Ohio State sophomore infielder Conner Pohl (39) takes a swing at a pitch in the fourth inning of the game against Ohio University in April 10. Ohio State won 4-0. Credit: Jack Westerheide | Photo Editor Big innings and late lead changes left the Ohio State baseball team (5-3) with only one win in four tries in Texas. BYU A five-run third inning buried the Buckeyes and ended the team’s perfect 4-0 start to the season. Ohio State (4-1) fell to BYU (4-2) by a score of 5-1 on Friday. The Cougars built an early five-run lead that proved insurmountable for a Buckeye offense that only tallied three hits. Coming off of a nine-strikeout performance in the season opener, redshirt freshman Seth Lonsway only recorded seven outs in his second start of the season. Lonsway was relieved in the bottom of the third inning after allowing five runs. Sophomore second…
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