University of Miami Baseball Stunned by Florida State’s Dominance

News Summary

The No. 5 Florida State baseball team showcased their power with a commanding 14-1 victory over the University of Miami in Coral Gables. The game ended early due to the run rule after seven innings as Florida State’s offense shined with six home runs and a total of 14 hits. Joey Volini pitched a stellar seven innings, allowing only one run. This win improved Florida State’s record to 19-2, while Miami fell to 13-10. The rivalry continues with another game scheduled for Friday night.

Coral Gables Shaken by Florida State’s Baseball Brilliance!

In what can only be described as a thrilling showdown, the No. 5 Florida State baseball team took to the field in Coral Gables and absolutely dominated the University of Miami with a staggering 14-1 victory. This blowout win came during a crucial three-game series that has fans buzzing with excitement.

Run Rule Ends Game Early

The action unfolded on a lively Thursday night, where the baseball gods seemed to shine brightly on Florida State. The game was called after just seven innings due to the run rule, which means it was clearly one-sided. With this impressive win, Florida State improved its season record to an outstanding 19-2, while Miami fell to 13-10.

Bats Really Came Alive!

If you’re a fan of home runs, this was the game to watch! In an explosive display of hitting, the Seminoles launched a jaw-dropping total of six home runs throughout the game! Leading the charge were Alex Lodise and Hunter Carns, who both smashed two home runs each, making their presence truly felt at the plate.

The fireworks started early, with Max Williams and Myles Bailey delivering home runs in the very first inning. This set the tone for the night, as Florida State quickly grabbed a solid 3-0 lead before the fans could even settle into their seats.

Pitching Perfection

6-0 for the season!

Offensive Powerhouse Shines Bright

The offensive prowess didn’t end there! Florida State recorded a total of 14 hits during the game—truly a night for the records. Lodise had an especially remarkable performance, finishing the game with a stunning 4-for-5 at the plate, racking up 5 RBIs and scoring 3 runs. Other highlights included Gage Harrelson, who went 2-for-3 with 1 RBI and a mind-boggling 4 runs scored, as well as Max Williams, who notched 2-for-5 with 3 RBIs. Myles Bailey also contributed nicely to the cause, finishing 2-for-3 with 1 RBI and 2 runs to cap off a spectacular night for the Seminoles.

What’s Next?

3-0 record with a minuscule 0.87 ERA, showing just how confident the team is feeling after the last outing. Miami, on the other hand, is expected to start junior right-hander Griffin Hugus, who has a record of 2-2 with a 3.95 ERA.

As fans gear up for another round, one thing remains clear: Florida State is on a roll, and the excitement is just heating up!

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Additional Resources

• On3: FSU Baseball Blasts 6 HRs in 14-1 Victory
• Tomahawk Nation: Miami Rivalry Game Analysis
• Tallahassee Democrat: FSU vs. Miami Game Report
• Seminoles.com: FSU Baseball Heads to Miami
• Tallahassee Democrat: Live Updates on FSU vs. Miami
• Wikipedia: Florida State Seminoles Baseball