Kansas baseball team hits 5 straight home runs against Minnesota, tying NCAA record

Wednesday was just not a day for Minnesota Golden Gopers‘Pitching staff.

The University of Minnesota welcomed Kansas at US Bank Stadium, Minnesota Vikings, this week, and Jayhawks offense Ended looking like a Vikings offense.

Kansas won four Touchdown, beating the golden gopryrs, 29-1, and made history while he did.

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In the third inning, out of two different thrms, Jayhawks hit five direct home runs, tie the NCAA record set in 1992 and pulled out a feat that was never done in the main leagues.

It all started with a triple explosion of Chase Diggins without exit, but Max Soliz Jr. He followed his own solo.

Minnesota went to Bullpen, but it did not stop the home run of home run while Brady Counsell, Brady Ballinger and Jackson Hauge followed with Homeos. Counsell is the son of a former Big League and current Chicago Cubs Leader Craig Counsell.

The game was invited after seven stabs over the reign of mercy.

“I’ve never been part of that,” Counsell said. “I think at the moment when I didn’t really realize we had three, and after (Brady) Ballinger went deep, it was four. We were kind of like,” Oh my God. What is happening? “

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After Hauge went deep, “It was, Wow! That’s crazy!” Counsell added.

The first team of College to hit five consecutive homes was a centenary, which did so against Stephen F. Austina in the first inning of the 1992 game. East Illinois aligned a feat in the fifth inning against Morehead State in 1998, and before Wednesday, he was recently performed by South Carolina against Georgia in 2006.

“I didn’t really know that we had four when I went to the plate because they made a change,” said Hauge, who actually had two homemade games. “It was Diggins, Soliz and then the change. When I returned to the excavated, they shouted, ‘Five!’ So it was pretty cool. “

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Kansas also set a record for margin of victory against the opponent of Division I.

Associated Press contributed to this report.

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