Game 1: Michigan 2, Illinois 1; Game 2: Illinois 2, Michigan 0
Game 1: The No. 22-ranked University of Michigan softball team won the first game of a doubleheader, 2-1, over Illinois before falling, 2-0, in the second contest on Sunday afternoon at the Wilpon Complex. Freshman LHP Haylie Wagner earned the win in the first game, pitching 6.1 innings and giving up one run on seven hits with one strikeout. Freshman RHP Sara Driesenga picked up her third save of the season, throwing 0.2 innings of hitless relief in the seventh with two runners on base. Wagner accounted for both of Michigan's runs in the contest, hitting a two-run roundtripper in the fourth inning. RECAP
Game 2: Illinois softball earned a series victory at No. 22 Michigan's Alumni Field on Sunday afternoon, falling in game one, 2-1 before shutting out the Wolverines in the series finale, 2-0. Junior catcher Stephanie Cuevas finished the first contest 2-for-3 with an RBI and a run scored on a seventh-inning homer. Junior starting pitcher Pepper Gay shut out Michigan in the second contest with a complete game effort while freshman third baseman Jess Perkins went 3-for-3, scoring both Illinois runs. "I really wish our fans could have seen all three of these games," Illinois head coach Terri Sullivan said. "We really played `Illini Softball' this weekend, they were exciting games, all pressure-filled and we had to go on the road to do this. I am proud of the team effort to take two against a well-respected and strong Michigan team. It's a great accomplishment for everyone on this team." RECAP

Game 1: Northwestern 3, Ohio State 1; Game 2: Northwestern 8, Ohio State 5
Game 1: Senior Adrienne Monka (Rancho Cucamonga, Calif./Rancho Cucamonga) broke a 1-1 tie in the fourth inning of the first game of a Sunday doubleheader against Ohio State by crushing the sixth home run in Sharon J. Drysdale Field history to reach the roof of neighboring McGaw Hall, contributing to a 3-1 Northwestern victory. RECAP
Game 2: Northwestern scored in each of the first four innings Sunday in the second game of a doubleheader against Ohio State, weathering a couple of Buckeyes' rallies and the weather itself for an 8-5 victory at Sharon J. Drysdale Field. Northwestern earned a 2-1 series win over Ohio State with its victory, moving to 21-26 overall on the season and 8-10 in the conference. RECAP

Penn State 4, MInnesota 3
The Penn State softball team was heroic again on Sunday at Beard Field, beating Minnesota for the third straight time in walk-off fashion as Lauren Yao clubbed a single to win 4-3. The Nittany Lions trailed 3-0 early, but chipped away at the lead eventually earning the program's first-ever three-game sweep over Minnesota. Penn State was down to its final strike in the last two at-bats as Kailyn Johnson singled with two outs, pushing Alyssa Renwick to third. Both runners advanced a bag on a wild pitch during Yao's plate appearance. On the ninth pitch of the at-bat, Yao laced a screaming single through the legs of Minnesota's third baseman Kaitlyn Richardson to score Renwick easily. Johnson scampered home on the play as the throw from leftfield went wide of home plate and the Nittany Lions mobbed Yao on the diamond. RECAP

Purdue 6, Wisconsin 5
The spotlight was on the Boilermaker seniors in their final home game and the pair came through big in a 6-5 victory over Wisconsin. Molly Garst led the Purdue bats and Katie Hackney picked up the win on Sunday as Purdue won the series with the Badgers and reached the 30-win milestone for the 15th time in program history. Garst went 3-for-4 at the plate with two runs and two RBI as Purdue posted six runs on seven hits and three errors. Hackney (6-3) struck out two in the winning effort in three innings of relief work. Hackney and freshman Lexy Moore allowed the Badgers five runs on 10 hits. RECAP

Game 1: Indiana 1, Iowa 0 (9); Game 2: Iowa 4, Indiana 0
Game 1: The Indiana Hoosiers (24-23, 8-8 Big Ten) showed why the game of softball is a team game, as everyone contributed in some form and helped IU to the 1-0 win in nine innings against the Iowa Hawkeyes (21-24, 10-6 Big Ten) at Pearl Field. Kelsey Brannon had four hits for IU and Meaghan Murphy (11-10) tossed her second shutout of the season. Murphy was outstanding in the circle, scattering seven hits and a walk as she went the distance in the circle. She struck out four batters in the game and was able to escape a number of scoring opportunities by the Hawkeyes unharmed. RECAP
Game 2: Four runs in the bottom of the fifth inning broke a scoreless tie and propelled the University of Iowa softball team to a 4-0 victory and a doubleheader split against Indiana on Saturday at Pearl Field. The Hoosiers won a pitching duel in opener, winning 1-0 in nine innings. "Like most splits, I would rather win the second one if we're going to lose the first one," said UI head coach Marla Looper. "I am a little frustrated on that early game that we didn't execute in certain situations. We had quite a few runners at second and third in scoring position. We didn't do the job we needed to, and they were all controllable things." RECAP

Game 1: Nebraska 5, Michigan State 3; Game 2: Nebraska 3, Michigan State 0
Freshman Mattie Fowler broke open a scoreless game with a three-run homer in the bottom of the fourth inning to give sophomore right-hander Tatum Edwards all the support she would need in Nebraska's 3-0 victory over Michigan State in game two of Saturday's doubleheader. The win in the nightcap completed a doubleheader sweep for Nebraska, which improved to 31-18 on the season and moved to 12-5 in Big Ten play. The Huskers also won for the 16th straight time at Bowlin Stadium and improved to 13-0 at home this season. Edwards was dominant in the circle, firing a five-hit shutout. She added six strikeouts, while walking only one. The shutout was her third of the season and fifth of her career, but her first against a conference opponent. Game 1 Recap | Game 2 Recap

Ohio State 6, Northwestern 2
On a chilly day in Evanston, Ill., the Ohio State softball team defeated Northwestern, 6-2, Saturday afternoon at Sharon J. Drysdale Field. The Buckeyes (28-18, 7-8 Big Ten) claimed two runs in the first and four runs in the seventh vs. the Wildcats (19-26, 6-10 Big Ten) en route to their seventh conference win of 2012. Sophomore Melanie Nichols had a solid performance in the circle for the Buckeyes, limiting the Wildcats to two runs in seven innings, while stranding 12 NU runners with three strikeouts. Nichols, a native of San Jacinto, Calif., improves to 11-7 overall in 2012. RECAP

