GAMEDAY INFORMATION
East Tennessee State (22-12, 6-6 SoCon) at Purdue (24-13, 8-4 Big Ten)
Friday to Sunday, April 19-21 / Watch B1G+
Series Opener: Friday, April 19 at 6 p.m. ET
Middle Game: Saturday, April 20 at 5 p.m. ET
Series Finale: Sunday, April 21 at 1 p.m. ET
Alexander Field / West Lafayette, Indiana
PROBABLE PITCHING MATCHUPS
Friday: Jordan Morales (Grad, LHP) vs. ETSU's Carter Fink (Jr, RHP)
Saturday: Luke Wagner (Sr, LHP) vs. ETSU's Kenny Keller (Jr, LHP)
Sunday: Jonathan Blackwell (Sr, LHP) vs. ETSU's Michael Harpster (Fr, RHP)
SERIES HISTORY
All-Time: East Tennessee State leads 3-1
All-Time in West Lafayette: First Meetings
Previous Series: ETSU won 3 of 4 (March 2016 in Johnson City)
WEEKEND PROMOTIONS
Friday: Stars of Honor Kids Game #2
Saturday: Grand Prix Winner Recognized Pregame; Baseball Alumni Events & Recognition
Sunday: PUDM/Riley Family Day & BP Jersey Auction; Bark in the Park Dog Day
WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. – Purdue Baseball's nine-game April homestand continues with the annual open weekend in Big Ten Conference play and features a matchup with another 20-game winner as East Tennessee State makes its first appearance at Alexander Field.
First pitch is slated for 6 p.m. Friday, 5 p.m. Saturday and 1 p.m. Sunday. The Boilermakers will be wearing special uniform tops for Sunday's pregame batting practice session and the hooded warmups are available for purchase via an online auction, which closes Sunday at 7 p.m. Proceeds benefit Riley Children's Hospital as part the annual Purdue University Dance Marathon/Riley Family Day at the ballpark.
With Purdue Softball and Soccer also playing at home on Saturday, coupled with the annual Grand Prix race at the track adjacent to Alexander Field, parking will be at a premium. Fans are invited to park in the R Lot north of Ross-Ade Stadium and ride the free shuttle to the stadium.
ETSU won its 22nd game of the season, and 17th at home, Wednesday vs. Radford. The Buccaneers have a potent lineup that has compiled a .322/.425/.521 team slash line for the season, putting up 8.2 runs per game. They rank ninth nationally in batting average.
Purdue is also averaging over eight runs per game this season and has been on a tear offensively over the last four games, scoring 55 runs thanks to a .391/.528/.645 team slash line. The Boilermakers have scored 10-plus in three consecutive games for the second time this season. They've also put up 50-plus over the last five for the third time in 2024.
Both teams are equals in fielding percentage, making Purdue's advantage this weekend on the mound. The Boilermakers have a 4.53 team ERA and issue 3.4 walks per nine innings. ETSU's team totals in those categories are 6.50 and 3.9. Two of the Bucs' scheduled starters this weekend began the season in the bullpen before graduating to the weekend rotation.
Fresh off his seven-RBI game in Tuesday's win vs. Ball State, the most RBI by a Boilermaker since 2015, Connor Caskenette was named to the Buster Posey Award Watch List on Thursday. The award recognizes the nation's top catcher. Caskenette has been one Purdue's most valuable players this season, serving as the backbone of the team behind the plate while anchoring the lineup as the cleanup hitter. He's second in the Big Ten with 46 RBI, trailing only teammate Luke Gaffney (47). He's started 31 of the 37 games behind the plate, including 11 straight and each of the first 12 conference games.
Couper Cornblum's first hit this weekend will be the 200th of his collegiate career. He continues to close in on the century mark for 100 consecutive games started.
