Indiana suffered another disappointing mid-week loss, with head coach Jeff Mercer expressing frustration over the team's offensive shortcomings in the 5-4 defeat to Evansville.

By the Numbers
  • Indiana out-hit Evansville with seven hits to four.
  • Indiana went 3-13 at the plate with runners in scoring position.
Yes, But

While various factors contributed to the loss, the team's struggles were exemplified in key moments like Devin Taylor's double play in the fifth inning.

State of Play
  • Indiana has lost 17 of its first 37 games this season, nearing the total number of losses from the previous season.
  • The team has already lost 10 times at home in Bart Kaufman Field this year, compared to only four home losses last season.
What's Next

Indiana Hoosiers need to address their mid-week struggles and offensive inconsistencies to secure a spot in the NCAA Tournament and improve their overall performance.

Bottom Line

The Indiana baseball team's recent losses underscore the pressing need for offensive improvement and consistency to regain their winning form and contend for postseason opportunities.