The Lobos proved again that they are unfazed by adversity, pulling out another home win on Friday night.
After falling down four runs to none after two and a half innings, the Lobos (20-13-1) slowly but surely picked up its pace. UNM scored nine runs over the next six and a half innings – while holding the Bears to 0 runs – to win its second game over Missouri State, 9-4, at Santa Ana Star Field.
Lobos’ starting pitcher Tyler Stevens probably didn’t get the start he had hoped for in the game, giving up two runs on three hits in the first inning – one of those a two-run shot to center field – to put the Bears (21-13) up 2-0.