It’s hard enough to break the career RBI record in two years, but it’s even harder when you’re chasing the player that bats right in front of you.
That was the case for Maryland senior third baseman Nick Lorusso, who broke the program’s all-time RBI record in the third inning with an RBI double that brought in junior shortstop Matt Shaw.
That lasted one whole inning. Shaw drew even with him in the fourth with a three-run home run, giving the Terps a 7-1 lead. With their respective hits, they each broke a 35-year record held by Scott Patterson, en route to a 14-5 win over Minnesota.