Gallery: Huskers Almost Pull Off Improbable Comeback

Trailing 4-0 in the bottom of the ninth inning, Nebraska fought back and soon was one swing away from an improbable comeback victory. Max Anderson's long fly ball to right field, however, came just a few feet short of clearing the fence, and Maryland secured a 4-2 win. The Terps advanced to Sunday's Big Ten Tournament championship game, and the loss ended the Huskers' season. Scroll down for photos of Saturday's game. | RECAP | BOX SCORE

Jackson Brockett was named Nebraska's starter and went two innings and gave up three earned runs.

Max Anderson throws to first base to cap off a first-inning double play.

Dylan Carey attempts to run out a ground ball.

Corbin Hawkins pitched in relief of Brockett.

Corbin Hawkins receives a standing ovation from Husker fans as he walks off the field following his final pitching appearance of the season.

Gabe Swansen catches a fly ball for an out.

Charlie Fischer connects for a single.

Gabe Swansen comes close but is unable to catch a Maryland home run.

Kyle Perry pitched 1.2 innings in relief.

Dylan Carey makes contact with a pitch.

Cole Evans slides in to second base on a pickoff attempt.

Brice Matthews flips the ball to Max Anderson at second base for an out.

Max Anderson celebrates hitting a single.

Shay Schanaman was Nebraska's last pitcher in the game, pitching the final four innings.

Josh Caron greets Shay Schanaman at the dugout after Schanaman recorded the final out of the eighth inning.

Garrett Anglim fouls off a pitch in the bottom of the ninth inning.

Kyle Perry cheers after a Husker walk in the bottom of the ninth.

The Husker dugout celebrates another ball thrown by Maryland's pitcher.

Ben Columbus awaits the pitch from third base.

Cole Evans celebrates an RBI single in the bottom of the ninth.

Dylan Carey runs home on Brice Matthews' sacrifice fly to score Nebraska's second run of the game.

Head coach Will Bolt's son, Austin, reacts to Nebraska's season-ending 4-2 loss to top-seeded Maryland.