Kansas baseball team ties NCAA record with 5 straight home runs in 29-1 victory over Minnesota

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University of Minnesota welcomes Kansas to Bank of America Stadium, home of Minnesota Vikings this week Jayhawks’ offense It ended up looking like a Viking attack.

Kansas won four touchdowns, defeating the Golden Goph pie 29-1 and making history while doing so.

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In the third inning, Jayhawks scored five straight home runs, hitting the NCAA record into 1992 and achieving a feat that was never done in the Mapar League.

It all started with Chase Diggins’ three-inning explosions and wasn’t out, but Max Soliz Jr. played his own solo.

Minnesota went to the bullpen, but that didn’t stop the home run barrage, with Brady Counsell, Brady Ballinger and Jackson Hauge following along with the home run. Counsell is the former major league and current son Chicago Bear Manager Craig Counsell.

Due to the rules of compassion, the game was called after seven innings.

“I’ve never been in anything like that,” Kussel said. “I think at that moment, I didn’t really realize that we had three, and (Brady) Ballinger went into four. We were kind of like, ‘Oh my goodness. What happened.

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Deep in Hogg, “That’s, wow! That’s crazy!'” Kussel added.

The first college team to have five straight home runs in Game 1992 was the Centennial, a game against Stephen Austin. Eastern Illinois matched the Morehead State’s feat in 1998, ahead of Wednesday, the latest achievement in 2006 by South Carolina against George.

“I actually didn’t know that there were four of us on the plate because they made the change,” Hauge said. “That was Diggins, Soliz, and then a tilt change. I was just there thinking, ‘It’s great to get back to the defender back.’ When I got back to the canoe, they shouted “Five! “So it’s cool.”