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Indiana baseball leaned on a dominant outing from graduate left-handed pitcher Tony Neubeck and shutdown relief from graduate right-hander Gavin Seebold and junior right-hand reliever Jackson Yarberry to secure a 4–2 win over Washington on Friday at Bart Kaufman Field.
Indiana baseball will return home Friday in a three-game series against Washington to open Big Ten play, following a two and a half week-long road trip with stops in Jacksonville, Cincinnati and Bowling Green, Kentucky.
Indiana baseball’s game against Northern Kentucky University that was scheduled for Tuesday afternoon was cancelled due to incoming weather, including a high temperature of 56 degrees and rain per a release from Indiana Athletics. The contest is not currently scheduled to be played later.
The final game of Indiana baseball’s long four-game weekend against Western Kentucky opened with redshirt junior outfielder Ayden Crouse getting hit by a pitch. He took first base, and sophomore infielder Will Moore followed with a walk. Just like that, Indiana had two on and no outs before the Hilltoppers had even recorded one in Sunday’s game.
A shaky opening weekend for Indiana baseball in mid-February at then-No. 11 University of North Carolina at Chapel-Hill demonstrated miscues in the field and poor pitching. Indiana sophomore infielder Cooper Malamazian struggled mightily in that series.
Indiana baseball split Saturday’s doubleheader against Western Kentucky University at Nick Denes Field in Bowling Green, Kentucky. The Hoosiers bounced back from Friday’s 4-1 loss with a 3-1 win in the first game before falling 14-12 in a high-scoring second contest.
Indiana baseball lost 4-1 against Western Kentucky University at Nick Denes Field in Bowling Green, Kentucky on Friday. The Hoosiers will face the Hilltoppers three more times this weekend.
Following another midweek win over Xavier University in which Indiana baseball held control for the majority of the game, the Hoosiers now head south for a four-game weekend set against Western Kentucky University. After a demanding start to the season, this series presents an opportunity for Indiana to settle in and build momentum.
Tony Neubeck once wondered if he would ever throw again.
In a 10-4 win over Xavier University at Hayden Field in Cincinnati on Wednesday, Indiana baseball did not have to rely on one bat. Eight starters reached base as the Hoosiers totaled 15 hits and showcased the lineup depth that has fueled their strong start at the plate.
Sophomore infielder Jake Hanley stepped up to the plate. Indiana baseball was ahead 4-2 in the fifth inning, but the Hoosiers could use another hit to break the game open. Sophomore catcher and outfielder Hogan Denny was standing just off the first base bag.
Indiana baseball’s bullpen struggles continued throughout the Live Like Lou Jacksonville Baseball Classic over the weekend. The Hoosiers led against No. 2 Louisiana State University and the University of Notre Dame in the seventh and eighth innings, respectively, but were unable to hold on because their relief pitchers gave up a combined 14 runs in those innings.
Indiana’s starting pitchers provided steady outings on the mound this weekend, but relief pitching proved uneven at key moments.
The sun shined down on the field inside of VyStar Ballpark in Jacksonville, Florida — a picture-perfect day for baseball in late February. The weather was partly cloudy Friday afternoon reading in the mid-80s.
Indiana baseball leaned on elite pitching Saturday afternoon, defeating the University of Central Florida 6-1nAfter surrendering 14 runs to No. 2 Louisiana State University on Friday, the Hoosiers tallied its first win of the Live Like Lou Jacksonville Baseball Classic.
Indiana baseball lost to No. 2 Louisiana State University 14-7 on Friday afternoon at VyStar Ballpark in Jacksonville, Florida, in its opening game of the Live Like Lou Jacksonville Baseball Classic.
Indiana baseball did what it needed to do Tuesday afternoon at Bart Kaufman Field.
Indiana won the game 15-3.
After starting the season with three losses to the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill on Feb. 13-15, Indiana baseball returned home Tuesday afternoon looking to bounce back for its first win.
After getting swept by then-No. 11 University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill in its season-opening series, Indiana baseball will return home to Bloomington for a matchup against Bradley University.
