No. 15 Clemson scored six runs in the first inning and added five runs in the seventh inning after the Hokies rallied to within a run in its 12-9 victory over Virginia Tech at Union Park on Sunday afternoon.
No. 16 South Carolina softball gave itself a chance to take the series but ultimately fell to No. 8 LSU, 9-1, in six innings in the weekend finale on Sunday afternoon at Tiger Park.
A six-run second inning from Auburn made the difference on Sunday afternoon (March 31) as the Tigers won game three against the University of South Carolina baseball team, 7-5, at Founders Park.
Virginia, the first No. 1 seed to lose to a 16 seed a year ago, survived overtime and Carson Edwards’ staggering 3-point show Saturday night to make it to the Final Four for the first time since 1984.
One player came all the way from Italy. Another arrived from rural Illinois after a stop in South Dakota. Still another could’ve gone a lot of places but chose to stay home and see if he could help Texas Tech make the big time.
No. 15 Clemson scored four runs in the second inning and broke the game open with seven runs in the sixth inning to defeat Virginia Tech 14-1 at Union Park on Saturday afternoon.
Reid Morgan and Brett Kerry pitched nine solid innings and the University of South Carolina used a solo home run from Ian Jenkins and manufactured three runs in the sixth to shut out Auburn, 4-0, Saturday afternoon at Founders Park.
Fourth-seeded South Carolina women’s basketball ended its season with a loss to the No. 1 overall seed Baylor, 93-68, at Greensboro Coliseum on Saturday afternoon in the third round of the 2019 NCAA Tournament.
Tyler Herro poured in 19 points, including the go-ahead 3 with 25.8 seconds left and two clinching free throws to help the Wildcats beat third-seeded Houston 62-58 in the Midwest Region.
Zion Williamson soared for a two-handed, rim-rattling, crowd-thrilling alley-oop slam that gave Duke its biggest lead during a tight tussle against Virginia Tech in the East Region semifinals.
