Gallery: Nebraska Baseball Falls to Kansas, 9-4

Huskers can't overcome Jayhawks' early lead

An early four-run deficit proved too much to overcome Tuesday night as Nebraska baseball suffered a 9-4 loss at home to Kansas. The Huskers fell to 25-13 on the season as they lost a midweek game for the fourth consecutive time. | Box score

Drew Christo started on the mound for the Huskers against the Kansas Jayhawks. / Amarillo Mullen

Riley Silva slides into third base after a throwing error to second. / Amarillo Mullen

Ty Stone rounds the bases after his solo home run in the second inning. / Amarillo Mullen

Caleb Clark struck out two in his one inning of work. / Amarillo Mullen

Cayden Brumbaugh throws to first base for an out. / Amarillo Mullen

Josh Caron hits a two-out double in the third inning. / Amarillo Mullen

Cayden Brumbaugh celebrates his two-RBI double in the fourth inning. / Amarillo Mullen

Joshua Overbeek (4) is greeted by teammates after scoring on Brumbaugh's double. / Amarillo Mullen

Riley Silva hits a single in the fourth. / Amarillo Mullen

Jalen Worthly pitched a scoreless fifth inning for the Huskers. / Amarillo Mullen

Clay Bradford runs home to score on Overbeek's single in the eighth inning. / Amarillo Mullen

Trey Frahm pitched the final out of the top of the ninth. / Amarillo Mullen

Cayden Brumbaugh makes a catch in shallow center field to end Kansas' half of the ninth. / Amarillo Mullen