Game 1: Penn State 6, Minnesota 5; Game 2: Penn State 4, Minnesota 3 (8) The Penn State softball team showed its resilience on Saturday, fighting back from 3-0 deficits twice on Saturday afternoon at Beard Field, emerging victorious twice in walk-off fashion. The Nittany Lions stared down seventh-inning deficits in both games winning 6-5 and 4-3 (8 inn.). Offensively, Liz Presto was the Penn State star going 4-for-7 in the doubleheader, driving home four runs in game one including a massive three-run double to tie the game in the fourth inning. In the circle, Lisa Akamine (Escondido, Calif.) won both decisions, going 12.1 innings with 16 strikeouts and reaching double-digit victories for the third straight year. The Penn State (16-27, 7-10 Big Ten) bats were alive all day collecting 22 hits putting the pressure on Minnesota's pitching staff to shut down them down. Six Nittany Lions tallied at least two hits as Penn State hit .328. RECAP

Game 1: Purdue 7, Wisconsin 2; Game 2: Wisconsin 7, Purdue 1
Game 1: Purdue scored its seven runs on 11 hits and three Badger miscues, while allowing Wisconsin two runs on seven hits and an error. Sophomore Lindsey Rains posted a perfect 3-for-3 effort at the plate, while registering two RBI and a run in the contest. Sophomores Andie Varsho and Tori Chiodo managed two-hit days. Freshman Lexy Moore (20-8) went four and a third innings in the victory, while junior Erika Petruzzi and senior Katie Hackney held the Badgers at bay in relief work. RECAP
Game 2: Wisconsin scored seven runs on 11 hits in the second game of a Big Ten Conference doubleheader at Purdue Saturday afternoon to win its school-record 12th league game of the season. With the win, the Badgers become the fastest team in school history to reach 30 wins, improving to 30-14 on the season. RECAP

Indiana at Iowa
Game 1: Saturday, 3 p.m., BTN.com
Game 2: Saturday, 5 p.m., BTN.com
Game 3: Sunday, 2 p.m., BTN.com

Michigan State at Nebraska
Game 1: Saturday, 2 p.m.
Game 2: Saturday, 4 p.m.
Game 3: Sunday, 2 p.m., BTN

Minnesota at Penn State
Game 1: Saturday, 1 p.m., BTN.com
Game 2: Saturday, 3 p.m., BTN.com
Game 3: Sunday, Noon, BTN

Ohio State at Northwestern
Game 1: Saturday, 2 p.m.
Game 2: Sunday, 1 p.m., BTN.com
Game 3: Sunday, 3 p.m.

Wisconsin at Purdue
Game 1: Saturday, 1 p.m.
Game 2: Saturday, 3 p.m.
Game 3: Sunday, 1 p.m.

All times ET and subject to change

Batting Average
30. Marisa Bast, NU, .426
46. Megan Blank, IOWA, .410
48. Kylene Hopkins, MSU, .408

Home Runs Per Game
40. Marisa Bast, NU, .29

Runs Batted in Per Game
9. Marisa Bast, NU, 1.21
30. Alicia Herron, OSU, 1.02
39. Evelyn Carrillo, OSU, 0.98
42. Brooke Thomason, NEB, 0.96
44. Kari Dorle, MINN, 0.95

Slugging Percentage
21. Marisa Bast, NU, .820
27. Alicia Herron, OSU, .790

Walks Per Game
18. Alicia Herron, OSU, .81
19. Adrienne Monka, NU, .81
26. Taylor Edwards, NEB, .78
45. Kari Dorle, MINN, .70

On Base Percentage
9. Alicia Herron, OSU, .553
24. Marisa Bast, NU, .527
27. Amanda Wagner, IND, .523

Stolen Bases Per Game
15. Emily Allard, NU, .62
24. Molly Garst, PUR, .58
35. Lindsey Rains, PUR, .51

Runs Per Game
46. Tyler Walker, MINN, .93
47. Alicia Herron, OSU, .93

Earned Run Average
17. Sara Moulton, MINN, 1.26
23. Haylie Wagner, MICH, 1.47

Wins
9. Haylie Wagner, MICH, 23
18. Sara Moulton, MINN, 22
22. Ashley Hagemann, NEB, 21
35. Lexy Moore, PUR, 19
44. Cassandra Darrah, WIS, 18

Strikeouts
4. Ashley Hagemann, NEB, 275
5. Sara Moulton, MINN, 266

Shutouts
21. Cassandra Darrah, WIS, 8

Saves
27. Carly Nielsen, MSU, 3

All times ET and subject to change

Northwestern 8, Indiana 3 (Game 1); Indiana 11, Northwestern 3 (Game 2)
Game 1: With the wind howling in Sunday in the first game of a Big Ten doubleheader at Indiana, Northwestern showed its power prowess with a pair of deep home runs and seven total extra base hits that aided an 8-3 Wildcats' win. Northwestern pounded out 13 hits in the game, seven for extra bases. Allard, Bast, Letourneau, DiPrima, Edwards and Scharkey all collected two hits. Edwards drove in three and scored twice, Letourneau knocked home two and scored twice and Bast also had two RBIs. RECAP
Game 2: The Indiana offense stepped up to the plate in the second game of a doubleheader on Sunday against Northwestern (18-24, 6-9 Big Ten), posting a 11-3 win in six innings over the Wildcats at the IU Softball Field in a game carried live on the Big Ten Network. The win gives Indiana two wins over Northwestern in the same season for the first time since 1997. The Hoosiers connected for three home runs in the game, matching a season high (BYU on Feb. 18). There were a number of offensive stars for the Hoosiers (23-22, 7-8 Big Ten) but equal to that was the effort in the circle by sophomore pitcher Meaghan Murphy (10-9) who went the distance to pick up her second win of the weekend. She allowed three runs on seven hits with one walk and three strikeouts against a strong Northwestern offense. RECAP

Michigan 5, Minnesota 3 (10)
Freshman LHP Haylie Wagner went the distance in the circle and hit a go-ahead home run in the 10th inning as the No. 20-ranked University of Michigan softball team defeated Minnesota, 5-3 in 10 innings, on Sunday afternoon at Jane Sage Cowles Stadium. Wagner picked up her 23rd win of the season, pitching 10.0 innings, allowing three runs on five hits, and striking out seven. The Wolverines totaled 12 hits in the game, led by a 3-for-6 performance by senior centerfielder Bree Evans and two-hit games by freshman catcher Lauren Sweet and junior shortstop Amy Knapp. RECAP

