Zach Dezenzo during the Ohio State-Rutgers game Saturday. Ohio State lost 13-3. Credit: Mackenzie Shanklin | Lantern File Photo Four members of the Ohio State baseball team earned All-Big Ten honors, the conference announced Tuesday. Senior infielders Zach Dezenzo and Marcus Ernst, in addition to outfielders sophomore Kade Kern and freshman Trey Lipsey, received those honors as four Buckeyes represented the All-Big Ten teams. Dezenzo collected an All-Big Ten Second Team appearance at shortstop after a historical season at the plate. He hit a career-high .319 batting average, drove in 54 runs and tied the Ohio State single-season home run record with 19 across 51 games played. He also slugged .700 on the season, good for third-best in the Big Ten. Ernst collected an All-Big Ten Third Team appearance after posting career highs in nearly every offensive statistical category. He led the team with a .337 batting average and 39…
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