Inside the Article:
Brady Ware, a graduate student for the University of Indianapolis Greyhounds, made history with a performance that only seems achievable in video games. He hit for the cycle and threw a no-hitter in the same game, a feat that has never been accomplished before in NCAA Division II baseball. Ware's exceptional display of athleticism and skill has made him the talk of the college baseball world.
Key Points
- Ware hit for the cycle and threw a no-hitter in the same game
- He went 4-for-4 at the plate with two runs and five RBIs
- Ware retired the first nine batters in a row and struck out 11 batters
- The Greyhounds won the game 13-0
- Ware's performance has never been accomplished before in NCAA Division II baseball
Brady Ware makes history
Ware, a left-handed pitcher, had a day to remember in a game against Drury University. He threw a no-hitter, striking out 11 batters and retiring the first nine batters in a row. Ware also went 4-for-4 at the plate with five RBIs, hitting a towering solo home run, a three-run triple, an RBI double, and completing the cycle with a single through the right side. The Greyhounds won the game 13-0, and Ware's performance was one for the history books.
Big Picture: Unprecedented Performance
Ware's extraordinary performance in a college baseball game has captured the attention of the sports world. His accomplishment of hitting for the cycle and throwing a no-hitter in the same game is a feat that has never been achieved before in NCAA Division II baseball. Ware's exceptional display of athleticism and skill has made him the talk of the college baseball world, and his performance will be remembered for years to come.
