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Knight, Lachenmayer combine to allow just 5 hits and North Dakota State beats Kansas 4-3
FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. -- FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. (AP) — Colten Becker had two hits, an RBI and a great catch in the seventh inning, Logan Knight and Danny Lachenmayer combined to allow just five hits, and North Dakota State beat Kansas 4-3 on Saturday in the Fayetteville Regional. NDSU (21-33), making its third NCAA Division I Tournament appearance, goes against the loser of Arkansas-Creighton on Sunday in another elimination game. Kansas (43-17), in a regional for the first time since 2014, ends the season with the second-most wins in program history. North Dakota State scored two runs in the first inning, both coming with two outs. Davis Hamilton scored from first on a double and a fielding error, and Becker added an RBI single. Jackson Hauge tied it at 2-all in the fourth with his 20th home run of the season — one shy of the program record. His 70 RBIs are fourth most in school history. Designated hitter Blake Timmons put NDSU back in front in the fourth with an RBI single and freshman Evan Gustafson sacrifice fly to the warning track in the fifth made it 4-2 lead. Logan Knight (5-6) gave up three runs — two earned — across 6 1/3 innings and Danny Lachenmayer earned his ninth save after striking out three.
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Knight, Lachenmayer combine to allow just 5 hits and North Dakota State beats Kansas 4-3
Associated Press FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. (AP) — Colten Becker had two hits, an RBI and a great catch in the seventh inning, Logan Knight and Danny Lachenmayer combined to allow just five hits, and North Dakota State beat Kansas 4-3 on Saturday in the Fayetteville Regional. NDSU (21-33), making its third NCAA Division I Tournament appearance, goes against the loser of Arkansas-Creighton on Sunday in another elimination game. Kansas (43-17), in a regional for the first time since 2014, ends the season with the second-most wins in program history. North Dakota State scored two runs in the first inning, both coming with two outs. Davis Hamilton scored from first on a double and a fielding error, and Becker added an RBI single. Jackson Hauge tied it at 2-all in the fourth with his 20th home run of the season — one shy of the program record. His 70 RBIs are fourth most in school history. Designated hitter Blake Timmons put NDSU back in front in the fourth with an RBI single and freshman Evan Gustafson sacrifice fly to the warning track in the fifth made it 4-2 lead. Logan Knight (5-6) gave up three runs — two earned — across 6 1/3 innings and Danny Lachenmayer earned his ninth save after striking out three. Cooper Moore (7-3) was tagged for four earned runs in five innings. ___ AP college sports: recommended in this topic
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Knight, Lachenmayer combine to allow just 5 hits and North Dakota State beats Kansas 4-3
FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. (AP) — Colten Becker had two hits, an RBI and a great catch in the seventh inning, Logan Knight and Danny Lachenmayer combined to allow just five hits, and North Dakota State beat Kansas 4-3 on Saturday in the Fayetteville Regional. NDSU (21-33), making its third NCAA Division I Tournament appearance, goes against the loser of Arkansas-Creighton on Sunday in another elimination game. Kansas (43-17), in a regional for the first time since 2014, ends the season with the second-most wins in program history. North Dakota State scored two runs in the first inning, both coming with two outs. Davis Hamilton scored from first on a double and a fielding error, and Becker added an RBI single. Jackson Hauge tied it at 2-all in the fourth with his 20th home run of the season — one shy of the program record. His 70 RBIs are fourth most in school history. Designated hitter Blake Timmons put NDSU back in front in the fourth with an RBI single and freshman Evan Gustafson sacrifice fly to the warning track in the fifth made it 4-2 lead. Logan Knight (5-6) gave up three runs — two earned — across 6 1/3 innings and Danny Lachenmayer earned his ninth save after striking out three. Cooper Moore (7-3) was tagged for four earned runs in five innings. ___ AP college sports:
Miami Herald
13-03-2025
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- Miami Herald
College basketball's toughest rebuild is underway
Maryland Eastern Shore head coach and HBCU basketball lifer by birth, Cleo Hill Jr. has seen a lot of college basketball. But until his team showed up to the Norfolk Scope on Wednesday night to take on Norfolk State, he didn't have any experience in the MEAC Tournament. "After the Del State game, my attention just got locked in on the tournament because I haven't even the MEAC tournament - being in the CIAA - I don't believe," Hill told the media following his team's 77-70 loss to the top-seed in the loss punctuated the end of a 6-25 season for UMES in Hill's first season at the Division I level. Those 25 losses were equal to the amount of games he lost in his last three seasons at Winston-Salem State University where he won 59 games during that stretch. The losses were abnormal to Hill but not to the program. The 2024-2025 season marked the third season in the last decade the team has lost at least 25 games and the seventh since the turn of the century. The tiny school in remote Princess Anne, MD has had just four winning seasons since going Division I in the mid-1970s. It has never been to the NCAA Division I Tournament. Considered one of the toughest jobs in college basketball due to finances, location and history, this job is not for the faint of heart. Cleo Hill Jr., son and namesake of an HBCU basketball legend and coach, knew this when he took the job. The former North Carolina Central guard has spent the last quarter century coaching at HBCUs - first as an assistant at Shaw University - then with a five year stint at Cheyney University before returning to Shaw as head coach and leading that program to a CIAA championship in 2011. He led Shaw to a 116-67 overall record, including multiple NCAA Tournament appearances before spending several years away from college basketball as a trainer and returned to the CIAA in 2018 coaching at his parents alma mater, WSSU, and leading the program to CIAA titles in 2020 and 2023 and making it one of the most visible Division II programs. His 2023 team included a slight but athletic freshman named Ketron "KC" Shaw on a team full of Division I level Hill took the job in June, Shaw hit the transfer portal and followed him up to Princess Anne, along with his younger brother Kyrell. Less than a year later, he went from being a third-option at WSSU to the go-to-player for UMES. (Go To Page Two) The post College basketball's toughest rebuild is underway appeared first on HBCU Gameday. Copyright HBCU Gameday 2012-2025
