 PM by snowling
Indiana goes 1, 2, 3 and drops the first game of the series
Let's play 2. Second game of the doubleheader to follow in 45 minutes.
Go Hoosiers!
This post was edited on 4/4 4:04 PM by snowling
GT (boxscore)
Let's play 2. Second game of the doubleheader to follow in 45 minutes.
Go Hoosiers!
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GT (boxscore)
One bad half inning (top 2nd) is all it takes sometimes. On to the next one.
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B10 Scoreboard (update)
As of 8:20pm EDT:
Nebraska 3 @ Maryland 8
Nebraska 2 @ Maryland 8
Iowa 10 @ Purdue 5
Minnesota 6 @ Rutgers 13
Minnesota 11 @ Rutgers 9
Penn State 1 @ Ohio State 7
Illinois 11 @ Northwestern 4
Michigan State 9 @ Oregon 4
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As of 8:20pm EDT:
Nebraska 3 @ Maryland 8
Nebraska 2 @ Maryland 8
Iowa 10 @ Purdue 5
Minnesota 6 @ Rutgers 13
Minnesota 11 @ Rutgers 9
Penn State 1 @ Ohio State 7
Illinois 11 @ Northwestern 4
Michigan State 9 @ Oregon 4
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Story link with boxscore
BLOOMINGTON, Ind. -- Despite a comeback effort in the eighth inning, Indiana dropped the first game of a Saturday doubleheader vs. Michigan, 7-3, losing for just the first time at Bart Kaufman Field in 2015 after a 7-0 start.
IU and Michigan will play a second game at Bart Kaufman Field on Saturday before completing the series on Sunday at 1:05 p.m. ET.
Trailing 6-1 entering the eighth inning, the Hoosiers scored a pair of runs on two hits and three errors by Michigan, but left runners on first and second.
Brian Wilhite reached first after being hit by a pitch to lead off the stanza before three straight Wolverine errors injected life into the Hoosiers.
Craig Dedelow, one of two Hoosiers with multiple hits, singled and advanced to second on a throwing error, while Wilhite advanced to third. Michigan forgot to call time, allowing Wilhite to score, tallying U-M's second consecutive error.
Dedelow scored after advancing to third on an error and reaching home on Scott Donley's sacrifice fly to cut the deficit to 6-3, but Indiana would strand runners on first and second.
Michigan did the majority of its damage in the top of the second inning, recording five runs on four hits and an error.
Junior LHP Caleb Baragar (0-2) received the loss, accountable for all five runs in the second run.
Junior RHP Evan Bell replaced Baragar in the second frame, pitching a career-high 6.1 innings and tossing a career-best eight strikeouts, doubling his previous high, while giving up just one run in the fifth inning.
GAME NOTES
••• Indiana fell to 17-9 overall and 1-5 in Big Ten play.
••• The Hoosiers lost to Michigan for just the second time in the last 15 meetings between the two schools.
••• RHP Evan Bell set career highs in innings pitched (6.1) and strikeouts (8). Bell's eight Ks were the second-most by a Hoosier this season.
••• Craig Dedelow and Will Nolden led Indiana with two hits each. It marked Dedelow's team-high 11th multi-hit game.
••• Dedelow also led Indiana with two runs scored, matching a career high, the fourth time he's scored twice and third this season.
••• Brian Wilhite returned to the lineup as shortstop after missing eight games to injury. Wilhite recorded a hit and a run.
Go Hoosiers!
per Varsity Club
BLOOMINGTON, Ind. -- Despite a comeback effort in the eighth inning, Indiana dropped the first game of a Saturday doubleheader vs. Michigan, 7-3, losing for just the first time at Bart Kaufman Field in 2015 after a 7-0 start.
IU and Michigan will play a second game at Bart Kaufman Field on Saturday before completing the series on Sunday at 1:05 p.m. ET.
Trailing 6-1 entering the eighth inning, the Hoosiers scored a pair of runs on two hits and three errors by Michigan, but left runners on first and second.
Brian Wilhite reached first after being hit by a pitch to lead off the stanza before three straight Wolverine errors injected life into the Hoosiers.
Craig Dedelow, one of two Hoosiers with multiple hits, singled and advanced to second on a throwing error, while Wilhite advanced to third. Michigan forgot to call time, allowing Wilhite to score, tallying U-M's second consecutive error.
Dedelow scored after advancing to third on an error and reaching home on Scott Donley's sacrifice fly to cut the deficit to 6-3, but Indiana would strand runners on first and second.
Michigan did the majority of its damage in the top of the second inning, recording five runs on four hits and an error.
Junior LHP Caleb Baragar (0-2) received the loss, accountable for all five runs in the second run.
Junior RHP Evan Bell replaced Baragar in the second frame, pitching a career-high 6.1 innings and tossing a career-best eight strikeouts, doubling his previous high, while giving up just one run in the fifth inning.
GAME NOTES
••• Indiana fell to 17-9 overall and 1-5 in Big Ten play.
••• The Hoosiers lost to Michigan for just the second time in the last 15 meetings between the two schools.
••• RHP Evan Bell set career highs in innings pitched (6.1) and strikeouts (8). Bell's eight Ks were the second-most by a Hoosier this season.
••• Craig Dedelow and Will Nolden led Indiana with two hits each. It marked Dedelow's team-high 11th multi-hit game.
••• Dedelow also led Indiana with two runs scored, matching a career high, the fourth time he's scored twice and third this season.
••• Brian Wilhite returned to the lineup as shortstop after missing eight games to injury. Wilhite recorded a hit and a run.
Go Hoosiers!
per Varsity Club
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