LIVE Updates - No. 25 Virginia Tech vs No.9 Florida State Baseball, Game Three Score

Virginia Tech and Florida State will finish their series this afternoon in Blacksburg
LIVE Updates - No. 25 Virginia Tech vs No.9 Florida State Baseball, Game Three Score
LIVE Updates - No. 25 Virginia Tech vs No.9 Florida State Baseball, Game Three Score | Virginia Tech Athletic

Virginia Tech dropped both games against Florida State on Saturday, but are hoping to salvage something in the series today by avoiding getting swept by the Seminoles.

Here is how the Hokies are lining up for game:

Here is how the Hokies are lining up for Game One Today:

1. CF Jared Davis

2. LF Ben Watson

3. RF Sam Tackett

4. C Henry Cooke

5. DH David McCann

6. 3B Hudson Lutterman

7. 1B Anderson French

8. 2B Ethan Gibson

9. SS Clay Grady

Logan Eisenreich is on the mound for the Hokies for Game three.

Top of the 1st

Eisenreich walks the leadoff batter, but gets a double play and a strikeout to end the inning. Game is tied 0-0 going to the bottom of the inning.

Bottom of the 1st

A pair of singles put runners on the corners and then a sac fly from Tackett scored the first run and put VT up 1-0. Cooke then singled to the right to put two runners on with no outs and a balk moved them to second and third. Instead of scoring more, two of the next three batters struck out. VT leads 1-0 going to the 2nd.

Top of the 2nd

A 1-2-3 inning for Eisenreich. VT leads 1-0 going to the bottom of the inning.

Bottom of the 2nd

The Hokies get a single, but no runs. VT leads 1-0 going to the 3rd

Top of the 3rd

Eisenreich strikes out two more and keeps FSU off the scoreboard. VT leads 1-0 going to the bottom of the inning.

Bottom of the 3rd

Cooke doubled and Lutterman walked for the Hokies in the 3rd, but they could not bring them hom. VT leads 1-0 going to the 4th.

Top of the 4th

A single, double, and a walk loaded the bases with no outs for FSU. Grant Manning took over on the mound for VT. He struck out the first batter, but a sac fly then tied the game 1-1. He got the final out, but the Hokies no longer had the lead.

Bottom of the 4th

It was a 1-2-3 inning for the Hokies. Game is tied 1-1 going to the 5th.

Top of the 5th

FSU gets runners on second and third and tally a run that forces the Seminoles back into the lead.

Bottom of the 5th

The Hokies get a runner on first, but can not find the tying run. FSU leads 2-1 heading into crunch time.

Top of the 6th

Florida State adds another two runs and extends the lead to three runs, FSU leads 4-1 heading into the bottom of the sixth.

Bottom of the 6th

Despite a double from Lutterman, the Hokies could not muster any momentum. Virginia Tech running out of opportunities. Seminoles lead 4-1.

Top of the 7th

The Hokies made some fielding changes and were able to cease the three-inning scoring streak FSU owned.

Bottom of the 7th

Virginia Tech is garnering a foothold back in the game with a run to cut the FSU lead to just two runs. FSU leads 4-2.

Top of the 8th

Florida State was caught trying to steal and their momentum stalled from there.

Bottom of the 8th

The Hokies can not continue their momentum and move through the order. FSU leads 4-2 with one inning left.

Top of the 9th

The Hokies remain within a chance, after holding the 'Noles to a scoreless ninth.

Bottom of the 9th

Despite Tech getting Davis onto third, the Hokies can compile the two runs needed and end up dropping the series sweep to Florida State. Hokies lose 4-2.

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