Robby Bolin's walk-off base hit in bottom of tenth boosts Huskers over Michigan State 5-4 in Big Ten Tournament opener
OMAHA, Neb. (KCAU) – Robby Bolin's base hit in the bottom of the tenth inning propelled Nebraska to a 5-4 win against Michigan State in its Big Ten Tournament opener at Charles Schwab Field in Omaha.
Case Sanderson and Cayden Brumbaugh each contributed three hits for the Huskers, who earned its sixth consecutive Big Ten Tournament win.
Nebraska will face Oregon in Pool Play on Friday in Omaha.
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