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With a rough start from Rafe Schlesinger and early offensive struggles, Miami quickly found itself in a 9-0 hole. By then, it was too little, too late, as Georgia Tech cruised to an easy 9-4 victory, evening the series with the Hurricanes on Saturday afternoon. Cam Jones, Georgia Tech's Saturday starter and everyday first baseman,
Miami’s bats were silent all night, going into the bottom of the eighth inning down 3-2 with Long Island University (LIU) pitching looking dominant. When it felt like the Hurricanes were not going to get anything going, the bats started to explode, lacing line drives to all parts of the field, highlighted by a Daniel
Despite a hot start at the plate, the Miami bats were stunned by the Central Florida (UCF) bullpen going the last six innings without scoring a run as the Hurricanes fell 4-3 to the Knights in a nailbiter at Mark Light Field on Wednesday night."We got flat a little bit," Junior third basemen Dorian Gonzalez