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Senior catcher Brad Hartong threw out a potential base-stealer to help senior Ryan Halstead close the door in the bottom of the 10th inning to seal the second win in as many games this season for the Hoosiers.
New IU Coach Chris Lemonis collected his first win as a Hoosier, and senior second baseman Casey Rodrigue hit his first career home run to lead the IU baseball team to a 4-2 win at Stanford in the season opener Friday night.
IU senior Scott Donley sprinted back, leapt over the left field wall and made the catch.
Last season for IU ended in heartbreak.
It was a trip Chris Lemonis had made plenty of times ?before.
From IDS reports
IU Coach Chris Lemonis has a problem — he has too many good pitchers and not enough starting roles.
Last season Louisville stole 133 bases. IU stole 68.
It’s not easy replacing a legend.
New IU baseball Coach Chris Lemonis added another member to his coaching staff Wednesday with the hiring of Shawn Roof.
Eight months after falling to Stanford in the NCAA Regional final, IU baseball will open its 2015 season with a trip to Palo Alto, Calif., for a rematch.
After pitching some of the best baseball in his career and winning back-to-back Big Ten pitcher of the week awards last March, Kyle Hart suffered a major setback in his baseball career.
From IDS reports
When Marissa, 18, and Kenzie Lemonis, 13, came back from summer camp, their father, Chris Lemonis, had a surprise for them.
IU announced the addition of Kyle Bunn as the team’s new pitching coach on July 11.
Was the 2014 IU baseball season a success? Also, did Noah Vonleh make the right decision to come out early?
Casey Smith was lying in his bed, trying to ignore the excruciating pain. He just wanted to go to sleep.
Sam Travis, the 2014 Big Ten Player of the Year, made his departure from Bloomington official this past Monday, signing a contract that is reportedly worth $846,000.
Josh Ockimey announced via his Twitter account Wednesday night he would begin his professional career right away, and he would not be coming to Bloomington.
Junior catcher Kyle Schwarber was drafted No. 4 overall by the Chicago Cubs and junior first baseman Sam Travis was drafted No. 67 by the Boston Red Sox in the 2014 MLB draft Thursday.
