Kansas blows five in a row in a row in a row against Minnesota, ties NCAA di-record

Kansas engraved its name in the NCAA history books in the 29: 1 mines of Minnesota. The Jayhawks scored eight runs in the third inning and met five Homeruns in a row to bind the NCAA di Baseball record for most consecutive homes.

Whether you believe it or not, this is the fourth time in the history of the NCAA di that a team has achieved five Homeruns in a row:

• 2006: South Carolina against Georgia (second inning)
• 1998: Eastern Illinois against Morehead State (fifth inning)
• 1992: Centernary (LA) against SFA (first inning)

Ty Wisdom started a wild third inning with a triple to the right field, and Michael Brooks drove him home with a single on the next field to record Kansas 6-1. Then Sawyer Smith was hit by a playing field to put on two runners, whereby Chase Diggins stepped onto the plate.

Chase Diggins started the party and hit his second Homer of the season. Then Max Soliz Jr. and Brady Consell crushed a few over the left field wall. Brady Ballinger struck a deep that pushed himself into the foul for the fourth. Then Jackson Haug, the Minnesota, struck about 20 rows deep in the left field for his second day.

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Minnesota opened the gate at the end of the first inning, but Kansas had 29 unanswered runs in a massive street victory in the US Bank Stadium in Minnesota. The Jayhawks ended the day with seven homes. Both CHASE DIGGINS and JACKSON HAUGE had two Homers and seven RBI. Haus also added a long double from the wall in the right field for a good measure.