COOPERSTOWN, N.Y. - Former UIndy baseball student-athlete
Brady Ware will forever be remembered for his historic performance on April 7, 2023, when the graduate student
hit for the cycle and pitched a no-hitter in the same game from Greyhound Park on the south side of Indianapolis.
Ware, along with several other members of the program, donated his jersey on Tuesday to the National Baseball Hall of Fame, where, of course, houses the most prolific achievements in the history of the sport. Museum President Josh Rawitch accepted the historic threads.
If you missed the feat, you can read about it
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From the recap on UIndyAthletics.com on April 7: "Ware's no-no was the first for a Greyhound since Jordan Tackett's in 2015, while his cycle is first since Jake Hartley's in 2013. He is the first Hound to accomplish both in the same game, and perhaps the first-ever NCAA student-athlete to accomplish this feat."