While amassing seven hit by pitch in the sweep of Michigan State and reaching base safely in 10 consecutive plate appearances across Purdue's wins on April 14 and 16, Mike Bolton Jr. has moved into second place in program with 56 career hit by pitch. He broke Harry Shipley's career HBP record in Big Ten play (32) Sunday. Shipley's overall Purdue record (78) is likely safe, but Bolton (97) can become the first Boilermaker since Shipley (2015-18) to draw 100 career walks. With Bolton sporting a .650 on-base percentage since March 31 as Purdue has won eight of its last nine game, the century mark could be reached before the current homestand wraps up Tuesday.
At the midpoint of their conference season, the Boilermakers have emerged with Illinois, Nebraska and Michigan as the frontrunners for the Big Ten title. All three conference rivals play at home this weekend. Only Michigan has yet to have its open weekend in league play. The Illini play three of their next four series at home, where they are 11-1 this season. But they come to Alexander Field for the final weekend of the regular season. The Huskers opened an eight-game homestand Tuesday before playing two of their final three conference weekends on the road. After this weekend, Michigan's only home Big Ten series the rest of the way is against Purdue (May 10-12).
WEEKEND #5 OF BIG TEN PLAY
• Ohio State (5-4) at Michigan (8-4)
• Maryland (5-7) at Nebraska (6-3)
• Northwestern (2-7) at Illinois (7-2)
• Indiana (5-4) at Minnesota (3-6)
• Rutgers (3-6) at Iowa (6-6)
• Penn State (5-7) at Michigan State (3-6)
• East Tennessee State at Purdue (8-4) – Non-Conference
OPEN WEEKENDS IN BIG TEN PLAY
Non-conference series during Big Ten season since league expanded before 2011-12 school year
• 2012: Lost 2 of 3 at No. 11 UCLA (May 5-6)
• 2013: Swept a 3-get set vs. Southern Illinois (May 3-5)
• 2014: Lost 2 of 3 at Southern Illinois (March 21-23)
• 2015: Lost all 3 games of a split-site series with Butler (March 28-29)
• 2016: Won 3 of 4 vs Cal State Northridge (May 19-22)
• 2017: Swept a 2-game set vs. Saint Louis (April 28-29)
• 2018: Split a doubleheader vs. Lipscomb (March 23)
• 2019: Won 2 of 3 vs. Southeast Missouri State (April 26-28)
• 2020: Was scheduled to play home series vs. Samford (April 17-19)
• 2021: N/A – conference-only season featured 3-team pod weekends
• 2022: Lost all 3 game vs. Belmont (April 22-24)
• 2023: Won 2 of 3 vs. South Dakota State (May 5-7)
ACTIVE STREAKS
• Jo Stevens – 23-game on-base streak; 12-game hit streak; 16-game on-base streak at home
• Mike Bolton Jr. – 16-game on-base streak; 8-game hit streak; 9-game on-base streak at home
• Luke Gaffney – 15-game on-base streak; 7-game hit streak; 8-game on-base streak at home
• Connor Caskenette – 13-game on-base streak; 6-game on-base streak at home
• Keenan Spence – 10-game on-base streak; 6-game on-base streak at home
• Logan Sutter – 8-game on-base streak
• Couper Cornblum – 90 consecutive games started (since start of 2023)
• Carter Doorn – 18 consecutive scoreless innings at home; 12 1/3 consecutive scoreless innings in all games
• Jackson Dannelley – 15 consecutive inherited runners stranded (since 5/20/23)
TOP 10 IN THE BIG TEN ENTERING THE WEEKEND
• Luke Gaffney – 1st in RBI (47), 1st in Runs (45), 2nd in hits (60), 2nd in Batting Avg (.417), 3rd in OPS (1.198), 3rd in Slugging (.701), 5th in OBP (.497), T-5th in Doubles (13), T-5th in Triples (2), T-8th in HR (8)
