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Everybody knew that this was a big series coming in.  Anytime you get a couple of ranked teams together in a conference battle, there is going to be a big game feel.  That was the case in Eugene this weekend, and with this being the rubber game, the atmosphere was tense.

When the dust cleared, Oregon took home a 5-4 win, primarily on the shoulders of two homeruns hit by Duck freshman Angel Laya.  He accounted for three of the five Oregon runs.

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Nebraska took a 1-0 in the top of the first when the very hot Case Sanderson hit his third homerun in two days.

Cooper Katskee had a much better first inning than his last couple of starts going three-up and three-down, but his struggles ended up coming in the second today thanks to Laya.  Drew Smith had led the inning off with a double and scored when Laya hit his first blast.  Oregon up 2-0.

Rhett Stokes got it going again for the Cornhuskers leading off the top of the third inning against Duck starter Cal Scalari.  He chopped a single right in front of the plate that took a wicked bounce that catcher Burke Lee-Mabeus could not field in time to make a throw.

With Stokes on first, Mac Moyer got on base for the second time in as many at-bats, this time on a walk.  Catcher Jeter Worthley stepped in and laced a double to the wall in leftfield to score Stokes and Moyer.  Moyer scored from first base and made a beautiful slide at home to avoid a tag.

Class of 2027 offensive lineman Bryce Vigness recently made a trip to visit the Iowa State Cyclones to get a look at the school and learn more about the program, specifically first-year coach Jimmy Rogers.

Vigness, a product of Papillion-La Vista High School in Nebraska, had a lot of positive things to say about his experience, noting that the people he met stood out most.

“The new coaching staff is elite,” Vigness said, via Greg Smith (subscription required). “They are all winners and they treated me really well. I also loved the facilities and how close it is to home.”

New head coach Rogers made a strong impression on Vigness during his visit, particularly in how he communicated his vision and built a personal connection.

Iowa State making great impression on Bryce Vigness

The interaction gave the Class of 2027 offensive lineman a strong sense of what Rogers is building in Ames, along with a clearer picture of the program’s overall vision.

“He’s really authentic and honest,” Vigness said, speaking of Rogers. “He made me really feel wanted there and really spent a lot of time with me and my parents. He shared the vision of the program and how high of expectations he has for them in the coming years. Also, he took me through what it would look like in the first year as a football player there.”

In addition to Rogers, Vigness took a liking to offensive line coach Jake Thornton’s intense coaching style and the way he coaches his players.

As the big decision nears, Vigness has a strong sense of what he’s looking for in a school.

“Someone that believes in me as much as I believe in them,” Vigness said. “A place where I know I will be developed.”

With those priorities in mind, Vigness noted that Iowa State is “for sure” one of his top schools heading into official visits, pointing to it as a program that checks many of the boxes he’s looking for.

Vigness has an official visit to Iowa State set for May 28. He’s also planning to visit Missouri and Kansas State at some point this spring as well.

Taking those values into account, the Cyclones look to be a strong fit for Vigness — offering a combination of proximity to his hometown of Papillion, Nebraska, the coaching staff’s values and a clear vision for his development, positioning the program firmly in the mix as he heads into official visits.