Nebraska baseball secured a 7-5 victory over No. 22 Kansas, with Max Buettenback leading the way with a 3-for-3 performance, including two doubles and three RBI. This win brings the Huskers’ record against ranked opponents to 4-2, with three wins over top 25 teams in the last two weeks. The game saw both teams scoring in the first inning, but it was Buettenback’s RBI double in the second inning that sparked Nebraska’s lead. Despite the Jayhawks tying the game at four in the fifth inning, Buettenback came through again with an RBI single in the eighth to regain the lead for the Cornhuskers.
Nebraska used 10 pitchers in the game, with Pryce Bender earning the win and Luke Broderick securing his sixth save of the season. The Huskers will now face Iowa on Friday at 6 p.m. This victory adds to Nebraska’s strong performance this season, showing their ability to compete against top-ranked opponents.
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