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LIVE Updates: Georgia vs Clemson

Follow along as the Georgia Bulldogs look to get back on track in a huge midweek matchup with the Clemson Tigers.
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Follow along as the Georgia Bulldogs look to get back on track in a huge midweek matchup with the Clemson Tigers.

Georgia suffered its second SEC series loss, a sweep in Nashville last weekend at the hands of the Vanderbilt Commodores. Vanderbilt held the powerful UGA offense to just 10 runs in three games.

The Bulldogs have not looked like themselves on the last two road trips, currently having a six-game road losing streak. Clemson, ranked number two in the nation, makes for an extremely difficult midweek opponent.

Georgia will look to overcome its recent struggles on the road tonight. The first pitch is scheduled for 8 p.m. UGA will likely pitch a bullpen game, with a starter yet to be announced.

LIVE Updates: Georgia Bulldogs vs Clemson Tigers

First Inning: Clemson takes 1-0 lead
Top: Slate Alford strikes out swinging. Robbie Burnett strikes out looking. Zaborowski grounds out to third.

Bottom: Listi is hit by a pitch. Cannarela strikes out swinging. Purify lines out to third. Priest doubles to right, Listi scores from first. (0-1) Jarrell draws a walk. Crighton draws a walk. Paino grounds out to third.

Second Inning: Clemson extends lead (0-2)
Top: Jackson strikes out swinging. Phelps flies out to right. Branch strikes out looking.

Bottom: Gaffney draws a walk. Ciufo bunts, Gafney advances to second. Listi triples to left center. (0-2) Cannarella flies out to left. Purify strikes out looking.

Third Inning: (0-2)
Top: Obee grounds out to third. Hunter flies out to center. McCarthy singles to right. Alford draws a walk. Burnett grounds out to the pitcher.

Bottom: Priest strikes out swinging. Jarrell singles to left. Crighton grounds into a double play.

Fourth Inning: (0-2)
Top: Zaborowski strikes out looking. Jackson lines out to left. Phelps draws a walk. Branch singles to left. Obee flies out to center.

Bottom: Paino flies out to center. Gaffney strikes out swinging. Ciufo strikes out swinging.

Fifth Inning:
Top: Henry Hunter doubles to right. McCarthy is hit by a pitch. Alford flies out to center. Burnett strikes out swinging. Zaborowski flies out to left.

Bottom: Listi strikes out swinging. Cannarella grounds out to first. Purify grounds out to third.

Sixth Inning:
Top: Jackson grounds out to first. Phelps grounds out to third. Branch strikes out swinging.

Bottom: Priest draws a walk. Jarrell fouls out to first. Crighton grounds out to second. Paino singles to left, Priest is thrown out at home.

Seventh Inning: (0-2)
Top: Obee draws a walk. Obee advances to second on a wild pitch. Hunter grounds out to second. McCarthy grounds out to the pitcher. Alford grounds out to short.

Bottom: Gaffney lines out to second. Ciufo singles to short. Listi flies out to center. Cannarella doubles to center, one run scores. (0-3) Purify strikes out looking.

Eighth Inning:
Top: Burnett flies out to center. Zaborowski pops out to short. Jackson flies out to center.

Bottom: Priest strikes out swinging. Jarrell flies out to right. Crighton singles to third. Paino grounds out to short.

Ninth Inning:
Top: Phelps strikes out swinging. Branch grounds out. Hudson strikes out swinging.

Final Score: 3-0 Clemson

How to Watch: Georgia Bulldogs vs Clemson Tigers


• GameDay: Tuesday, April 22, 2025
• Game Time: 8:00 pm EST
• Stadium: Doug Kingsmore Stadium
• Where: Clemson, South Carolina
• Watch: ESPNU

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Austin Mixon
AUSTIN MIXON

Austin Mixon is currently a senior in the sports management program at the University of Georgia. Austin is passionate about delivering insightful information about college sports and he will do so by covering primarily basketball and baseball as an intern.

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