• Camden Gasser – 1st in Walks (37), 2nd in Sac Bunts (7), 4th in OBP (.500), 7th in Steals (13)
• Couper Cornblum – T-1st in Triples (3), 10th in At-Bats (147)
• Jackson Dannelley – 2nd in Saves (5)
• Connor Caskenette – 2nd in RBI (46), T-8th in HR (8), T-8th in HBP (11)
• Jordan Morales – T-3rd in Wins (5), 5th in Innings (52 2/3), 6th in ERA (3.76), 9th in Strikeouts (49)
• Luke Wagner – T-3rd in Wins (5)
• Mike Bolton Jr. – T-3rd in HBP (14), T-5th in Steals (14)
• Logan Sutter – 4th in Doubles (14), T-8th in Slugging (.625), 10th in OPS (1.080)
• Jo Stevens – T-5th in Triples (2), T-5th in HBP (12), 10th in OBP (.474)
East Tennessee State (22-12, 6-6 SoCon) at Purdue (24-13, 8-4 Big Ten)
Friday to Sunday, April 19-21 / Watch B1G+
Series Opener: Friday, April 19 at 6 p.m. ET
Middle Game: Saturday, April 20 at 5 p.m. ET
Series Finale: Sunday, April 21 at 1 p.m. ET
Alexander Field / West Lafayette, Indiana
PROBABLE PITCHING MATCHUPS
Friday: Jordan Morales (Grad, LHP) vs. ETSU's Carter Fink (Jr, RHP)
Saturday: Luke Wagner (Sr, LHP) vs. ETSU's Kenny Keller (Jr, LHP)
Sunday: Jonathan Blackwell (Sr, LHP) vs. ETSU's Michael Harpster (Fr, RHP)
SERIES HISTORY
All-Time: East Tennessee State leads 3-1
All-Time in West Lafayette: First Meetings
Previous Series: ETSU won 3 of 4 (March 2016 in Johnson City)
WEEKEND PROMOTIONS
Friday: Stars of Honor Kids Game #2
Saturday: Grand Prix Winner Recognized Pregame; Baseball Alumni Events & Recognition
Sunday: PUDM/Riley Family Day & BP Jersey Auction; Bark in the Park Dog Day
WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. – Purdue Baseball's nine-game April homestand continues with the annual open weekend in Big Ten Conference play and features a matchup with another 20-game winner as East Tennessee State makes its first appearance at Alexander Field.
First pitch is slated for 6 p.m. Friday, 5 p.m. Saturday and 1 p.m. Sunday. The Boilermakers will be wearing special uniform tops for Sunday's pregame batting practice session and the hooded warmups are available for purchase via an online auction, which closes Sunday at 7 p.m. Proceeds benefit Riley Children's Hospital as part the annual Purdue University Dance Marathon/Riley Family Day at the ballpark.
With Purdue Softball and Soccer also playing at home on Saturday, coupled with the annual Grand Prix race at the track adjacent to Alexander Field, parking will be at a premium. Fans are invited to park in the R Lot north of Ross-Ade Stadium and ride the free shuttle to the stadium.
ETSU won its 22nd game of the season, and 17th at home, Wednesday vs. Radford. The Buccaneers have a potent lineup that has compiled a .322/.425/.521 team slash line for the season, putting up 8.2 runs per game. They rank ninth nationally in batting average.
Purdue is also averaging over eight runs per game this season and has been on a tear offensively over the last four games, scoring 55 runs thanks to a .391/.528/.645 team slash line. The Boilermakers have scored 10-plus in three consecutive games for the second time this season. They've also put up 50-plus over the last five for the third time in 2024.
Both teams are equals in fielding percentage, making Purdue's advantage this weekend on the mound. The Boilermakers have a 4.53 team ERA and issue 3.4 walks per nine innings. ETSU's team totals in those categories are 6.50 and 3.9. Two of the Bucs' scheduled starters this weekend began the season in the bullpen before graduating to the weekend rotation.
