No. 1-seed Maryland baseball found itself in another extra-innings duel with No. 8-seed Indiana, the first time in Big Ten Tournament history that the same teams played into extra innings multiple times in the same tournament.
With each team struggling to produce runs in the previous four innings, the game seemed like it would be won by whichever team scored next.
Freshman left-handed pitcher Michael Walsh was in a groove after an 11-pitch 1-2-3 inning in the top of the 10th. Walsh struck out two of Indiana’s first three batters in the 11th inning, but he surrendered a hit by pitch and back-to-back walks loaded the bases.