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After being shut out for five innings, BYU came alive in the later innings in a big way. The Cougars slugged four home runs in the final four innings and scored eight unanswered runs, as BYU went on to defeat the Hurricanes, 8-2, in the final game of the series on Saturday afternoon at Mark
Miami baseball triumphed over the BYU Cougars, securing the first weekend series win in over a month. The ‘Canes had previously lost their last six weekend series. Miami won the first two games of the series but fell in the final game of the series. In a rare late-season out-of-conference series, the ‘Canes performed well.
Coming into this game, the Hurricanes held an awful mid-week record of 4-4 and was looking to get over .500 against a less than impressive Bethune-Cookman (19-17) squad. Tuesday night, the ’Canes only gave up four hits, but surrendered fifteen free passes leading the Wildcats to an upset 6-4 victory at Mark Light Field.Only giving
Clemson's breakout Sunday starter, freshman Aidan Knaak, had been solid up to this point in the season, coming into Saturday's start with a 4.60 ERA and 38 strikeouts. On Saturday, he came out at a different level, tossing seven innings of scoreless baseball with a career-high ten strikeouts. Clemson defeated Miami, 7-0, in the series
After a walk-off win on Thursday night, the Hurricanes were set up to do it again, as they found themselves down one run heading into the bottom of the ninth. Unfortunately for them, the offense could not come through again, and No. 3-ranked Clemson was able to win game two of the series, 3-2, on