Fresh off his seven-RBI game in Tuesday's win vs. Ball State, the most RBI by a Boilermaker since 2015, Connor Caskenette was named to the Buster Posey Award Watch List on Thursday. The award recognizes the nation's top catcher. Caskenette has been one Purdue's most valuable players this season, serving as the backbone of the team behind the plate while anchoring the lineup as the cleanup hitter. He's second in the Big Ten with 46 RBI, trailing only teammate Luke Gaffney (47). He's started 31 of the 37 games behind the plate, including 11 straight and each of the first 12 conference games.
Couper Cornblum's first hit this weekend will be the 200th of his collegiate career. He continues to close in on the century mark for 100 consecutive games started.
While amassing seven hit by pitch in the sweep of Michigan State and reaching base safely in 10 consecutive plate appearances across Purdue's wins on April 14 and 16, Mike Bolton Jr. has moved into second place in program with 56 career hit by pitch. He broke Harry Shipley's career HBP record in Big Ten play (32) Sunday. Shipley's overall Purdue record (78) is likely safe, but Bolton (97) can become the first Boilermaker since Shipley (2015-18) to draw 100 career walks. With Bolton sporting a .650 on-base percentage since March 31 as Purdue has won eight of its last nine game, the century mark could be reached before the current homestand wraps up Tuesday.
At the midpoint of their conference season, the Boilermakers have emerged with Illinois, Nebraska and Michigan as the frontrunners for the Big Ten title. All three conference rivals play at home this weekend. Only Michigan has yet to have its open weekend in league play. The Illini play three of their next four series at home, where they are 11-1 this season. But they come to Alexander Field for the final weekend of the regular season. The Huskers opened an eight-game homestand Tuesday before playing two of their final three conference weekends on the road. After this weekend, Michigan's only home Big Ten series the rest of the way is against Purdue (May 10-12).
WEEKEND #5 OF BIG TEN PLAY
• Ohio State (5-4) at Michigan (8-4)
• Maryland (5-7) at Nebraska (6-3)
• Northwestern (2-7) at Illinois (7-2)
• Indiana (5-4) at Minnesota (3-6)
• Rutgers (3-6) at Iowa (6-6)
• Penn State (5-7) at Michigan State (3-6)
• East Tennessee State at Purdue (8-4) – Non-Conference
OPEN WEEKENDS IN BIG TEN PLAY
Non-conference series during Big Ten season since league expanded before 2011-12 school year
• 2012: Lost 2 of 3 at No. 11 UCLA (May 5-6)
• 2013: Swept a 3-get set vs. Southern Illinois (May 3-5)
• 2014: Lost 2 of 3 at Southern Illinois (March 21-23)
• 2015: Lost all 3 games of a split-site series with Butler (March 28-29)
• 2016: Won 3 of 4 vs Cal State Northridge (May 19-22)
• 2017: Swept a 2-game set vs. Saint Louis (April 28-29)
• 2018: Split a doubleheader vs. Lipscomb (March 23)
