Offenses rise up as Nebraska's Red-White baseball series takes competitive turn

The weather cooled and the bats heated up as Nebraska baseballs Red-White series saw its most competitive game yet Monday.

A seven-run fourth inning sparked the Red team past the White in a 7-5 seven-inning affair at Haymarket Park.

A Cayden Brumbaugh three-run double to right provided the go-ahead blow while freshman right-hander Gavin Blachowicz picked up the win with an extended scoreless relief appearance.

Red leads the series 2-1 with games Tuesday and Wednesday at 3 p.m.

to conclude fall practices.

Both NU lineups ensured neither veteran starting pitcher saw the end of the fourth inning.

White greeted fifth-year lefty Will Walsh with three runs in the first a Max Buettenback RBI double, passed ball and Case Sanderson scoring single did the damage.

Sanderson doubled and touched home after Will Jesske singled and reached second base on an outfield throwing error in the third.

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But a leadoff walk to Gabe Swansen, a Cael Frost single and wild pitch set up a Jaron Cotton sacrifice fly and Hayden Lewis RBI double.

Brumbaugh cleared the bases with his two-bagger soon after to knock Brockett from the game.

Scoring hits from Riley Silva and Swansen against reliever Pryce Bender capped the rally.

Brockett lasted 3 2/3 innings in all, allowing four hits, three walks and six runs.

Walsh logged three frames, giving up eight hits and four runs.

Blachowicz twirled 2 1/3 run-free innings.

Luke Broderick a new junior-college addition and potential closer next spring got the last five outs, giving up a run after a walk to Silva and eventual Dylan Carey sac fly.

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