Since the beginning of Big Ten play, Sundays have been an issue for Maryland. The Terps had won every conference series, but were yet to complete a sweep.
But, after battling through two weather delays, Maryland baseball was able to rally for a 14-8 victory over Indiana, picking up its first Big Ten series sweep.
Sunday’s win improved the Terps’ season-best winning streak to seven and their overall record to 30-15 (11-4 in the Big Ten).
Maryland got its bats going in the second inning. Back-to-back doubles by sophomore first baseman Eddie Hacopian and fifth-year right fielder Matt Woods gave the Terps an early lead before sophomore third baseman Jacob Orr pulled off a safety squeeze to plate another run.