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Softball: Jayhawks drop two games
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"That did feel good," Johnson said. "We didn't touch the pitcher yesterday, and today we were more focused."
With two out and Sooner Casey Dickson on first, Oklahoma second baseman Brenda Rogers lined a shot to the left of Kansas center fielder Julie True.
But the focus seemed to go south in the fourth inning. It happened first on defense.
Oklahoma left fielder.
As the ball bounded past True to the wall, Dickson scored and Rogers headed to third.
The relay throw was wide of its target, and McCann ran into Rogers as she chased after the ball. Rogers was awarded home on the defensive interference call, and the Jayhawks trailed 2-1.
"The umpire made the call, and the home plate umpire agreed with him," Luedeke said. "If we wouldn't have made three mistakes prior to that, we wouldn't have had to worry about it."
Hubler led off with a double into left center and moved to third on a wild pitch. With Morgan at the plate, Luedke called for the suicide squeeze bunt. Morgan failed to execute the play, and Hubler was tagged out between third and home.
Despite the defensive blunder, Kansas looked primed to strike back in the bottom of the inning.
Even though Kansas lost two of three games, Luedke sees good things happening on her team as it prepares for the Big 12 Conference Tournament in two weeks.
"We're deciding to play some great ball at a great time of year," she said. "We're just coming up a hit short here and there."
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