Nebraska's Bryce Nimmo accepts congratulations after scoring against Kansas State. The Cornhuskers won, 5-2, in the Big 12 baseball tournament Friday in Oklahoma City.

Oklahoma City ? Jake Opitz had three RBIs, including a two-run homer that helped seal Nebraska’s 5-2 victory over Kansas State in the Big 12 Conference baseball tournament on Friday.

Tyler Farst’s RBI single broke a 2-2 tie in the top of the fifth, then Opitz’s two-run shot to left-center field gave the Cornhuskers (40-13-1) a couple of insurance runs in the seventh.

Opitz finished 3-for-3 for Nebraska, and Mitch Abeita and Farst each went 1-for-4 with one RBI apiece.

Kansas State (28-28) got its two runs on a fielding error by Nebraska third baseman Jake Mort in the bottom of the fourth inning.

Johnny Dorn (6-1) allowed seven hits and two runs and struck out three in 62â3 innings for the Cornhuskers. Zach Herr allowed one hit in 21â3 innings of relief for his fifth save of the season.

Chase Bayuk (1-5) suffered the loss, allowing five hits and three runs in 42â3 innings for the Wildcats.

Oklahoma State 14, Baylor 3, 7 innings

Rebel Ridling had six RBIs to help lead Oklahoma State to a victory in seven innings over Baylor.

The game was tied, 1-1, through the second inning, then the Cowboys (41-16) got a three-run homer from Matt Hague, a two-run home run from Ridling and an RBI from Donnie Webb in a six-run third inning. Oklahoma State added another run in the top of the fourth.

The Bears (32-25) answered in the bottom of the frame with RBIs from Paul Miles and Raynor Campbell to bring the score to 8-3, but Baylor wouldn’t score again.

The Cowboys added another four runs off Ridling’s grand slam in the top of the seventh before the game was halted.

Ridling finished 3-for-4, and Hague and Luis Flores had three RBIs for Oklahoma State. Campbell finished 1-for-4 and Miles went 2-for-3 for Baylor.

Andrew Oliver (7-2) allowed nine hits and all three runs in 61â3 innings for the win.

Craig Fritsch (3-4) suffered the loss, allowing 11 hits and eight runs in four innings for the Bears.