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- On a cold Sunday afternoon, Nebraska defeated fifth-ranked Oregon State 16-7, securing their first weekend series win against a top-five opponent in over a decade.
- The Huskers' offense, which had been struggling with a triple-digit RPI, had a memorable performance, highlighted by an epic nine-run seventh inning that erased a narrow late deficit.
- Key plays included Lincoln natives Will Jesske and Max Buettenback each hitting three-run homers, Ty Stone collecting three RBIs, and Stone delivering the go-ahead bases-loaded single to left-center on a 96-mph fastball with a 0-2 count in the seventh.
- Nebraska coach Will Bolt, whose breath was visible in the cold, advised Buettenback to watch for a fastball, and Buettenback credited Bolt with the assist, later saying, "It's very rare you see things like that."
- With a record of 12-15, Nebraska enters April with renewed confidence, with players and coaches believing they can perform like the preseason Top 25 threat they thought they could be, and with five games scheduled in the next seven days.
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Nebraska baseball defeats No. 5 Oregon State for first top-five series win in over a decade
An epic seventh inning blew away a narrow Nebraska late deficit and catapulted the Huskers to their first series victory against a top-five baseball opponent in more than a decade.
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