Will Rogers, who was behind the plate playing catcher for No. 4 seed Michigan in the first two games of the Big Ten Tournament for the Wolverines, had thrown five innings of no-hit, shutout ball against No. 1 seed Illinois when head coach Tracy Smith got the chance to rave about his two-way ability. Rogers, who had tossed nearly 41 innings across 15 appearances prior to Friday, got the start as Michigan got thin on pitching heading into an elimination game. And he turned up tossing a gem through the first half of the elimination game. Try Fubo for FREE today and don’t miss any of the action! “…
