Nebraska wins series over Indiana in 4-2 Sunday victory

The Huskers move to 32-18 on the season and 14-7 in the Big Ten Conference.

The Huskers concluded their final home game of the regular season Sunday with a showdown against Indiana. Nebraska defeated the Hoosiers in another battle that went down to the wire, taking the series 2-1 and staying alive in the Big Ten race.

The Huskers scored four runs off eight hits and earned three RBIs, while Indiana totaled two runs off six hits and three errors. Case Sanderson led Nebraska at the plate, going 2-for-3 with a double and an RBI in the third. Sanderson scored himself in the same inning off a wild pitch, giving Nebraska a 2-0 lead.

Cole Evans and Josh Caron delivered RBIs as well. Evans doubled in the sixth to bring Caron home and break the 2-2 tie. Caron then extended the lead to 4-2 in the seventh with an RBI single.

Jackson Brockett started for Nebraska and pitched 5.0 innings, earning three strikeouts and allowing just two runs across four hits. Drew Christo pitched the final four innings to earn the win, shutting out Indiana by throwing two strikeouts and surrendering just two singles.

The Huskers move to 32-18 on the season and 14-7 in the Big Ten Conference. Nebraska will conclude the regular season with a three-game series against Michigan State. Game one is set for Thursday night at 5:05 p.m. and can be viewed on B1G+.

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Huskers starter earns multiple honors following no-hitter

Nebraska pitcher Jackson Brockett earns multiple honors after no-hitter

After throwing a 12-strike out no hitter last week for Nebraska’s first no-hitter in 70 years, Cornhuskers starting pitcher Jackson Brockett has earned multiple honors.

Brockett earned national pitcher of the week honors by the Big Ten as well as the national Pitcher of the Week by D1Baseball and Perfect Game, allowing him to be a consensus national pitcher of the week for last week.

The native of Omaha for the most part this season has come out of the bullpen for the Huskers with his first six appearances being in relief. Last week, Brockett got his first start of the season and the 13th of his career. In that start against Kansas State, Brockett allowed just two walks in his nine innings of work while striking out 12. He threw just 107 pitches in the win.

Brockett is now 2-0 on the season with a 2.51 ERA in 14.1 innings pitched, allowing just four earned runs and five runs total on the season.

He’ll  look to follow up his no-hitter on Wednesday when he takes the mound as the Huskers look for a midweek victory over South Dakota State Jackrabbits.

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