• 2019: Won 2 of 3 vs. Southeast Missouri State (April 26-28)
• 2020: Was scheduled to play home series vs. Samford (April 17-19)
• 2021: N/A – conference-only season featured 3-team pod weekends
• 2022: Lost all 3 game vs. Belmont (April 22-24)
• 2023: Won 2 of 3 vs. South Dakota State (May 5-7)
ACTIVE STREAKS
• Jo Stevens – 23-game on-base streak; 12-game hit streak; 16-game on-base streak at home
• Mike Bolton Jr. – 16-game on-base streak; 8-game hit streak; 9-game on-base streak at home
• Luke Gaffney – 15-game on-base streak; 7-game hit streak; 8-game on-base streak at home
• Connor Caskenette – 13-game on-base streak; 6-game on-base streak at home
• Keenan Spence – 10-game on-base streak; 6-game on-base streak at home
• Logan Sutter – 8-game on-base streak
• Couper Cornblum – 90 consecutive games started (since start of 2023)
• Carter Doorn – 18 consecutive scoreless innings at home; 12 1/3 consecutive scoreless innings in all games
• Jackson Dannelley – 15 consecutive inherited runners stranded (since 5/20/23)
TOP 10 IN THE BIG TEN ENTERING THE WEEKEND
• Luke Gaffney – 1st in RBI (47), 1st in Runs (45), 2nd in hits (60), 2nd in Batting Avg (.417), 3rd in OPS (1.198), 3rd in Slugging (.701), 5th in OBP (.497), T-5th in Doubles (13), T-5th in Triples (2), T-8th in HR (8)
• Camden Gasser – 1st in Walks (37), 2nd in Sac Bunts (7), 4th in OBP (.500), 7th in Steals (13)
• Couper Cornblum – T-1st in Triples (3), 10th in At-Bats (147)
• Jackson Dannelley – 2nd in Saves (5)
• Connor Caskenette – 2nd in RBI (46), T-8th in HR (8), T-8th in HBP (11)
• Jordan Morales – T-3rd in Wins (5), 5th in Innings (52 2/3), 6th in ERA (3.76), 9th in Strikeouts (49)
• Luke Wagner – T-3rd in Wins (5)
• Mike Bolton Jr. – T-3rd in HBP (14), T-5th in Steals (14)
• Logan Sutter – 4th in Doubles (14), T-8th in Slugging (.625), 10th in OPS (1.080)
• Jo Stevens – T-5th in Triples (2), T-5th in HBP (12), 10th in OBP (.474)
| LUKE GAFFNEY FRESHMAN RECORD WATCH | ||
| Statistical Category | Purdue Freshman Record | Gaffney's Total as of April 18 |
| RBI | 53 – Kevin Plawecki, 2010 | 47 |
| Run Scored | 50 – Brett Roach, 1986 | 45 |
| Doubles | 17 – Cameron Perkins, 2010 | 13 |
| Total Bases | 119 – Perkins (2010)/Roach (1986) | 101 |
| Hits | 74 – Cameron Perkins, 2010 | 60 |
| Batting Average | .371 – Eric Charles, 2009 | .417 |
| On-Base Percentage | .461 – Eric Charles, 2009 | .497 |
| Slugging Percentage | .583 – Brett Roach, 1986 | .701 |
| Home Runs | 12 – Brett Roach, 1986 | 8 |
| Triples | 5 – Eric Osborn, 2004 | 2 |
| REACHED 40 RBI BEFORE MAY 1 (Since 2001) | |||
| Year | Boilermaker | Date of 40th RBI | Season Total |
| 2022 | Cam Thompson | April 9 | 56 |
| 2024 | Luke Gaffney | April 13 | 47 (as of April 18) |
| 2024 | Connor Caskenette | April 16 | 46 (as of April 18) |
| 2012 | Cameron Perkins | April 17 | 61 |
| 2023 | Paul Toetz | April 18 | 53 |
