WVU pitching wears down in loss to Cincinnati

WVU pitching wears down in loss to Cincinnati

Coming into Sunday's series finale against Cincinnati, West Virginia's baseball team knew it might have to get ironman performances from the few pitchers it had available. When the Mountaineers had to go to the bullpen, it went with relievers that…

West Virginia baseball loses series to Cincinnati, blowing Game 3 lead - The Dominion Post

It was an unorthodox weekend for No. 12 West Virginia baseball in its three-game series heading to Cincinnati. The Mountaineers played an extra-inning game, had a game postponed, making for […] The post West Virginia baseball loses series to Cincinnati, blowing Game 3 lead appeared first on The Dominion Post.

Late Collapse Dooms No. 12 West Virginia in Series Finale Loss to Cincinnati

The Mountaineers lets three-run lead slip away as Bearcats rally late for series win

COLUMN: WVU's wacky two-day baseball games end in a 9-5 win

MORGANTOWN — It started at twilight on Friday when catcher Gavin Kelly hit a two-run home run for West Virginia and ended 22 hours and 35 minutes later with now shortstop Kelly beginning a double play to get out of…

Cincinnati Rallies to Defeat Mountaineers and Take Series

CINCINNATI – The No. 12 West Virginia University baseball team dropped the series finale to Cincinnati, 7-5, Sunday afternoon at UC Baseball Stadium. The Mountaineers fall to 28-12 overall and 13-8 in the Big 12 while the Bearcats improve 29-17 and 10-11 in conference play.

WVU Baseball Drops Series at Cincinnati After Eighth Inning Blowup

WVU Baseball fell 7-5 to Cincinnati on Sunday, April 26, losing their road series after a five-run Bearcats’ rally in the eighth inning. After mowing through the sixth and seventh inning, Mountaineers’ (28-11, 13-7 Big 12) reliever Carson Estridge allowed a leadoff single in the eighth, losing his full count duel with Cincinnati outfielder Ryan Tiranski. Head coach Steve Sabins turned to closer Reese Bassinger, who threw 73 pitches in the first …