Kansas Baseball Dominates Nebraska 4-0 in Shutout Win

Kansas shut out Nebraska 4-0 in a midweek baseball game in Lincoln, with the Jayhawks using a rotation of six pitchers to stifle Nebraska's offense. Nebraska had several opportunities to score early, including runners on the corners in the first inning and two on with one out in the third, but costly baserunning mistakes and strong Kansas defense ended those threats. Max Buettenback led the Huskers with two hits, including a double, but Nebraska ultimately left multiple runners stranded and went 0-4 with runners in scoring position. Kansas capitalized on a second-inning rally to take the lead and added insurance runs in the seventh and ninth innings. Both teams used six pitchers, with Nebraska's bullpen holding Kansas in check for much of the game, but the offense was unable to respond. Nebraska will now travel to Maryland for a three-game conference series.