In the bottom of the 1st, Stephen "Dirt" Drew hit a homerun. Drew bats first. The Noles get another run and the score is Noles 2, Tigers 0.

In the 2nd, Clemson gets a homerun. It's Noles 2, Tigers 1



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In the bottom of the 3rd, a Nole steals 3rd, and Clemson overthrew the 3rd baseman, and the Nole came home to make the score Noles 3, Tigers 1!!! :D Clemson made 2 errors in this innings. :rolleyes:

Clemson intentionally walks Tony Ritchie and Jerrod Browns hits a 2 RBI single to make the score, Noles 5, Tigers 1 at the end of 5 innings

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Clemson hits a homerun in the top of the 6th

At the end of 7 1/2 innings, it's FSU 7, Clemson 2

Final score is Noles 7, Tigers 2

Nice bounceback, you can still win the series!

Thanks SDSundevil. I certainly hope we win the series with Clemson :D



by Drew Hankin

CU 010 001 000 2 8 3
FSU 201 022 00X 7 8 2

W - Lynch (8-2) L - Hogan (1-2)

No. 2 Florida State (32-6, 10-4 ACC) topped No. 13 Clemson (25-8, 4-4 ACC) by a final of 7-2 in front of 4,125 fans at Dick Howser Stadium Saturday night. Seminole head coach Mike Martin moved into a tie with Ron Fraser for eighth on the NCAA all-time victory list at 1,271. Senior left-hander Matt Lynch (8-2) got the win, allowing two runs on five hits in five innings of work. Junior Rhett James struck out a career-high five batters and held Clemson scoreless over innings six through eight with Daniel Hodges finishing off the Tigers in ninth.

The Seminoles got their first lead of the series with two runs in the bottom of the first inning. Stephen Drew led of the game with a home run, his fourth of the year. After reaching on a fielder