Iowa 4, Michigan State 1
The University of Iowa softball team closed out the three-game sweep at Michigan State, downing the Spartans, 4-1, on Sunday afternoon at Secchia Stadium. It is the Hawkeyes' second Big Ten Conference sweep and second consecutive series win this season. "The team came out and took care of business this weekend, and that's what they wanted to do," said UI head coach Marla Looper. "They did a nice job today in coming out and taking that third game win to get the series win here at East Lansing. It's not easy to come into someone's home and take three." The win improves Iowa's record to 20-22 overall and 10-5 in Big Ten action. RECAP

Ohio State 4, Nebraska 0
Sophomore Melanie Nichols led the Ohio State softball team to a 4-0 victory vs. Nebraska Sunday after throwing a three-hit, complete-game shutout at Buckeye Field. The native of San Jacinto, Calif., Nichols threw seven innings, allowing no runs on three hits with four strikeouts and one walk. "I thought Melanie had the heart of a Buckeye today and she kept their hitters off balanced throughout the entire game," head coach Linda Kalafatis said. "Our hitters came up with some key at-bats for us and it's great to finish off the week with a win on our home field." Nichols, the 2010 Big Ten Freshman of the Year, improves to 10-7 overall this season, throwing her fifth complete game win in 2012. Offensively, junior Megan Coletta had a home run and two RBI and sophomore Evelyn Carrillo was 1-for-2 with an RBI. RECAP

Wisconsin 9, Penn State 0
Four runs in the first inning led to a big win for the Wisconsin softball team on Sunday at Goodman Diamond. The Badgers shut out Penn State 9-0 to sweep the Big Ten Conference series. "Penn State is a great program and I think historically they really had our number," said head coach Yvette Healy. "To come in and take three games at home is always exciting, especially when it is a team like Penn State who was in the NCAA tournament last year." RECAP

Indiana 8, Northwestern 6
After falling behind by five runs to Northwestern in the second inning, the Indiana Hoosiers (22-21, 6-7 Big Ten) came all the way back to post a 8-6 win at the IU Softball Field on Saturday afternoon. Meaghan Murphy (9-9) gave up four runs in the first inning and the first six batters reached base before she struck out the 7-8-9 batters in the bottom of the first inning to get out of trouble. From there, she put the game on her shoulders and kept the potent Northwestern attack at bay and allowed IU to mount its comeback. Murphy's final line showed six runs on nine hits with three walks and six strikeouts. Samantha Berenter had a sac fly and a two-run single to lead the offense for Indiana. Shannon Cawley, Brianna Meyer and Shelby Gogreve also had two hits in the game. RECAP

Minnesota 1, Michigan 0 (Game 1); Minnesota 6, Michigan 4 (Game 2)
The University of Minnesota softball team had a historical day at Jane Sage Cowles Stadium on Saturday as they garnered two wins from Big Ten powerhouse and the 20th-ranked Michigan Wolverines. The Golden Gophers (28-15, 7-7 Big Ten) edged out Michigan (31-13, 11-3 Big Ten) 1-0 in a game one pitching duel as Sara Moulton struck out 10 batters, and Erica Meyer belted a solo home run. Game two began two and a half hours later, due to a rain delay, but the Maroon and Gold kept the momentum to defeat the Wolverines, 6-4. In Minnesota softball history, wins over Michigan have been rare with the all-time series sitting at 25-74, but on this day things changed. It is the first time since 1999 that the Gophers have defeated the Wolverines twice in a season. RECAP

Iowa 6, Michigan State 0 (Game 1); Iowa 7, Michigan State 1 (Game 2)
The University of Iowa softball team extended its Big Ten Conference winning streak to four games with a doubleheader sweep at Michigan State on Saturday at Secchia Stadium. The Hawkeyes rolled to a 6-0 win in game one before downing the Spartans, 7-1, in game two. "I was proud of the team," said UI head coach Marla Looper. "We talked about being aggressive, getting on the board early and continuing to put runs up, and they did a nice job with that. When we continue to be the aggressor and get runs on the board, we're probably going to come out victors." RECAP

Nebraska 11, Ohio State 2 (Game 1); Nebraska 3, Ohio State 2 (8) (Game 2)
Game 1: A pair of four-run innings powered the Nebraska softball team to an 11-2 victory over Ohio State at a chilly Buckeye Field in the first of two games Saturday night. The Husker offense tied its season high with four home runs in the win, while producing 14 hits, its most in Big Ten Conference play. Nebraska's 11 runs also tied its highest run output in a conference game this season. RECAP
Game 2: A freshman and a senior teamed up to give Rhonda Revelle her 750th victory as Nebraska's Head Softball Coach, as the Huskers completed a doubleheader sweep at Ohio State with a 3-2, eight-inning victory in Saturday's nightcap at Buckeye Field. Senior right-hander Ashley Hagemann was impressive in the circle and freshman Mattie Fowler delivered the game-winning hit, as Nebraska swept the doubleheader to win its first Big Ten Conference road series. RECAP

Wisconsin 4, Penn State 1 (Game 1): Wisconsin 8, Penn State 0 (Game 2)
A walk-off hit into left field by Mary Massei gave Wisconsin a sweep over Penn State on Saturday afternoon at Goodman Diamond for the first time since 1997. With a 4-1 win over the Nittany Lions (13-25 overall, 5-9 Big Ten) in the first game of the doubleheader, the Badgers (26-13, 9-4) became the fastest team to reach 25 wins in school history. Behind the strong pitching of Amanda Najdek, the Badgers shut out Penn State 8-0 in the second game of the doubleheader. Najdek pitched her second complete game and advanced to 5-1, only allowing two hits in five innings. RECAP

Northwestern at Indiana
Game 1: Saturday, Noon
Game 2: Sunday, 2 p.m., BTN
Game 3: Sunday, 4 p.m., BTN

Iowa at Michigan State
Game 1: Saturday, 1 p.m., BTN.com
Game 2: Saturday, 3 p.m., BTN.com
Game 3: Sunday, Noon, BTN

Michigan at Minnesota
Game 1: Saturday 1 p.m.
Game 2: Saturday, 3 p.m.
Game 3: Sunday, 1 p.m.

