Hoosiers miss first chance at tourney title
IU and Nebraska will play in a winner-take-all game at 1:05 p.m. ET Sunday with the Big Ten Tournament championship on the line. Follow live on Twitter.
IU and Nebraska will play in a winner-take-all game at 1:05 p.m. ET Sunday with the Big Ten Tournament championship on the line. Follow live on Twitter.
The IU baseball team scored six runs in the bottom of the fifth, all coming after a throwing error by Ohio State starter Brian King, to beat the Buckeyes 11-3 Friday at Target Field.
Ryan Halstead closed out Minnesota in the ninth for the school-record 21st save of his career, preserving IU’s 4-2 win over Minnesota in game five of the 2013 Big Ten baseball Tournament at Target Field.
On May 19, the IU baseball team won its fifth Big Ten regular season championship. This weekend it will try to win its third Big Ten Tournament title.
The Big Ten conference announced IU Coach Tracy Smith as Coach of the Year and sophomore Aaron Slegers as Pitcher of the Year Monday afternoon.
The Hoosiers captured their first outright Big Ten regular season title since 1932 with an 8-1 victory Saturday at Bill Davis Stadium’s Nick Swisher Field by scoring six runs through the first three innings.
For the first time since 1932, IU has won a Big Ten baseball championship outright.
With a 7-2 victory against Ohio State in Columbus, Ohio, Friday night, IU claimed at least a share of its first Big Ten regular season title since 1949.
Sophomore catcher Kyle Schwarber has been named to USA Baseball’s 2013 Collegiate National Team, IU baseball announced in a press release Wednesday.
It’s been 64 years since the IU baseball team won its last Big Ten regular season title but the Hoosiers are staring down a chance at championship No. 5.
Aaron Slegers (8-1) registered his team-high eighth win of the year, scattering nine hits in 6.2 innings.
Danny Rosenbaum hit a sacrifice fly to right to score Cole Sturgeon from third as No. 10 Louisville beat the No. 16 IU baseball team 4-3 in walk-off fashion Wednesday night in Louisville.
The IU baseball team (36-9, 13-5 in the Big Ten as of Wednesday afternoon) will play in front of a home crowd for the final time this season when it welcomes Northwestern to Bloomington for a three-game set starting at 6:05 p.m. Friday at Bart Kaufman Field.
It was too little, too late for the IU baseball team Sunday, as the Hoosiers’ late rally came up short and could not make up for early mistakes in a 3-2 loss to Nebraska at Hawks Field at Haymarket Park.
Fifty-nine miles away from the University of Nebraska’s Hawks Field at Haymarket Park is TD Ameritrade Park, the site of the 2013 College World Series. The No. 17 Hoosiers (34-8, 11-4), for their penultimate Big Ten road series, will be about an hour away from the location of item No. 2 on their list of preseason goals.
No. 17 IU defeated Michigan (22-20, 8-7) in extra innings 3-2 Sunday at Bart Kaufman Field.
The Hoosiers’ penultimate series at Bart Kaufman Field features significant implications for the Hoosiers’ preseason goal of winning a regular season conference championship, their first since 1949.
The Hoosiers are prepared to face the Michigan Wolverines this weekend following a six-game respite.
No. 17 IU (30-8) took down Eastern Kentucky Tuesday night 5-2. This is the quickest an IU baseball team has reached the 30-win mark since 1987.
The Hoosiers (29-8, 8-4 Big Ten) will try and keep their three-game win streak alive this evening at Bart Kaufman Field.