Michigan State baseball head coach Jake Boss Jr. earned his 300th victory for MSU with the Spartans' 6-0 win over Rutgers Sunday afternoon at a chilly McLane Stadium at Kobs Field.
The Spartan head coach picked up his 300th win at the helm of the MSU program, a year after earning his 300th career win last season. Boss is in his 10th season leading the Spartans, now with a 300-222 record at MSU.
"We did this a year ago at Richmond when I got my 300th career win. It's really an honor for me to put the uniform on, so I take a lot of pride in it. We have had a lot of good kids playing for us and a lot of good members of our staff and a lot of people that worked really hard. I don't take that lightly by any means, so I get to live a dream out here, so that's pretty cool," an emotional Boss said about his 300th win.
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