| 2001 | Nate Sickler | April 18 | 54 |
| 2018 | Jacson McGowan | April 24 | 59 |
| 2009 | Dan Black | April 28 | 51 |
| 2017 | Jacson McGowan | April 28 | 50 |
| 2001 | Nick McIntyre | April 29 | 48 |
| MULTIPLE 5+ RBI GAMES IN A SEASON (Since 2001) | |||
| Year | Boilermaker | 5+ RBI Games | Game Scores |
| 2024 | Connor Caskenette | 4/06 at Rutgers 4/16 vs Ball State (7) |
W, 8-6 W, 13-3 |
| 2024 | Luke Gaffney | 2/17 vs Stony Brook 4/14 vs Michigan State |
W, 12-8 W, 21-1 |
| 2023 | Jake Jarvis | 2/19 vs Holy Cross (6) 4/08 at Minnesota |
W, 12-2 W, 15-3 |
| 2023 | Paul Toetz | 2/18 vs Holy Cross (6) 3/04 vs Akron (6) |
W, 14-4 W, 17-9 |
| 2022 | Troy Viola | 4/29 vs Michigan 5/13 at Northwestern |
W, 18-4 W, 14-8 |
| 2022 | CJ Valdez | 4/19 at UIC 5/07 at Iowa |
L, 9-6 W, 10-6 |
| 2016 | Kyle Johnson | 3/05 at ETSU (6) 3/22 at Ball State |
W, 19-6 L, 9-8 |
| 2009 | Dan Black | 3/08 at Texas State 3/20 at Tenn-Martin 5/14 vs Illinois |
L, 14-10 W, 11-7 (10) W, 12-5 |
| 2008 | Dan Black | 3/15 at Ohio (6) 4/19 at Ohio State (6) 5/16 at Illinois 5/22 vs Penn State (6) 5/24 vs Indiana |
W, 9-4 W, 8-0 W, 14-4 W, 15-6 W, 11-7 |
| 2004 | John Hunter | 4/04 at Penn State 5/02 at Minnesota (9) |
W, 18-2 W, 15-9 |
| 2003 | Daniel Underwood | 4/02 at Ball State (6) 5/11 at Indiana (6) |
L, 17-14 W, 20-4 |
| PURDUE GRAND SLAMS (Since 2010) | |||||
| Date | Boilermaker | Opponent | Location | Inning | Game Result |
| 4/16/2024 | Connor Caskenette | Ball State | Alexander Field | B-7th | W, 13-3 |
| 2/18/2024 | Connor Caskenette | Stony Brook | Sugar Land, Texas | B-6th | W, 13-6 |
| 4/08/2023 | Jake Jarvis | Minnesota | Minneapolis, Minn. | T-9th | W, 15-3 |
| 3/15/2023 | Jake Jarvis | Northern Illinois | Alexander Field | B-7th | W, 14-5 |
| 3/04/2023 | Jake Parr | Akron | Holly Springs, N.C. | B-3rd | W, 13-9 |
| 5/21/2021 | Miles Simington | Minnesota | Minneapolis, Minn. | T-3rd | W, 12-5 |
| 5/20/2021 | Jake Parr* | Minnesota | Minneapolis, Minn. | T-5th | W, 9-3 |
| 4/19/2021 | Jeremy Schork* | Illinois | Champaign, Ill. | T-9th | W, 20-6 |
| 3/26/2021 | Cam Thompson* | Rutgers | Alexander Field | B-9th | L, 7-5 |
| 2/15/2020 | Miles Simington* | Hofstra | Sanford, Fla. | B-8th | W, 10-4 |
| 4/09/2017 | Nick Dalesandro | Indiana | Alexander Field | B-9th | L, 14-9 |
| 3/23/2016 | Kyle Wood | Louisville | Alexander Field | B-6th | L, 9-4 |
| 3/22/2016 | Kyle Johnson | Ball State | Muncie, Ind. | T-2nd | L, 9-8 |
| 3/05/2016 | Kyle Johnson | East Tennessee St. | Johnson City, Tenn. | T-7th | W, 19-6 |
| 3/20/2015 | Jack Picchiotti | Rutgers | Alexander Field | B-7th | W, 9-5 |
| 3/15/2015 | Ted Snidanko* | Northern Illinois | Westfield, Ind. | B-6th | W, 23-5 |
| 3/15/2013 | Sean McHugh | Michigan | Ann Arbor, Mich. | T-6th | W, 12-9 |
| 4/27/2012 | Barrett Serrato | Michigan State | Lambert Field | B-4th | W, 6-2 |
