Despite a ninth inning rally, Ohio dropped Sunday’s game at Bowling Green 7-6, ending its Mid-American Conference series winning streak at two and mathematically eliminating itself from the MAC Tournament.
Tuesday marked the first time in the history of Bob Wren Stadium that Ohio hosted a team from the Atlantic Coast Conference, as Pittsburgh visited Athens for a midweek game.
Two weeks ago, Ohio had lost its fifth straight Mid-American Conference series and offense was coming at a premium.
It looked like more of the same for Ohio on Friday night, with the recurring theme of poor offense once again rearing its ugly head.
This season has been a historic struggle for Ohio baseball, which sits at 6-31 after a 12-4 defeat against Morehead State on Tuesday.
Before Saturday, Ohio hadn’t won a baseball game since March 28.
Ohio freshman forward Antonio Campbell loves the excitement new coach Saul Phillips brings to a basketball court.
Right now, things aren’t rainbows and sunshine for Ohio baseball.
Coach Rob Smith never wants to see another spring like the one in 2014.
Since the second game of a doubleheader on March 9, Ohio has won one game.
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