Nebraska at Ohio State
Game 1: Saturday, 5 p.m.
Game 2: Saturday, 7 p.m.
Game 3: Sunday, 2 p.m., BTN.com

Penn State at Wisconsin
Game 1: Saturday, 1 p.m., BTN.com
Game 2: Saturday, 3 p.m., BTN.com
Game 3: Sunday, 1 p.m., BTN.com

Illinois senior gymnast Paul Ruggeri won the 2012 Nissen-Emery Award, presented annually to the nation's top senior male gymnast, becoming the fourth Illinois gymnast to win the honor. The award honors career excellence in gymnastics along with good sportsmanship and high academic performance.

Ruggeri is a seven-time All-American, three-time NCAA Champion, five-time U.S. senior national team member and six-time Big Ten Champion.

Illinois Release

Batting Average
44. Megan Blank, IOWA, .417

Home Runs Per Game
36. Alicia Herron, OSU, .29
41. Marisa Bast, NU, .28

Runs Batted in Per Game
17. Alicia Herron, OSU, 1.13
19. Marisa Bast, NU, 1.13
29. Brooke Thomason, NEB, 1.02

Walks Per Game
10. Adrienne Monka, NU, .87
21. Kari Dorle, MINN, .79
29. Alicia Herron, OSU, .76
30. Taylor Edwards, NEB, .76
45. Kaitlyn Richardson, MINN, .72

Slugging Percentage
18. Alicia Herron, OSU, .841
26. Marisa Bast, NU, .795

On-Base Percentage
8. Alicia Herron, OSU, .559
26. Megan Blank, IOWA, .522
30. Marisa Bast, NU, .518

Runs Per Game
45. Tyler Walker, MINN, .95
48. Alicia Herron, OSU, .95

Stolen Bases Per Game
16. Emily Allard, NU, .64
18. Molly Garst, PUR, .60
33. Lindsey Rains, PUR, .53

Wins
9. Haylie Wagner, MICH, 21
28. Ashley Hagemann, NEB, 18
28. Lexy Moore, PUR, 18
28. Sara Moulton, MINN, 18

Saves
21. Carly Nielson, MSU, 3

Strikeouts
4. Ashley Hagemann, NEB, 243
10. Sara Moulton, MINN, 228

Earned Run Average
14. Sara Moulton, MINN, 1.19
28. Haylie Wagner, MICH, 1.43

Shutouts
22. Cassandra Darrah, WIS, 7

Iowa 6, Nebraska 4
Two runs in the bottom of the sixth inning broke a four all tie and lifted the University of Iowa softball team to a 6-4 victory over Nebraska in the Sunday series finale at Pearl Field. The Hawkeyes won two of the three games in the series. The Hawkeyes sixth inning began with a one-out single by junior Johnnie Dowling up the middle. With two outs, freshman Megan Blank singled to right field and advanced to second on the throw, putting runners at second and third. Dowling scored Iowa's go-ahead run when Nebraska third baseman Gabby Banda couldn't come up with a hard grounder off the bat of senior Katie Keim. Senior Liz Watkins followed with an RBI single to left centerfield, giving the Hawkeyes a 6-4 advantage. RECAP

Michigan 2, Michigan State 0 (Game 2); Michigan 5, Michigan State 0 (Game 3)
The No. 20-ranked University of Michigan softball team used stellar pitching from the freshman duo of RHP Sara Driesenga (Hudsonville, Mich./Hudsonville) and LHP Haylie Wagner to record a pair of shutout victories, 2-0 and 5-0, against Michigan State on Sunday in front of 2,631 fans at the Wilpon Complex. Driesenga recorded the win in the first game, throwing 5.1 scoreless innings and giving up six hits and striking out two. Wagner earned her second save of the season in relief, throwing 1.2 innings, allowing zero hits and striking out one. U-M totaled nine hits in the contest, led by a 3-for-4 performance by senior first baseman Amanda Chidester and a 2-for-3 showing with a run batted in by Driesenga. Junior second baseman Ashley Lane accounted for Michigan's other run, going 2-for-4 with an RBI. RECAP

Minnesota 6, Northwestern 3 (8)
Behind a stellar day at the plate by freshman Tyler Walker, the University of Minnesota softball team clawed out a 6-3 eight-inning victory over Northwestern to garner the 2-1 series victory. The Golden Gophers captured the extra-inning triumph by plating three runs in the eighth. After shutting out the Wildcats in the seventh, Walker started the Gophers offensive burst with a single up the middle. The San Jose, Calif. native would notch the Maroon and Gold's go-ahead run on a fielding error by the NU third baseman. A pair of insurance runs would score on a Kari Dorle sacrifice fly and Madie Eckstrom infield chopper. Sara Moulton would cap off her complete game outing by shutdown the Northwestern offense in the bottom half of the inning to garner her 18th win of the season. The sophomore pitcher allowed six hits and one earned run while also fanning five batters. RECAP

Penn State 9, Indiana 4
The Penn State softball team won the series finale against Indiana, 9-4, on Sunday afternoon at Beard Field behind the bat of Kasie Hatfield (Tampa, Fla.). Hatfield's second-inning grand slam capped a seven-run frame as the sophomore catcher went 2-for-4 with five RBI. Danee Collett (Rogersville, Tenn.) had a key pinch-hit double that started the second-inning onslaught, driving home three runs. Cassidy Bell (Bakersfield, Calif.) struck again with her sixth home run of the year, all since her comeback (Mar. 24) from an appendectomy. RECAP

Purdue 2, Ohio State 1 (Game 1); Purdue 8, Ohio State 3 (Game 2)
Game 1: A two-run home run by Erika Petruzzi in the fifth inning was all the offense Purdue needed to take a 2-1 win over the Ohio State softball team in Game 1 of Sunday's doubleheader. The Boilermakers scored their two runs on three hits, while allowing the Buckeyes one run on three hits and an error. Freshman Lexy Moore (17-5) struck out six Buckeyes in the win and sat down the last 16 batters she faced in order. RECAP
Game 2: The Boilermaker softball team capitalized on Buckeye miscues and posted timely hits in an 8-3 win over Ohio State to secure the doubleheader sweep on Sunday. Purdue scored its eight runs on 10 hits and five OSU errors, while allowing the Buckeyes just three runs on six hits and an error. Junior Maia Monchek led the Boilermaker bats with a 3-for-4 effort and three RBI, while sophomore Lindsey Rains tacked on two hits and two runs. Freshman Lexy Moore (18-5) picked up her second win of the day, striking out four Buckeyes in the complete-game effort. RECAP

