By james art 
Scottsdale, AZ – No. 24 Nebraska failed 10-5 in its season of opening against UC Irvine in the desert desert of MLB on Friday afternoon by Sol River Fields at Talkin Stick in Scotsdale, Ariz.
Huskers (0-1) is five cycles in eight hits and without errors, while anteatters (1-0) recorded 10 tracks, 11 hits and error.
Dylan Kerry led NU on the plate, going 3-5 with double, rbi and mileage. Max Büthenbeck scored three tracks and doubled while Case Sanderson, Ret Stokes, Hogan Heligso and Robbie Bolin gathered for a hit.
Mason McConaui took the loss of the mound after giving up six runs at five hits in 3.2 passes. Junior struck nine and betrayed three walks in the opening season. Drew Christo handed four runs to two hits in 0.2 passes, while Grant Klivinger recorded two outs without giving up.
Pryce Bender and Colin Nowaczyk combined for 3.2 submission to their collegial debut, while Ryan Harahil recorded the final for Nu Pitching employees.
McConaui struck the first two tests, but another hits with two outputs brought the lead in the front 1-0 at the top of the first Innning. Born Topeka, Kan., He collected eight strokes in the first three passes to keep it a one -off game passing the fourth.
UC Irvine broke out for five runs at the top of the fourth to increase the lead to 6-0. The single of RBI doubled the anteatters lead, while a two -time pair of two -outputs gave UC Irvine a 6-0 advantage.
Hugters put his first two tracks for the day at the bottom of the fourth to cut the deficit to 6-2. Nebraska had loaded bases without outs after a walk with lead to booettebek, single from Kerry and a walk to Case Sanderson. Swansen was full of Buettenback to bring home, while Stokes were hit by Pitch later in the inning to put Carry and bring the big red within four after four passes.
The antiatraths responded with four more tracks in the fifth to blow up the game open at 10-2. A walk with the loaded bases was placed the first running, while the base cleansing of a threesome in the right center alley added three runways for UC Irvine.
A double of lead from Bolin and a walk to Buynbek had runners first and second with one for the Hubchi at the bottom of the seventh. Carrie followed the single on the left side of a game, which allowed Bolin to score after the wrong throw from the short stop of the anteater. Sanderson raised a fly at the center, which allowed Buettenback to go home for NU’s fourth running.
Back back from Buettenback and Carey at the bottom of the ninth scored the fifth and last start of Nebraska in the afternoon.