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After serving 10 years as Purdue’s Executive Vice President and Director of Intercollegiate Athletics, Mike Bobinski announced that he will retire on Dec. 31.

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Purdue’s loss in the Big Ten Tournament wasn’t a step backwards but instead a push toward further progression for future program success.

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Despite keeping the Bruins scoreless for six innings, Boiler fielding errors toward the end of the game helped UCLA to reclaim dominance and finish with a win.

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A dramatic weekend sweep of Indiana helped Purdue’s odds, and a sweep of Iowa would secure Purdue a first-round bye in the Big Ten Tournament.

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Purdue women’s golf had its best performance at the Big Ten Championships in seven years with a third-place finish to boost its resume ahead of selections for the NCAA Regionals.

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Purdue looked to claim its seventh straight Big Ten series win against USC. However, in three games, the Boilers failed to generate any momentum, losing all three in a sweep to USC.

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Purdue loses to USC 11-4 after a solo home run by CJ Richmond and gets swept in the series, losing their first Big Ten series since losing to Oregon in early March.

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USC scores four more off of a three-run homer and another home run to extend their lead to 11-3 going into the ninth.

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Another one-two-three inning for Purdue and USC in the seventh as Purdue still trails by four.

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Purdue and USC both go down in three at-bats in the sixth, with Purdue still down 7-3.

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Purdue's 1-0 loss to close out Saturday's matchup helped secure the weekend series for the Wildcats.

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Purdue strands runners at 2nd and 3rd in the fifth before putting down USC one-two-three, still down 7-3.

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The Boilers go down one-two-three in the fourth, then give up an RBI double to go down 7-3 before Jake Kramer gets Purdue out of the inning.

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Purdue left Sam Flores on second at the top of the third, then Klug gave up a one-run homer before being replaced by Jarvis Evans, who allowed 1 more. Purdue is down 6-3.

Austin Klug ends his day with 2 innings pitched, 5 runs allowed, 3 walks, and 5 hits with no strikeouts.

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Purdue goes down one-two-three in the top of the second, but strands two USC runners in the bottom to keep the score at 4-3 with Purdue down one going into the third.

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Austin Klug gives up 4 runs in the bottom of the first after giving up multiple base hits and giving up a one-run homer to start. Purdue trails 4-3.

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Aaron Manias blasts one out to stretch the Purdue lead to 3. The Boilers have hit back-to-back home runs.

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A two-run blast by Avery Moore gives Purdue a 2-0 lead over USC in the top of the first to start.

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Purdue looks to stop a road sweep to USC today.
Here is today's starting lineup for the series finale:

1. Eli Anderson
2. Quincy Malbrough
3. Sam Flores
4. Avery Moore
5. Aaron Manias
6. Jackson Bessette
7. CJ Richmond
8. Westin Boyle
9. Zach Zychowski

SP: Austin Klug

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