Nebraska 7, Iowa 4 (Game 1); Iowa 7, Nebraska 6 (Game 2)
Game 1: The Nebraska softball team scored six runs over the fourth and fifth innings and held off a late Iowa rally to capture a 7-4 victory in the first game of a Saturday doubleheader at Bob Pearl Field. Senior right-hander Ashley Hagemann earned the win in relief to win her fifth straight decision and improve to 18-11 on the year. Hagemann worked the final 4.0 innings, allowing three runs (two earned), on five hits, while striking out eight and walking four. Sophomore right-hander Tatum Edwards earned the start and allowed one run on two hits in 3.0 innings. Offensively, senior Nikki Haget went 2-for-4 with a season-high two RBIs. Tatum Edwards also had two hits for the Huskers. RECAP
Game 2: Freshman Melanie Gladden's walk off RBI single down the left field line lifted the University of Iowa softball team to a Saturday doubleheader split against Nebraska at Pearl Field. The Hawkeyes dropped the opening game to the Huskers, 7-4, before scoring two runs in the bottom of the seventh inning for a 7-6 win in the night cap. Trailing 6-5 heading into its final at-bat, the Hawkeyes put together a seventh inning rally. Senior Katie Keim walked to lead off the frame before senior Liz Watkins followed with a double into the right centerfield gap. After junior Bradi Wall was hit by a pitch to load the bases, sophomore Brianna Luna drew a walk to even the tally at six. Gladden then laced the first pitch she saw down the left field line to plate pinch runner Sydney Reynolds and give the Hawkeyes the walk off victory. RECAP

Michigan 8, Michigan State 0
EAST LANSING, Mich. -- Powered by an eight-run fifth inning, the No. 20-ranked University of Michigan softball team shut out Michigan State, 8-0 in five innings, on Saturday afternoon (April 14) at Secchia Field. Freshman LHP Haylie Wagner got the shutout win in 5.0 innings, allowing just two hits with no walks and two strikeouts. The Michigan offense totaled eight hits on the afternoon, led by a two-hit performance from senior centerfielder Bree Evans as six different Wolverines tallied a hit in the contest. Freshman catcher Lauren Sweet went 1-for-3 with three runs batted in on a home run and junior shortstop Amy Knapp was 1-for-3 with two RBI. The Maize and Blue strung together an eight-run fifth inning, scoring six of the runs with two outs. RECAP

Minnesota 10, Northwestern 2 (Game 1); Northwestern 8, Minnesota 0 (Game 2)
Game 1: Behind an Erica Meyer grand slam in the fourth, the Golden Gophers paired back-to-back four-run innings en route to their 10-2 five-inning victory over Northwestern. Shutdown pitcher Sara Moulton backed up the potent Maroon and Gold offense as she allowed only two hits in the contest. The Gophers' eight-run rule triumph is their ninth of the year, which is the second most for a single season behind 1999 when the Maroon and Gold had 10. RECAP
Game 2: Junior Meghan Lamberth (Wildwood, Mo./Lafayette) fired a three-hit shutout -- her first of the season -- to make an eight-run outburst stand up in a run-rule shortened, 8-0 (6), Northwestern win over Minnesota Saturday in the second game of a Big Ten doubleheader. Lamberth's blank sheet was the second of her career and the first since she shut out Northern Colorado on March 21, 2010. She surrendered three hits and walked a pair with three strikeouts. RECAP

Indiana 12, Penn State 6 (Game 1); Penn State 5, Indiana 2 (Game 2)
Game 1: The Hoosiers (21-18, 5-5 Big Ten) were able to take advantage of 13 walks issued by Penn State (11-23, 3-7 Big Ten) pitchers and broke the game open with five runs in the sixth inning on their way to a 12-6 win at Beard Field on the Campus of Penn State University. Shelby Gogreve had two hits, including her first career home run, and two RBI while Samanth Berenter's two-run double was the big hit in the game for Indiana. Brianna Meyer drew four walks and scored two runs while Amanda Wagner was issued three free passes and drove in three runs. RECAP
Game 2: Penn State softball (12-23, 4-7 Big Ten) won the second game of a Big Ten doubleheader, 5-2, over Indiana (21-19, 5-6 Big Ten) on Saturday evening at drizzly Beard Field. The Hoosiers took game one 12-6 in a back-and-forth opener. Lauren Yao (Los Angeles, Calif.) posted a 4-for-6 day with four runs scored, two RBI and three doubles to pace the Nittany Lion offense. Jordan Wheatley (Troy, Mich.) dealt a gem in game two to earn her first collegiate game. Behind the bat and arm of Wheatley, the Nittany Lions earned a split with Indiana by winning the nightcap 5-2. Wheatley tossed a complete game to earn her first collegiate victory allowing just two earned runs and two walks. At the plate, she went 1-for-2 with two runs batted in and a walk. RECAP

Ohio State at Purdue
The Ohio State softball games at Purdue, originally scheduled for Saturday, have been rained out. The Boilermakers and Buckeyes will look to get two games of the series in on Sunday. The teams will either play at 11 a.m. and 2 p.m. or at 2 p.m. and 4 p.m. The game at 2 p.m. will be aired live on BTN.

Indiana at Penn State
Game 1: Saturday, 2 p.m.
Game 2: Saturday, 4 p.m.
Game 3: Sunday, 1 p.m.

Nebraska at Iowa
Game 1: Saturday, 1 p.m.
Game 2: Saturday, 3 p.m.
Game 3: Sunday, 4 p.m., BTN

Michigan at Michigan State
Game 1: Saturday, 1 p.m.
Game 2: Sunday, 1 p.m., BTN.com
Game 3: Sunday, 3 p.m., BTN.com

Minnesota at Northwestern
Game 1: Saturday, 2 p.m.
Game 2: Saturday, 4 p.m.
Game 3: Sunday, 2 p.m.

