With another Big Ten series win in the rearview mirror, Maryland baseball was determined to bounce back from Sunday’s loss against Minnesota.
The Terps found themselves in their third one-run game in a row as fifth-year center fielder Chris Alleyne smashed a go-ahead home run in the top of the ninth. The solo homer did just enough as Maryland took down James Madison, 8-7.
Maryland will now face off against another Big Ten foe as Ohio State comes to town for a three-game series. The Terps' usual aces will be back on the mound this weekend with junior righty Nick Dean getting the Friday night start, junior lefty Ryan Ramsey starting on Saturday and sophomore righty Jason Savacool finishing out the series on Sunday.