Oregon dropped in three of the major polls after winning two of three against Maryland. The Ducks (24-10, 12-6 Big Ten) are ranked No. 16 by d1baseball.com, No. 17 by Perfect Game, No. 18 in the coaches poll and No. 25 by Baseball America. A new NCBWA poll comes out later Monday.

Maryland came into Sunday’s doubleheader with a chance to win its first Big Ten series after a heartbreaking loss Saturday. The Terps took game one, but No. 15 Oregon dominated game two to clinch the series.

Even with ongoing pitching struggles, Maryland was tied at three with Oregon heading into the fifth. But Andrew Koshy surrendered a pair of home runs in the inning, giving the Ducks a five-run cushion. The second blast — a two-run shot by Jacob Walsh — came after a costly error by shortstop Chris Hacopian on a potential inning-ending play.