Top 5 takeaways from Nebraska baseball's Saturday win over Baylor

Following on a masterful performance on Friday from Matt Waldron, Nate Fisher almost had himself a combo-not hitter. He finished the game with eight innings pitched, no hits, one walk and six strikeouts. The pen couldn't close out the no-hitter but it was still an incredible outing for the Huskers.

There are few impact freshmen in the country the way Colby Gomes has been an impact so far this season. On Saturday, he went 2-4 at the plate, then came in to close out the game and get his second save of the season.

One day after hitting a homer and driving in four, Roskam was instrumental in Saturday's win. He didn't get a hit, but he did have a Sac fly that drove in the Huskers first, and ultimately winning run.

The Nebraska baseball team is likely starting to make some noise. This was their third straight victory against a Top 25 team. That's going to bode well as we go further into the season and we start talking about resumes.

The Huskers improved to 6-6 on the season in the victory over Baylor. They have, at the very least, taken the series. They are doing all of this without a ton of power generated. The team hit three homers yesterday and that was the first three of the season. They are still at three for the team in the season. Baylor, in comparison, doesn't have a homer in the series but has nine as a team on the season.