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    K-State steps away from Big 12 to face Sacred Heart

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    By KMAN Staff on April 5, 2012 K-State Sports

    With Easter Sunday this weekend, the K-State baseball team will open their non-conference series against Sacred Heart University on Thursday.  The Cats want to bounce back from a 6-0 loss to Nebraska on Tuesday, in which they managed just four hits off the Cornhuskers.  After eight losses in their last ten games, the Cats are 14-14 overall, with a big week looming.  The Cats will play at Missouri next Wednesday, followed by a weeekend series in Manhattan against #22 Baylor.

    K-State welcomes Sacred Heart to the Little Apple for a three game series starting Thursday.  First pitch is at 6:30, and pregame begins at 6:00 on KMAN.

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