Ohio State senior infielder Zach Dezenzo (4) stands ready to hit during the Buckeyes’ game against Toledo at Bill Davis Stadium Wednesday. Ohio State lost 7-6. Credit: Casey Smith | Assistant Lantern TV Sports Producer Ohio State was unable to match Nebraska’s offense Saturday as the Cornhuskers used 11 hits and two home runs to down the Buckeyes 10-5. The Buckeyes (8-15, 0-3 Big Ten) cleaned up the defense by committing no errors, but gave up two crucial home runs that saw Nebraska (11-14, 3-2 Big Ten) take the win and the series. The game was blown open in the sixth inning on a grand slam by sophomore infielder Max Anderson, opening up the scoring and keeping the Buckeyes at bay with their bullpen. “Just some tough plays,” head coach Greg Beals said. “When you’re in a slump that just seems to be the way it’s going for us. But…
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