Josh Holliday knew, at some point, his team would lose at home.
He said it was a reality and part of the game.
“I don’t think it’s good, but it happens,” Holliday said. “You don’t condition yourself to lose, you condition yourself to play the pitches right and your goal is to constantly win them. It is part of just dealing with competition.”
The Oklahoma State baseball team was undefeated in its five previous home games before Missouri State traveled south to Stillwater.
The Bears handed OSU it’s first home loss of the season in an 11-10 defeat on Tuesday at Allie P.