COLUMBUS — From 1991-2003, Ohio State made the NCAA baseball tournament 10 times. The Buckeyes have only been invited to that big dance six times in the 16 years since, but 2019 marks the third in the last four years. That begs an obvious question. Are the Buckeyes back? Coach Greg Beals hopes so. “We’re doing it with a young, talented club,” said the 1988 Kenton Ridge graduate who had to replace four regulars in the field and all three of his primary starting pitchers this season. “The future is bright. Recruiting is going well. I’m excited for this weekend, but I’m excited about our future as well.” >>READ MORE: Kenton Ridge grad Beals wins second Big Ten baseball title in nine seasons at Ohio State Starting with a 6-5 win over Wright State on May 8, Ohio State (35-25) won seven of its last eight regular season games. Then the seventh-seeded…
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