No. 4 Florida defeated Maine 6-1 on Saturday at McKethan Stadium to clinch its fourth consecutive weekend series of the season.
The No. 4 Florida baseball team used 11 hits from eight different batters to defeat No. 13 UCF 10-2 on Wednesday at McKethan Stadium to split the series between the two teams.
Florida dropped its second game of the season and its first of a two-game series against UCF Tuesday night.
In a game with few hits and little opportunities for big plays, J.J. Schwarz made the most of his chances in Florida’s series opener against Stony Brook.
There was something different about Buddy Reed.
It took until the eighth inning, but Florida finally pulled away from a pesky FAU team.
The A.J. Puk who took the mound for Florida on Saturday was not the A.J. Puk coach Kevin O’Sullivan is used to seeing in practice.
With the deciding game of No. 6 Florida’s series against No. 8 Miami tied 1-1 in the bottom of the fourth, Harrison Bader stepped up to the plate.
This one hurt.
Buddy Reed was poised when he stepped up to the plate with two outs in the bottom of the ninth.
Kevin O’Sullivan bounded down the steps of McKethan Stadium’s first base dugout on Thursday, clad in a hoodie, gloves and knee-high gym shorts in 40-degree weather.
Coach Kevin O’Sullivan invests a lot of time developing his pitchers.
In his first start of the season on Wednesday, Brett Morales did not have a blemish on his statline.
Right fielder Ryan Larson wanted a solid start to the season.
Florida baseball simply dominated last weekend.
Dalton Guthrie didn’t have butterflies when he stepped up to the plate on Sunday.
The Florida baseball team did not want the ball to stay in the park on Saturday.
If Florida was looking for some positives to build off of heading into its opening weekend, there were plenty on Friday night.
Logan Shore’s mindset heading into his freshman year with the UF baseball team was simple.
The Florida baseball team took a hit from which it might take some time to recover.
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