COLUMBUS, Ohio — It was a long day at the ballpark for Indiana on Saturday, long and painful. The Hoosiers, who have been in first place in the Big Ten since the first weekend of the season, looked nothing like a top-level team throughout a doubleheader with Ohio State and Bill Davis Field. The Hoosiers were swept 6-0 and 5-2, and struggled in all aspects of the game, especially at the plate Over the course of two games, Indiana hitters struck out a whopping 28 times in 16 innings. (The first game was seven innings). Indiana also made six errors, which made it tough of pitchers to keep the Hoosiers in the game. Seth Lonsway struck out 17 batters in the opener — (Full Game 1 story below) — and the Hoosiers struck out 11 more times in the nightcap. They were never competitive in the first game, getting only…
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