UConn baseball (40-9, 14-1 Big East) dropped its first game in the month of May, falling 9-4 to Northeastern on Tuesday night.
Despite hopping out to an early 4-0 lead through the first three innings, a six-run fourth inning stunned the Huskies and left them unable to recover.
“We got punched in the mouth we didn’t respond. They put up six in that fourth and it was like a different game after that,” head coach Jim Penders said. “You need to put something up after that.”
Manufacturing runs was an easy task for UConn in the first few innings.