After winning its first two series in Big Ten Conference play this year, the Michigan baseball team traveled to face a stout Iowa team. The Hawkeyes had also won their first two series in conference play, and despite hovering around .500, came into the season labeled as one of the Big Ten’s best teams.
As usual, freshman Dylan Vigue got the start on the mound on Friday night for Michigan. Iowa would jump on him early, as Will Mulflur singled up the middle in the second inning to drive in a run. Michigan struck back in the fourth and fifth innings, with Cole Caruso and Dylan Stanton driving in runs on singles, respectively, making the score 2-1.