Ohio State at Purdue
Game 1: Saturday, 1 p.m.
Game 2: Saturday, 3 p.m.
Game 3: Sunday, 2 p.m., BTN

All times are ET and subject to change

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Big Ten football head coaches and student-athletes took part in the annual spring football teleconferences on Tuesday, April 10, and Wednesday, April 11, and audio for all 24 participants is now available by clicking on the below link:

Big Ten Spring Football Teleconference Audio

Coaches and student-athletes from the Legends Division took part in the first call on  April 10, a group that included Iowa's Kirk Ferentz and quarterback James Vandenberg, Michigan's Brady Hoke and safety Jordan Kovacs, Michigan State's Mark Dantonio and quarterback Andrew Maxwell, Minnesota's Jerry Kill and quarterback MarQueis Gray, Nebraska's Bo Pelini and running back Rex Burkhead and Northwestern's Pat Fitzgerald and quarterback Kain Colter.

Coaches and student-athletes from the Leaders Division took part in the second call on April 11, a group that included Illinois' Tim Beckman and quarterback Nathan Scheelhaase, Indiana's Kevin Wilson and defensive tackle Larry Black, Jr., Ohio State's Urban Meyer and fullback Zach Boren, Penn State's Bill O'Brien and defensive tackle Jordan Hill, Purdue's Danny Hope and defensive tackle Kawann Short and Wisconsin's Bret Bielema and running back Montee Ball.

Batting Average
26. Marisa Bast, NU, .429
26. Alicia Herron, OSU, .429

Runs Batted In Per Game
12. Alicia Herron, OSU, 1.2
25. Marisa Bast, NU, 1.11
35. Evelyn Carrillo, OSU, 1.0
35. Brooke Thomason, NEB, 1.0
42. Kaitlyn Richardson, MINN, 0.97

Slugging Percentage
11. Alicia Herron, OSU, .898
24. Marisa Bast, NU, .810
28. Kaitlyn Richardson, MINN, .782

On Base Percentage
7. Alicia Herron, OSU, .576
23. Marisa Bast, NU, .531
24. Megan Blank, IOWA, .525

Walks Per Game
8. Adrienne Monka, NU, 0.92
20. Kari Dorle, MINN, 0.82
32. Alicia Herron, OSU, 0.77
45. Alex Davis, MINN, 0.71

Stolen Bases Per Game
14. Molly Garst, PUR, 0.67
21. Emily Allard, NU, 0.48
42. Lindsey Rains, PUR, 0.50

Earned Run Average
23. Sara Moulton, MINN, 1.25
41. Haylie Wagner, MICH, 1.58

Strikeouts
8. Ashley Hagemann, NEB, 210
9. Sara Moulton, MINN, 209

Strikeouts Per Seven
13. Sara Moulton, MINN, 9.3
35. Ashley Hagemann, NEB, 8.3

Wins
10. Haylie Wagner, MICH, 19
27. Ashley Hagemann, NEB, 16
27. Lexy Moore, PUR, 16
39. Sara Moulton, MINN, 15

Shutouts
24. Cassandra Darrah, WIS, 6

Saves
12. Carly Nielson, MSU, 3
49. Five (Pepper Gay, ILL; Sara Driesenga, MICH; Kelsey Kimminau, MINN; Sammy Albanese, NU; Mikayla Endicott, OSU) tied with 2

Purdue 11, Indiana 2
BLOOMINGTON, Ind. - The Boilermaker bats were hot on Sunday as Purdue down Indiana softball 11-2 in the final game of the series. Purdue posted 17 hits in the game, including multi-hit efforts by six players. Senior Molly Garst, sophomore Lindsey Rains and sophomore Tori Chiodo tallied three hits apiece, while juniors Ashley Courtney and Maia Monchek and freshman Ashley Burkhardt each chipped in two hits. Freshman Lexy Moore (16-4) struck out three Hoosiers and allowed just two runs on six hits. Lora Olson was saddled with the loss for Indiana after giving up four runs in three innings of work. Meaghan Murphy threw four innings of relief to close the game. RECAP

Penn State 7, Michigan State 5
UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. - Sophomore Kasie Hatfield (Tampa, Fla.) smashed a ninth-inning home run as Penn State walked off with a 7-5 victory over Michigan State to complete a three-game sweep Sunday at Beard Field. The Nittany Lions have won four straight for the second time this season. "We had a lot of fight and a lot of character," "Their lineup is tough, Michigan State is known for their hitting, so it was good for Lisa [Akamine] to keep us in the game and pitch well. When Kasie is confident in herself, she hits the ball well and hits it hard." Hatfield led the Penn State (11-22, 3-6 Big Ten) offense with a 2-for-4 outing to cap a 7-for-11 weekend with three runs scored, two doubles, a homer and five RBI. She came to the plate in the bottom of the ninth with Lauren Yao (Los Angeles, Calif.) on base after a lead-off single. Hatfield crushed the first pitch from Carly Nielsen over the left-centerfield wall for her first homer of the year as the Lions improved to 4-1 at home. RECAP

Iowa 5, Northwestern 2 (Game 1); Northwestern 7, Iowa 6 (Game 2)
Game 1: The Hawkeyes used a five-run second inning to post a 5-2 victory in the opening game before dropping a 7-6 slugfest in game two. Iowa used a five-run second inning to propel itself to game one victory. Senior Liz Watkins led off the inning being hit by a Meghan Lamberth pitch before being pinch run for by freshman Sydney Reynolds. Following a sacrifice bunt by freshman Tor Hawley to move Reynolds into scoring position, freshman Melanie Gladden delivered an RBI single up the middle to put Iowa up 1-0. RECAP
Game 2: Freshman Olivia Duehr (Antioch, Ill./Antioch) unleashed the fifth home run in Northwestern history to land on the roof of adjacent Welsh-Ryan Arena during the second game of a doubleheader Saturday against Iowa, highlighting a three home run attack for the Wildcats in a 7-6 win over the Hawkeyes. RECAP

Michigan 11, Ohio State 4 (Game 2); Michigan 6, Ohio State 5 (Game 3)
The No. 20-ranked University of Michigan softball team totaled a season-high 16 hits in an 11-3 win over Ohio State in the day's first game before taking a 6-4 decision in the second contest of a doubleheader on Saturday at Buckeye Field. The two wins sealed Michigan's weekend sweep of OSU. In the first game, freshman RHP Sara Driesenga settled down after giving up three runs in the first inning to get the win, pitching 7.0 innings and giving up four runs on five hits. Freshman LHP Haylie Wagner picked up the win in the day's second contest, pitching all 7.0 innings and giving up five runs on five hits with four strikeouts. Knapp went 2-for-4 with three RBI and Evans was 2-for-3 with an RBI as Michigan totaled six hits in the contest. RECAP

