Kentucky Baseball Aims for Championship Showdown After Dominating Win
CLEMSON, SC – Kentucky baseball is one game away from a championship matchup after a commanding 16-4 victory over No. 1 seed Clemson in the losers bracket final of the Clemson regional on Sunday. The No. 3 seed Bat Cats displayed impressive offensive prowess, racking up 16 runs on 13 hits, bolstered by seven errors from Clemson. Notably, eight of Kentucky’s nine players recorded hits, with four achieving multi-hit performances.
Freshman right-hander Nate Harris shone in his NCAA Tournament debut, limiting Clemson to three runs on six hits over six innings while tying his career-high with seven strikeouts.
Looking ahead, Kentucky will face West Virginia tonight at 6:00 p.m. ET, aiming to even the series after losing to the Mountaineers in their previous encounter. Fans wishing to watch the game can catch it on ESPN+, marking another thrilling chapter in Kentucky’s postseason journey.
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