By james art 
Wes Johnson challenged his team after winning Friday night to play a “clean” baseball. And this was done by the Bulldogs to play, jumping on the shore of Florida Bay with home -running Robbie Burnett in the first of two games on Saturday.
However, a similar story on Friday took place in the final game as Georgia won 9-8 additional win.
The start with an Inning from Alton Davis saw Georgia behind 6-0 early, as a junior left-handed resolved four hits and gave up two walks in 37 terrains.
As it passed early, it was nothing new to the Bulldogs, they had only seven passes for experience and installation of another return. Georgia received two tracks in the third Innning in the first of two home hosts of Ryland Zaborowski before holding a double branch of Kolby Slate Alford.
Then, in the fifth three, Tre Phelps scored two more runs for Georgia. The second home run at Zaborowski, this time a two -time shot, put the binding home running in the seventh.
With a runner, which is already based on Georgia, who stands only two runs at the bottom of the seventh, the sophomore left -wing left -wing Tre Phelps hit the course of the match that sent the bulldogs to additional passes.
“I think Tre is coming back now to enjoy a baseball game and he delayed the game back there,” Johnson said. “I think early, you know, there is so much for him and players, you know, they forget that they are 19 years old, 20-year-old human beings. This is a great pressure that turns out to him. And now he has learned how to handle it. “
After countless eighth and ninth Innning, the Bulldogs put the former VCU transfer Brian Curly from Bulpen. The scene was set for them to win at the bottom of the tenth.
With two outsheart, Daniel Jackson took a walk by passing the Slate Alford stick to bring the bulldogs home. Alford hit the winning single in the field.
After pulling Davis after his only Inning, Georgia again turned to his Bulp in victory using Brian Zeldin, DJ Radtke, Collin Caldwell, Davis Chastain and Curley with relief.
In addition to Zeldin, which put three passes (four hits, two tracks, five penalties), no other reliever allowed mileage.
The first game was much different than the second. For starters, Georgia won 10-0 in seven passes, showing a dominance of both picing and vatiing.
Starting pitcher Charlie Goldstein went through three baseballs without strokes. He recorded three penalties, allowing one walk before handing it over to Bulpen.
“In the beginning, you know, they gave me a few fools,” Johnson told his pitch. “I mean, the hell, we’re out, I thought Charlie Goldstein is really, really good. Zack Brown was really, really good. All the way, right? I want to say that Lucas Morians made his debut in Georgia and I decided he was good. “
Brown threw three relief passes, allowing only one hit and one walk while recording a stroke. Meanwhile, Morians, a junior transfer from Abraham Baldwin, agricultural college, placed two passes, hitting two tests and allowing only one hit and one walk.
Bulldog’s crime did not wait long to jump on the eagles. They were led by Burnet, Daniel Jackson, Nolan McCarthy and Shifer Alford, all of whom hit the home runways.
Jackson’s hot series continued. On a night after he fell only with a triple shy cycle, he went two for four on the plate with home running and a walk.
Georgia will return to Foley Field on Sunday for the final game of the series against the Florida Gulf Coast at 13:00 EST.