Nebraska 4, Illinois 1 (Game 3)
Behind another impresive performance from Ashley Hagemann, the Nebraska softball team completed a three-game sweep of Illinois with a 4-1 victory on Saturday at Bowlin Stadium. With the win, Nebraska improved to 24-14 on the season, moving 10 games above .500 for the first time this season. The Huskers also improved to 7-2 in Big Ten Conference play by posting their second sweep through the first three conference series. The win was Nebraska's 10th home win of the season, as the Huskers are 10-0 at Bowlin Stadium. The start is the second-best in the 11-year history of the stadium. NU has also won 13 consecutive home games dating back to last season, tying the longest winning streak in Bowlin Stadium history. RECAP

Penn State 4, MIchigan State 3 (Game 1); Penn State 11, Michigan State 5 (Game 2)
UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. -- The Penn State softball team slugged its way past Michigan State in a doubleheader sweep at Beard Field on Saturday afternoon. The Nittany Lions tallied 22 hits including three home runs to down the Spartans. Penn State won the opener 4-3 before winning the nightcap 11-5. Kasie Hatfield led the charge with five base hits including a perfect 4-for-4 game two, while junior Lauren Yao celebrated her birthday with a massive three-run bomb that capped a three-hit nightcap. Hatfield's four-hit output in the second game is a new career-high and the first four-hit showing since Ashley Griffith pulled off the feat vs. Maryland. Alyssa Sovereign hit a two-run homer and Cassidy Bell added a three-run shot as PSU hit .373, slugged .593 and got on base at .431 in the two games. "I thought we hit the ball well and that we showed a lot of fight and character," Head coach Robin Petrini said." We came from behind in both games and I thought in all phases of game that we did a pretty nice job today." RECAP

Wisconsin 5, Minnesota 1 (Game 2); Wisconsin 11, Minnesota 10 (Game 3)
MADISON, Wis. -- With the biggest comeback in school history, Wisconsin earned the sweep against Minnesota on Saturday afternoon at Goodman Diamond, marking a six-game winning streak. Wisconsin won the day's first game, 5-1, before rallying back to win, 11-10, in the second game of the doubleheader. The eight-run rally gave the Badgers their 20th win of the season (20-12 overall, 6-3 Big Ten), while Minnesota suffered its 13th loss, falling to 21-13 (3-6). RECAP

Michigan 10, Ohio State 2
COLUMBUS, Ohio -- After falling behind 2-0, the No. 20-ranked University of Michigan softball team scored 10 unanswered runs to defeat Ohio State, 10-2, on Friday night at Buckeye Field. Michigan tied a season-high with four home runs. The Wolverine offense totaled 10 hits on the contest, with freshman designated player Sara Driesenga going 2-for-4 with two home runs and junior second baseman Ashley Lane turning in a 2-for-3 showing with four runs batted in. Freshman catcher Lauren Sweet accounted for three runs with a three-run home run. Freshman LHP Haylie Wagner went the distance in the circle for her 18th win, giving up two runs on six hits and striking out 10. RECAP

Wisconsin 3, Minnesota 0
MADISON, Wis. -- Great pitching and tough defense lead Wisconsin to a 3-0 win over Minnesota Friday afternoon at Goodman Diamond. The Badgers capitalized on eight hits and two errors by Minnesota to improve to 4-3 in the Big Ten (18-12 overall). "Minnesota is a great team and they've been playing really hot all season, especially coming off winning the Nebraska series," said head coach Yvette Healy. "We're really proud of our team." RECAP

Minnesota at Wisconsin
Game 1: Friday, 2 p.m.
Game 2: Saturday, 1 p.m.
Game 3: Saturday, 3 p.m.

Michigan at Ohio State
Game 1: Friday, 5:30 p.m., BTN
Game 2: Saturday, 2 p.m.
Game 3: Saturday, 4 p.m.

Purdue at Indiana
Game 1: Saturday, 1 p.m., BTN.com
Game 2: Saturday, 3 p.m., BTN.com
Game 3: Sunday, 1 p.m., BTN.com

Iowa at Northwestern
Game 1: Saturday, 1 p.m., BTN
Game 2: Saturday, 3 p.m., BTN
Game 3: Sunday, 2 p.m., BTN.com

Michigan State at Penn State
Game 1: Saturday, 2 p.m.
Game 2: Saturday, 4 p.m.
Game 3: Sunday, 1 p.m., BTN.com

All times are ET

Iowa 1, Illinois 0 (10)
IOWA CITY, Iowa -- It took three hours and 12 minutes and there were 375 pitches thrown before the University of Iowa softball team got a bases loaded walk from freshman Melanie Gladden to give the Hawkeyes the 1-0 victory and series sweep over Illinois on Sunday afternoon at Pearl Field. "I was proud of our team for sticking in there and battling," said UI head coach Marla Looper. "Offensively, we didn't take advantage of some opportunities early and defensively, Chelsea did a nice job on the mound and our defense played phenomenal behind her. You just hang in there until you get a run across the plate." RECAP

Nebraska 5, Minnesota 4 (8)
Minneapolis - Freshman Mattie Fowler delivered a two-out, RBI single in the top of the eighth inning to lift the Nebraska softball team to a 5-4 extra-inning win at Minnesota in the series finale on Sunday. Fowler's game-winning hit helped Nebraska salvage one win in the three-game series, after Minnesota won both games of Saturday's doubleheader. In a back-and-forth affair on Sunday, Nebraska had two separate leads in the first five innings, while Minnesota held a 3-2 lead after four innings. After scoring twice in the top of the fifth, the Huskers were just four outs away from a victory before Tyler Walker hit a game-tying solo home run with two outs in the bottom of the sixth inning. That sent the game to extra innings and set the stage for Fowler's dramatics. RECAP

Ohio State 6, Michigan State 4
EAST LANSING, Mich. - The Ohio State softball team claimed its first series sweep of the season Sunday after defeating Michigan State, 6-4, at Secchia Stadium. The Buckeyes (21-11, 5-1 Big Ten) posted two runs in the first and added four runs in the fifth en route to the victory. Offensively, Ohio State was led by sophomore Evelyn Carrillo, who went 4-for-4. Carrillo completes an impressive series against the Spartans, going 11-for-12 with eight RBI, three runs scored and a 1.250 slugging percentage. Senior captain Alicia Herron posted a home run and two RBI, while freshman Taylor Watkins was 2-for-4 with two RBI. In the circle, senior pitcher Mikayla Endicott improved to 13-7 overall and 4-0 in Big Ten play, throwing four innings, allowing three runs with three strikeouts. RECAP

