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Nebraska beat South Dakota State 4-1 in the Lincoln Regional opener at Haymarket Park.
Dylan Carey’s leadoff homer energized Nebraska’s eighth inning, extending the lead.
Jett Buck added a two-out solo homer to push the cushion to 4-1.
Carson Jasa allowed one earned run through 6 1/3 innings with eight strikeouts.
J’Shawn Unger earned the save, securing Nebraska’s victory.
Owen Siegert delivered a two-out RBI to cut the lead to one for SDSU.
Nebraska’s offense produced multiple early chances but left runners on base.
Nebraska returns to face Ole Miss or Arizona State in the Lincoln Regional.
The game marked the first NCAA Regional at Hawks Field in 18 years for postseason baseball in Lincoln.
SDSU’s Ty Madison provided four scoreless relief innings before Nebraska pulled away.
Zonal momentum shifted in the eighth as Nebraska seized control of the game.

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Nebraska defeated South Dakota State to cap the Lincoln Regional with a win late Friday.
Bolt credited quiet preparation and team effort as keys to the victory.
The postgame remarks focused on performance and what the win signals for the Huskers’ NCAA run.
Bolt addressed the game’s key moments that defined the win over SDSU.
The Lincoln Regional victory underscores Nebraska’s continued regional push.
Fans’ presence and support were noted as part of the postgame discussion.
Bolt’s remarks emphasize ongoing preparation for upcoming games.
The postgame session occurred after Nebraska’s regional showdown against SDSU.
Will Bolt shared reflections on what the win means for the program’s trajectory.
The article ties postgame notes to broader team performance and future potential.

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Nebraska pitcher Carson Jasa earned the win by allowing only one run across 6.1 innings, helping the Huskers control SDSU’s offense early.
J’Shawn Unger secured the save by retiring the final batters in the ninth, tying the program record for saves in a season with 13.
Nebraska’s offense produced four runs, including two insurance homers in the eighth inning from Dylan Carey and Jett Buck.
Nebraska built a 2-0 lead by the fourth inning on a Carey solo shot and an RBI groundout by Mac Moyer.
Nebraska improved to 43-15 on the season, moving in the winner’s bracket of the Lincoln Regional.
South Dakota State mounted a seventh-inning threat but the Huskers’ defense limited damage with key outs at the plate.
Dylan Carey and Jett Buck provided late offense with back-to-back home runs in the eighth inning.
Dylan Carey went 3-for-3 with a solo homer, fueling Nebraska’s early lead.
Jasa improved to 10-2 on the season, a milestone noting his place among Nebraska’s pitching history.
The Huskers advance to the Lincoln Regional winner’s bracket and will face the Ole Miss-Arizona State winner.
Nebraska committed one error and SDSU had no errors in the game, indicating clean defense overall.

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