Going into the seventh inning of Maryland baseball’s weekend series finale against Purdue on Sunday, it looked like the Terps were poised to salvage a win in the three-game set. They were up 6-2, and starter Tyler Blohm was dealing on the mound. Maryland was hitting the ball well, having hit two home runs in the game to that point. Purdue couldn’t find an answer for the Terps.
However, a few costly walks and a massive throwing error from Will Watson were all the Boilermakers needed to change the complexity of the game. Purdue scored five in the inning to take a 7-6 lead, and tacked on another run in the ninth to win the game 8-6 and sweep the weekend series from the Terps in College Park.