The Ohio State baseball team had an opportunity to take a road series against Arizona State on Sunday afternoon, but it ended up falling short.
The Buckeyes won on Thursday, 11-4, lost on Friday, 14-4 and won on Saturday, 13-4, giving them a chance at winning the series on Sunday. The high scoring contest went the favor of the Sun Devils, as they put up 10 runs to Ohio State’s eight.
The loss puts the Buckeyes at even on the year, 4-4, and now they will have a break until Friday when they hit the road again to take on three different teams in the Las Vegas College Baseball Classic.
FINAL (7 Innings) | Buckeyes split their four-game series against the Sun Devils. #GoBucks pic.twitter.com/43dRqJKErk
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After the top of the fifth, Ohio State held a 7-5 and 8-6 leads, but its pitching failed it over the final half of the game. First baseman Ryan Miller had 3 RBIs while Henry Kaczmar had 2. Pitcher Hunter Shaw took the loss, giving up four runs in just 1/3 of an inning.
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