The third game was postponed after a 90-minute weather delay. At the time of the interruption, Miami was progressing with a score of 2: 0.

On May 4th, April showed unprepared when the game was only brought to the queue near Lightning for 42 minutes. Originally started at 1:00 p.m., the time was postponed to 12 noon to fill out enough innings (4.5) (4.5) to officially make the game. The score was still connected to the third inning with Miami at BAT. Jake opened with a single one and set the stage for Max. On his first field, Max sent a breathtaking Homerun into the right middle and traveled 378 feet, which brought Miami a 2-0 lead. Unfortunately, he never had the chance for Daniel to step on the plate because the referee ordered all players from the field to enforce a rain delay due to the lightning threat.

The planned game hit difficulties due to an outcome lock at 4:30 p.m. with the hope of filling out the minimum incinents so that it is considered official. Unfortunately, these expectations were thwarted. The grounds crew removed the tarpaulin at around 3 p.m. in the hope of starting around 3:45 p.m. Although the lightning alarm was still in force, the rain was temporarily subsided. Unfortunately, this short break quickly followed a revival of heavy rain that took the Infield. Around 3:15 p.m., the official announcement confirmed that the game had been canceled.

The effects of not completing the game or at least not to achieve 4 1/2 innings are significant. With the cancellation of the game, our record remains 14: 9 and puts 14 victories with Clemson. When Florida State wins her second game of today's Douleheader against Clemson, 14 wins will also be achieved. With only two weeks a week, this creates a competitive logjam at the top. We have a real chance of being number 1 that drives in Durham, and could even be a regional orientation, provided we keep our recent performance. It is remarkable to think that a month ago we didn't even consider these options!

This team is on fire and shows strong performances of our start jugs and our dynamic rackets. We still have two series. Next week we will face Virginia, a team that faces challenges, and then we will complete the season at home against Notre Dame, who, like us, has improved significantly and rose from the lower ranks to 11th place. Now is not the moment to relax; We are so short to complete an incredible turn!

The upcoming game a week against FIU at home requires a focused and determined way of thinking. In the past, this matchup has made us challenges, with the panthers often having the tip of the top. At the moment we need a starter a week that can strengthen our trust in the game plan. While Reese Lumpkin was a reliable choice, his recent performance did not meet any expectations. Hopefully JD has some alternative strategies for the game on Wednesday, which should start at 6:00 p.m.

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