The Seminoles and Hurricanes are tied at one win each in the series, with FSU winning 14-1 on Thursday and Miami winning 9-6 on Friday.

The No. 4 Seminoles (20-3 [5-1]) scored seven runs in the fourth inning to quickly overturn a 3-2 deficit against Miami. FSU remained ahead for the rest of the game, in part due to an impressive ...

A Miami sac fly from Daniel Cuvet tied the game at one before a Brody DeLamielleure solo home run snatched back the lead for FSU in the second, 2-1 heading into the home half of the inning.

If the question came Friday, the answer would have been “hopeful,” as Miami shocked FSU 9-6 on a night that the Seminoles started ace left-hander Jamie Arnold, projected by MLB.com to be the No.

He became the first FSU weekend starter to allow more than two runs in an outing. FSU made Miami starter Griffin Hugus throw a lot of pitches but couldn't add anything to the two early runs.

like Clemson and FSU, but held back. UNC didn't have to shell out millions of dollars in legal fees but can still benefit from unequal revenue distribution. Miami and Georgia Tech (which resides ...