Purdue 5, Penn State 0
WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. - The Boilermaker softball team closed out a three-game sweep of Penn State with a 5-0 win on Sunday, propelling Purdue its seventh straight win and the top spot in the Big Ten at 6-0 after two weekends of conference play. The Boilermakers put up five runs on eight hits and two errors, while allowing Penn State just two hits in the contest. Freshman Lexy Moore (15-2) sat down the last 14 Nittany Lions in order to close out her 15th victory of the season. Lisa Akamine (5-14) was saddled with the loss for PSU despite striking out seven Purdue batters. Purdue scored two runs in the first inning, two in the fifth and one in the sixth en route to the shutout victory. Seven Boilermakers posted hits in the contest, led by sophomore Andie Varsho's pair of hits, which included a triple. RECAP

Northwestern 8, Wisconsin 3
MADISON, Wis. -- Northwestern unleashed a six-run fifth inning Sunday at Wisconsin, riding the scoring outburst to an 8-3 win and a 2-1 victory in the Big Ten series. Northwestern moves to 14-18 overall on the season with its win, 2-4 in the Big Ten. Wisconsin now is 14-12 on the year with its loss, 3-3 in the conference. Junior Emily Allard (Antioch, Calif./Deer Valley) led off the game with a single through the left side of the infield, extending her current hitting streak to 17 games. Lamberth (7-8) made the five-run cushion hold up to complete the victory (helped by a game-ending line drive double play that Bast gloved before unleashing a laser beam to first to double off the runner). Lamberth allowed three runs on seven hits and four walks with no strikeouts. RECAP

Illinois at Iowa, 3 p.m., BTN.com
Michigan at Indiana, 1 p.m., BTN.com
Ohio State at Michigan State, 1 p.m.
Nebraska at Minnesota, 1 p.m., BTN
Northwestern at Wisconsin, 3 p.m., BTN
Penn State at Purdue, 1 p.m., BTN.com - on-demand only

All times are ET and subject to change.

Iowa vs. Illinois
Game 1: Iowa 5, Illionis 1
Game 2: Iowa 9, Illinois 1
IOWA CITY, Iowa -- The University of Iowa softball team posted a doubleheader sweep over Illinois on Saturday afternoon at Pearl Field. The Hawkeyes won 5-1 in the opener before downing the Fighting Illini, 9-1, in six innings in game two. "I am proud of the kids for how they came out, took this week of practice and really implemented it in the ball game," said UI head coach Marla Looper. "They took advantage of one of the better pitchers in the conference that first game and were able to knock her out of the game and get to their bullpen. Then they stuck with it through game two to get the sweep." RECAP

Minnesota vs. Nebraska
Game 1: Minnesota 13, Nebraska 7
Game 2: Minnesota 8, Nebraska 5
In front of the sixth-largest crowd in Jane Sage Cowles Stadium history, the University of Minnesota softball team garnered two wins over Nebraska in their home opening series. The Golden Gophers (21-9, 3-2 Big Ten) showcased their bats in the two contests by tallying 22 hits on the day to outlast the Huskers (20-14, 3-2 Big Ten). RECAP

Ohio State vs. Michigan State
Game 1: Ohio State 9, Michigan State 4
Game 2: Ohio State 14, Michigan State 1
COLUMBUS, Ohio- The Ohio State softball team swept a doubleheader at Michigan State Saturday at Secchia Stadium in East Lansing, Mich. The Buckeye bats erupted at the plate for a combined 23 runs on 31 hits against the Spartans, claiming a 9-4 victory in game one before winning, 14-1, in five innings in game two. "I thought the kids played with an enormous amount of energy and passion today," head coach Linda Kalafatissaid. "You don't plan on a day like this, but we found holes at the plate and hit the ball solid when we needed to against them. Our pitchers executed well today and that's as well as I've seen Nichols throw since her surgery." RECAP

Purdue vs. Penn State
Game 1: Purdue 2, Penn State 1
Game 2: Purdue 7, Penn State 0
WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. - The Boilermaker softball team swept its Saturday doubleheader with Penn State 2-1 and 7-0 to move to 5-0 in Big Ten play for the first time in school history. Sophomore Danielle Fletcher set a school record for walks in a game with four in Game 2 of the twin bill, surpassing the mark of three tied 20 times in program lore. Freshman Lexy Moore (14-2) struck out three in a Game 1 victory, while senior Katie Hackney (4-2) picked up the victory with 5 Ks in a relief effort in Game 2. Junior Ashley Courtney led the Purdue bats with a 4-for-5 effort and five RBI in the series, including two multi-hit efforts. Sophomores Andie Varsho and Lindsey Rains posted multi-hit efforts in Game 1 and 2 respectively. RECAP

Wisconsin vs. Northwestern
Game 1: Wisconsin 12, Northwestern 4
MADISON, Wis. - Wisconsin won its home-opener on Saturday afternoon against Northwestern in strong offensive fashion, winning 12-4 in six innings. Amanda Najdek improved to 3-0 with the win, only allowing four runs on nine hits. In the second game of the day, Wisconsin fell 10-6 in extra innings against the Wildcats following a grand slam from Marisa Bast in the top of the eighth. With the split, Wisconsin moves to 14-11 overall and 3-2 in the Big Ten. Northwestern is 13-18 overall, 1-4 in the Big Ten. The two teams will decide the series on Sunday at 2 p.m. live on the Big Ten Network. RECAP
Game 2: Northwestern 10, Wisconsin 6 (8)
MADISON, Wis. -- In a back-and-forth contest that saw Northwestern erase an early three-run deficit and Wisconsin plate two in the seventh to send the game to extras, sophomore Marisa Bast (Orange, Calif./Villa Park) uncorked a two-out, full-count grand slam in the eighth inning to give the Wildcats a 10-6 (8) victory over the Badgers. Northwestern improves to 13-18 overall on the season with its win, 1-4 in the Big Ten. Wisconsin now is 14-11 on the year, 3-2 in the conference with its loss. The contest was reminiscent of Northwestern's lone other extra-inning game this season, when an eighth-inning three-run homer gave the Wildcats a 6-3 (8) victory over then-No. 17 Texas A&M. RECAP