Fifth-year senior outfielder Matt Ramsay didn’t know where he wanted to go to college, but he knew he would be leaving his hometown of Hudson, Ohio.
Ethan Wolfe
Daily Sports Writer
Baseball
Michigan topped Nebraska for the second straight day on Saturday at Ray Fisher Stadium.
The Wolverines came out firing, and it started with junior Brett Adcock on the mound.
The Michigan baseball team looks to turn things around with this weekend’s series against Nebraska.
The Wolverines delivered the decisive blow early against Eastern Michigan, scoring four runs each in both the first and third innings.
The loss for Michigan marked its third in a row, its worst losing streak since a four-game skid in March last season.
The Wolverines — who dropped out of the national rankings after this weekend’s two-loss performance against Minnesota — will head into a pair of midweek games against Michigan State and Eastern Michigan hoping to end their losing streak.
The Wolverines struggled to get going on offense and keep the Gophers off the base paths.
The Wolverines’ power numbers are starting to heat up halfway through the season.