Iowa Hawkeyes baseball vs. Indiana State: TV, stream, game notes for Sunday

The Iowa Hawkeyes survived a 13-inning thriller over North Carolina, downing the Tar Heels with an RBI triple from junior shortstop Michael Seegers to plate redshirt freshman Coy Sarsfield en route to the 6-5 win.

Now, Iowa gets another chance at No. 14 overall seed Indiana State after a crushing loss Saturday night. Despite sophomore Brody Brecht’s terrific start through seven innings, Iowa couldn’t make a 4-2 lead hold up against the Sycamores in the eighth inning.

Indiana State used an RBI, bases-loaded walk from Mike Sears and then back-to-back doubles from Miguel Rivera and Grant Magill to turn that 4-2 deficit into a 7-4 win.

Iowa is turning to redshirt sophomore Zach Voelker for the start against Indiana State on Sunday. It’ll be the Granite Bay, California, native’s second start in 2023. With a Hawkeye win, the two teams would meet again Monday in a winner-take-all contest to advance to the super regionals.

Here’s when are where Hawkeye fans can tune in to watch Iowa in the regional final against Indiana State.

How to watch

• Date: Sunday, June 4

• Time: 5 p.m. CT

• TV Channel: ESPN+

• Live Stream: fuboTV (watch here)

• Listen: Hawkeye Radio Network | Varsity App

Broadcast teams

ESPN+: Sam Ravech, play-by-play; Danan Hughes, color analyst

Hawkeye Radio Network: John Leo, play-by-play; John Evans, color analyst

Pitching probables

Iowa: Redshirt sophomore RHP Zach Voelker (4-1 record, 5.80 ERA, 40 1/3 innings pitched, 31 strikeouts, 21 walks)

Indiana State: Redshirt senior RHP Lane Miller (7-0 record, 2.61 ERA, 58 2/3 innings pitched, 38 strikeouts, 14 walks)

Michael Seegers' clutch gene against UNC

Will Christophersen was fabulous against the Tar Heels

Last time against Indiana State

Brody Brecht was sensational, but an eighth-inning bullpen implosion prevented Iowa from jumping to a 2-0 mark in the winners’ bracket. Now, the Hawkeyes need a pair of wins to advance.

In Iowa’s 7-4 loss to Indiana State, the Hawkeyes plated a run in the first on  redshirt sophomore Raider Tello’s RBI single. After falling behind 2-1, Seegers tied it, scoring Tello. Finally, Iowa built a two-run lead in the sixth inning behind a redshirt junior Sam Hojnar double to right center and a sacrifice fly from redshirt junior Kyle Huckstorf.

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