BGSU Baseball At Michigan State Postponed
BOWLING GREEN, Ohio – Due to anticipated weather and conditions, Wednesday's (April 2) BGSU baseball game against Michigan State has been postponed. At this time, no makeup date has been set for the contest. The Falcons and Spartans last played in 2022 with Bowling Green claiming a 12-3 victory in East Lansing.
With the postponement, Bowling Green's next game is set for Friday (April 4) at home against Miami (OH), beginning a three-game weekend series between the Falcons and RedHawks. BGSU and Miami enter the weekend tied for first in the MAC standings, both with 10-2 records in conference play.
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