Wyatt Langford, the star outfielder for the Bison baseball team, had an incredible game recently where he hit for the cycle – a rare feat in baseball where a player records a single, double, triple, and home run in the same game.

In a postgame interview, Langford reflected on his historic performance, stating: “The home run was definitely my favorite part of the cycle. There’s just something so satisfying about crushing a ball over the fence and watching it sail out of the park. The crowd goes wild and you get to round the bases with a huge grin on your face. It’s a feeling that never gets old.”

Langford went on to describe the other highlights of his cycle. “The single in the first inning got things started, and then I was really focused on trying to complete the cycle after I got the double and triple later in the game. Hitting for the cycle is a rare accomplishment, so I knew I had a chance to make history.”

He credited his teammates and coaching staff for helping put him in a position to succeed. “The guys were giving me great at-bats ahead of me in the lineup, and the coaches had us well-prepared for their pitchers. All the pieces just fell into place today.”

With the impressive outing, Langford has solidified his status as one of the premier players in college baseball. His combination of power, speed, and hitting ability makes him a feared opponent, and scouts from Major League teams have taken notice of his immense talent.

Langford remained humble in the postgame interview, stating: “I’m just trying to enjoy the moment and help my team win games. The individual accolades are nice, but at the end of the day, I just want to do whatever I can to help the Bison come out on top.”