Oklahoma State wraps up a demanding five-game road stretch Tuesday night with a matchup at Dallas Baptist, looking to regain momentum after dropping two of three games at BYU last week.
The Cowboys enter at 17-11 overall and 3-6 in Big 12 play, powered by a lineup hitting .272 and ranking among the nation’s best with 48 home runs, though their pitching staff carries a 5.89 ERA despite tallying 282 strikeouts over 235 1/3 innings.
Head coach Josh Holliday, now in his 14th season, sits just eight wins shy of 500 for his career. Meanwhile, Dallas Baptist comes in at 16-12, fresh off a home series win over Missouri State and boasting a strong 13-6 record on its home field. The Patriots are hitting .296 as a team, though their pitching staff holds a 6.24 ERA, and are expected to send left-hander Aiden VanDeHatert to the mound, who has a 5.23 ERA with 16 strikeouts in limited action this season.
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