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The Hoosiers have gotten off to a good start this season. With a record of 17-8, including four wins against NCAA Super Regional teams from last season, IU has garnered an RPI ranking of 28 and has been in and out of Baseball America’s top-25 all season.
LEXINGTON, Ky. — Senior Brad Hartong was waiting for the right pitch. After two balls in the eighth inning of a tie game, he got it from Kentucky pitcher Logan ?Salow.
LEXINGTON, Ky. — Logan Sowers knew where the ball was going the second he connected with it. With the wind blowing out to left field, there was no doubt as he strutted out of the batter’s box it was going over the wall in left center field.
IU (16-8, 1-4) will look to get back to its winning ways Tuesday when it travels to play Kentucky (18-10, 4-5) at Cliff Hagan Stadium.
It wasn’t the weekend the Hoosiers were hoping for after beating Louisville last ?Tuesday.
For the second straight day, the Iowa pitching staff shut down the IU offense en route to beating IU 5-1 Saturday.
Despite junior Caleb Baragar allowing just one run through seven innings, IU (16-6, 1-2) was not able to pull out a win against Iowa (15-6, 1-0) Friday afternoon, falling 2-0.
IU baseball looks to continue its winning ways this weekend when it travels to Iowa to play a three-game set against the Hawkeyes.
IU has had a successful start to its 2015 season. It won 16 of its first 21 games, including 13 of its past 14, and has done so without its full complement of players.
Junior Scott Effross started the shutout. Senior Ryan Halstead finished it — feeding the people in the process.
In the bottom of the third inning Tuesday against Louisville, freshman infielder Isaiah Pasteur hit a solo home run to left field to give IU a one-run lead.
Every player in the IU dugout is on his feet and pressed against the dugout railing.
IU Coach Chris Lemonis will be familiar with the team taking the field Tuesday against his Hoosiers.
IU was well on its way to a perfect spring break. Leading Penn State by five runs in the sixth inning Sunday the Hoosiers were close to extending their 12-game winning streak. Then the errors happened.
For the first time since late February, junior starting pitcher Scott Effross pitched in a competitive environment.
Freshman third baseman Isaiah Pasteur was walking to the plate with two outs in the bottom of the fourth inning. There were runners at the corners and IU was tied 1-1 with No. 23 Cal State Fullerton.
Everyone was standing around waiting for a decision. The two umpires were huddled together near the mound.
Senior relief pitcher Thomas Belcher had loaded the bases in the top of the ninth. The game was tied at four, and he was in his fourth inning of work.
The narrative entering this season was that IU couldn’t hit. Not without Kyle Schwarber, Sam Travis or Dustin DeMuth.
Stepping onto the mound for the first inning was a little nerve-wracking for junior pitcher Kyle Hart.
