George Mason sets NCAA Division I record for most runs scored in inning

The Holy Cross Crusaders shot squad got a clang people into the aged saying, "when it rains, it pours," connected Tuesday successful a crippled against the George Mason Patriots.

George Mason broke a 42-year-oold NCAA Division I grounds erstwhile the squad scored 23 runs successful the 2nd inning of their 26-6 triumph implicit Holy Cross. The Patriots sent 28 batters to the sheet successful the inning and 19 batters aft Holy Cross got the archetypal retired of the inning.

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General presumption earlier the commencement of the College World Series astatine TD Ameritrade Park. (Steven Branscombe-USA TODAY Sports)

It was 2 much runs than the erstwhile D-1 record, which was acceptable by the Penn Quakers successful 1983 and matched by the Wichita State Shockers successful 1984 and the Valparaiso Crusaders successful 2010.

Holy Cross utilized 5 pitchers successful the inning, with 2 of them failing to grounds an out. George Mason freshman catcher Andrew Raymond doubled, walked and recorded 3 RBI successful the inning.

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The schoolhouse noted that the squad grounds for astir runs successful a crippled is 36. The Patriots, ironically, acceptable the grounds against Holy Cross successful March 1996.

Holy Cross got 3 runs backmost successful the 4th inning and scored 3 much runs betwixt the sixth and the seventh innings earlier the crippled ended.

Baseball with the NCAA logo during a assemblage shot crippled betwixt the North Dakota State Bison and the Arizona Wildcats connected March 10, 2018, astatine Hi Corbett Field successful Tucson, Arizona. (Jacob Snow/Icon Sportswire via Getty Images)

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The Patriots moved to 8-4 with the triumph and the Crusaders fell to 5-5.

The Associated Press contributed to this report.

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