Georgia Baseball Dominates Before Rain Delay

Summary

Georgia baseball dominated their NCAA Regional opener against Long Island, smashing 15 runs to just one and shattering program records for homers and runs — until Mother Nature intervened with a rain delay that suspended the game. With six different players launching homers and ace Joey Volchko mowing down batters for six hitless innings, the Bulldogs loo…

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Georgia baseball dominated their NCAA Regional opener against Long Island, smashing 15 runs to just one and shattering program records for homers and runs — until Mother Nature intervened with a rain delay that suspended the game. With six different players launching homers and ace Joey Volchko mowing down batters for six hitless innings, the Bulldogs looked unstoppable. They’ll resume play Saturday morning at 9 AM, poised to advance to face Liberty later that day — if the weather holds. Long Is

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• football