With the weight of all Nebraska on his shoulders, Luke Broderick found himself in an incredibly tight spot in the bottom of the eighth inning. His team was clinging to a two-run lead on a day when it felt like they should be leading by at least five or six runs. Ty Horn had just hit the number nine batter prior to him getting the call from the bullpen, and then Luke threw one high and inside hit lead-off man C.J. Egrie. And then he walked the bases loaded
It was hold your breath, white knuckle time and the kid from Elkhorn Mt.