Hoosiers bats fall silent, lose 6-1 to Bearcats

Indiana couldn’t get back on track today as they fell to Cincinnati in a 1-6 loss.

The game followed a rare tie for the Hoosiers, as their 11-inning battle with Florida Atlantic was cut short last Sunday. After the tie, head man Chris Lemonis said “That last game left a sour taste in our mouth a little bit.”

That sour taste remains today.

It was a slow start to the game for both teams, as both went scoreless until the 3^rd inning. Laren Eustace scored the only run of the game for Indiana during that inning.

The offense picked up in the 6^th, as Cincinnati managed to total four runs for the inning. But the 6^th inning came and went and no more runs were scored for the rest of the game by either team.

Going 0-2-1 in their last three games, the Hoosiers dropped below .500 and moved to a 3-4-1 record overall. Cincinnati moved to a 3-4 record on the season.

Indiana will head to Birmingham for Friday’s game against Samford.