Jordan Kodner/Senior Staff Photographer
For much of the opening game in Saturday’s doubleheader, the Missouri baseball team mimicked the weather.
In what turned into an exciting game down the stretch, Missouri (13–5) struggled to function in the constant drizzle that plagued Taylor Stadium. The Tigers finished the game with four errors and only four hits as they fell to Youngstown State (4–9) 4–3.
After a 15-minute rain delay, Missouri sent sophomore pitcher Tanner Houck to the mound.
While he was unable to count on his defense, which made four errors, Houck provided another solid performance in his fourth start of the season.