Kansas baseball secured a 5-2 victory over Oklahoma State in a game that showcased sophomore ace Dominic Voegele’s pitching prowess. Voegele, who was named the preseason Big 12 pitcher of the year, delivered a stellar performance in front of a record crowd of 2,660 fans at Hoglund Ballpark. He threw eight-plus innings, striking out 10 batters and allowing only two solo home runs.
Head coach Dan Fitzgerald praised Voegele’s electric pitching, highlighting his strong fastball, sharp breaking stuff, and improved changeup. The offense was led by Brady Ballinger’s early home run, Brady Counsell, and Ian Francis’ productive groundouts that helped secure the win.
Despite a blunder in the seventh inning and a late rally attempt by Oklahoma State, reliever Eric Lin was able to strike out batters and secure the win for the Jayhawks. Voegele’s performance set the tone for the team, with teammates praising his pitching and the team’s ability to capitalize on opportunities.
The Jayhawks will look to continue their success in the series against Oklahoma State, with the next game scheduled for 2 p.m. on Saturday. The team’s strong showing in all aspects of the game bodes well for their future in the season, showcasing a balanced offense and solid pitching. Kansas baseball fans have much to look forward to as the team continues to impress on the field.
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