Minnesota-Ohio State: Get this... a 3-pitch inning is followed by a 4-pitch inning

By Eric Sorenson - May 13, 2007

Following the Gophers' going three-up/three-down on three pitches in the bottom of the 3rd, Minnesota's Dustin Brabender got the first two Buckeyes to ground out to short with the first two pitches to start the top of the 4th . Then, Cory Kovanda took the first pitch of his at-bat and the crowd groaned and hissed.

Sure enough, the next pitch Kovanda grounded out... you guessed it, to short.

So if you're keeping score at home, it's a three-pitch half-inning to the Minnesota bats, followed by a four-pitch half-inning to the Buckeyes.