| 2/19/2012 | Cameron Perkins | Notre Dame | St. Petersburg, Fla. | T-6th | W, 15-8 |
| 4/16/2010 | Drew Madia | Penn State | Lambert Field | B-2nd | W, 18-7 |
| 4/06/2010 | Dominick D'Agata* | Valparaiso | Lambert Field | B-7th | W, 14-5 |
| *First Home Run as a Boilermaker | |||||
| LONGEST ON-BASE STREAKS SINCE 2001 (Single Season Only) | |
| Longer Than 30 Games • Ryne White – 52 in 2007* • Cameron Perkins – 50 in 2011^ • Cam Thompson – 44 in 2022^ • David Blomberg – 39 in 2001 • CJ Valdez – 34 in 2022^ 26-29 Games • Curtis Washington Jr. – 29 in 2022 • Jon Moore – 28 in 2008 • Jordan Comadena – 28 in 2008 • Jake Parr – 27 in 2023* • Mitch Hilligoss – 27 in 2006^ • Spencer Ingaldson – 26 in 2005 25 Games • Connor Caskenette – 25 in 2023 • Evan Albrecht – 25 in 2022 • Kevin Plawecki – 25 in 2012 24 Games • Camden Gasser – 24 in 2024^ • Skyler Hunter – 24 in 2019 • Skyler Hunter – 24 in 2018 • Kyle Wood – 24 in 2014 • David Miller – 24 in 2011 • Eric Charles – 24 in 2009 |
23 Games • Jo Stevens – 23 in 2024 • Troy Viola – 23 in 2022 • Harry Shipley – 23 in 2018 • Brandon Haveman – 23 in 2008 22 Games • Cole McKenzie – 22 in 2019* • Nick Dalesandro – 22 in 2017 • Brandon Haveman – 22 in 2009^ • David Harrell – 22 in 2001 21 Games • Miles Simington – 21 in 2021 • Skyler Hunter – 21 in 2017 • Barrett Serrato – 21 in 2011 • Ben Wolgamot – 21 in 2008 • Nick McIntyre – 21 in 2003 20 Games • Couper Cornblum – 20 in 2023* • Evan Albrecht – 20 in 2023^ • Mike Bolton Jr. – 20 in 2022^ • Nick Dalesandro – 20 in 2018 • Brandon Haveman – 20 in 2009* • Brandon Haveman – 20 in 2008* • Alex Jaffee – 20 in 2007 • Jordan Comadena – 20 in 2007^ • Mike Coles – 20 in 2004 |
| * – Season-Ending Streak // ^ – Season-Opening Streak | |
| SCORED 10+ RUNS IN 3 STRAIGHT WINS (Since 1990) | |||
| Year | Total Runs | Opponent(s) | Game Scores |
| 2023 | 53 | Akron | W, 17-9 W, 13-0 (7 Innings) W, 23-4 (7 Innings) |
| 2024 | 48 | Michigan State (2x) Ball State |
W, 14-0 W, 21-1 W, 13-3 (7 Innings) |
| 2008 | 48 | Western Illinois (2x) Valparaiso |
W, 11-2 W, 22-10 W, 15-0 |
| 2010 | 44 | vs West Virginia at Southern Illinois (2x) |
L, 18-14 W, 18-2 L, 13-12 |
| 1993 | 44 | at Iowa at Louisville (2x) |
W, 12-8 W, 14-4 W, 18-7 |
| 1992 | 43 | Marian Lewis Saginaw Valley State |
W, 11-4 W, 16-3 W, 16-10 |
| 2001 | 40 | at Northwestern (2x) at Butler |
W, 20-11 W, 10-3 W, 10-2 |
| 2024 | 39 | UAlbany (2x) Northern Illinois |
W, 16-6 (7 Innings) W, 12-1 (7 Innings) W, 11-1 |
| 2010 | 39 | Ball State at Illinois State Penn State |
W, 10-5 W, 11-3 W, 18-7 |
| 2012 | 37 | at UCLA vs Purdue Fort Wayne UIC |
W, 15-11 W, 11-4 W, 11-4 |
| 1998 | 36 | vs Toledo vs Virginia Tech (2x) |
W, 10-9 W, 15-4 W, 11-8 |
| 2022 | 35 | vs South Dakota State | W, 11-1 W, 14-3 W, 10-4 |
| 2007 | 35 | at Western Kentucky | W, 10-6 W, 12-5 W, 13-1 |
| 2010 | 33 | at Indiana | W, 12-10 L, 12-11 (11 Innings) W, 10-7 (10 Innings) |