The last time he faced the defending champs, Arkansas starting pitcher Isaiah Campbell only lasted one inning and gave up six runs (five earned) on four hits and four walks.
He’s a freshman, but he sure didn’t look like one Thursday night.
As soon as he finished his swing, he knew.
It was an ugly, ugly game.
Strength versus strength.
He dashed to second before careening over and falling to the ground.
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Jackson Kowar was near flawless on the day.
“I’m forever grateful for this place, and I’m really glad to have been a part of it,” Singer said.
Over the weekend, the Florida Gators advanced from the Gainesville Regional, but it wasn’t in dominant fashion, especially in the final two games.
The Florida Gators played two games against the Florida Atlantic Owls Monday night.
The ball kept going, and going, and going.
The Columbia Lions came out firing on Friday afternoon against the Florida Gators.
“A new season starts tomorrow.”
This is familiar territory for the Florida Gators.
Not too much changed between days in the third round of the SEC Tournament after the game between the LSU Tigers and the Florida Gators (42-17, 20-10 SEC) got postponed from late Friday night until Saturday morning due to fog.
Arkansas relief pitcher Matt Cronin let out a yelp of relief.
“The chess match is ratcheted up.”
It has been a long time since Florida Gators baseball lost four-consecutive games.
The Mississippi State Bulldogs baseball team came into this weekend ready to play, as evidenced by its most recent drubbing of the Florida Gators.
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