In a decisive performance, the Oregon Ducks defeated the Nebraska Cornhuskers 7-0 in the semifinals of the Big Ten Baseball Tournament at Charles Schwab Field. This victory not only eliminated the defending champions but also marked Nebraska's first shutout of the season, ending their impressive eight-game winning streak. Oregon took an early lead with a run in the first inning and extended it with a two-run home run from Maddox Maloney in the fourth. The Ducks continued to dominate with additional home runs, including a two-run shot from Brayden Jaksa in the seventh inning, contributing to their total of three home runs for the game. Will Sanford was stellar on the mound, achieving nine strikeouts and allowing only two hits over six innings. With this win, Oregon improved their record to 40-15 and advanced to the championship game against the top-seeded UCLA Bruins, who triumphed over USC earlier in the day. Nebraska, now with a record of 42-15, is anticipated to host a regional in the upcoming NCAA Tournament, with the selection show scheduled for Monday.