Korn pitches 6 scoreless to lead No. 9 WVU baseball to a shutout win
GRANVILLE — When Steve Sabins announced West Virginia baseball's pitching rotation for the week, it looked a little different. Maxx Yehl is starting Friday and Chansen Cole was a go for Saturday; that looks normal. But on a short week, with Thursday being the first game, Sabins went with relief pitcher Ian Korn as his Thursday starter. Korn didn't disappoint, making his second start of the season, and pitched six scoreless innings to help the No. 9 Mountaineers win a 2-0 over TCU in Game 1 of the series, extending WVU's win streak to eight. The Mountaineers moved to 36-12 on the year ...