After a blowout 11-2 win on Saturday, Maryland baseball earned a chance to win its first series in almost a month. But those dreams of a series win died quickly on Sunday.
Maryland lost to Nebraska, 16-4, in a game that ended after the seventh inning due to mercy rule.
Terps freshman Joey McMannis took the ball, but was punished early. Nebraska got to him in the first inning when Tyler Stone crushed a two-run home run to right field.
Maryland briefly answered in the top of the second, with Kevin Keister hitting an opposite-field solo home run.