Maryland baseball had an offensive explosion at the plate all game against Towson, but nothing was more telling than its ability to convert at the plate in the third and fourth innings.
The Terps found most of their success with two outs in each of those innings, signaling their confidence in tough situations. Maryland turned a two-out situation in both innings into a combined 11 runs, along with three home runs, denying Towson from ending each half inning en route to expanding its lead.
Maryland’s grittiness with two outs in the middle innings propelled it to a 26-8 crushing of Towson on Tuesday afternoon in College Park.