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or not. that would be the argument leggett is making. let's see if that is the case. here's a look at it right there. is the ball fair or foul? it looks like it may have hit on the line, he was in foul territory when he actually made physical contact with the ball. had he been in fair territory, he would have been out. that is a tough call

ball game. cleanly. david son continues to be plagued by the strikeout.

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>> matt: top of the 5th inning. double header, georgia and clemson wrapping up the spring football practices and season on saturday. >> jeff: two of the most passionate sand base in the country, the bulldogs and tigers. that spilled over to baseball. i think another big reason that college baseball has grownly leaps and bounds in popularity. the increased exposure everywhere. css has been in the lead on that. more and more games on television. you are talking now with regionals, super regionals until the end may in the heart of the baseball season. but the game that is are meanful, folks have been able

to watch, come, listen, do whatever. and also, you get your free season football magazine at that time. you are foaming at the mouth a little bit. permissible will will a great job with the regionals and super regionals getting rivals together. >> matt: here is will lamb. taking a pitch in the 3rd. 1-0 from earls. 2-0 now to lamb. >> jeff: we talked about that. the georgia and clemson baseball series is one of the few remaining series existing between these georgia and clemson sports programs. some of georgia and clemson's greatest football memories.

is there also women's basketball. this has been the sport that has carried the attach in the rivalry. >> matt: playing here tonight obviously, and tomorrow playing in clemson, south carolina. 6-30 the start time -- 6:30 the start time for that one if you are fortunate enough to have a ticket. here is 3-2 pitch. earls with 4 strikeouts now. and david perno with a great high school football player for the legendary billy henderson, won a state championship.

>> matt: nester at the plate. wall called on nester, 1-2 in this ball game. batted twice in the 2nd inning. finished it with a called strikeout. 1-0 to nester. and after the fastball, foul, 1-1. nester parker t only two right handers in the line up. clearly earls is a lefty. he has had a lot more success than swegman did. curve ball outside. didn't have the bite. 2-1. this is -- we talked about the 217th meeting of these teams. this is the 120th time that they met here in athens. georgia leads the series overall and here in the classic

city, as well. 69-40. things not going their way here tonight. 2-1 pitch to nester. whipped into left field for a base hit. >> jeff: nester did a good job in 9 hole. really gives you an extra table. >> matt: when you talked about it, tonight obviously there are so many great new stadiums in the fcc. with the backdrop, the clemson, all the fields and lake in the background, i think these are two of the most beautiful settings in college baseball. >> jeff: you are right about that. you will be up at clemson tomorrow working the radio side

for the georgia broadcast. i am anxious so see the new thomas chapman grand stand they built. it is a spectacular facility. 0-2 for epps. the one problem he has had this season, the strikeouts. 27 of them. which is the 3rd highest number in the conference. earls set down 7 in a row. strike3. and that is strikeout number 5 for earls. first time they have gotten epps on the strikeout and the 2nd to have inning as we reach the half way point of this ball game. earls with 5 punch outs, home page][e:20011231]

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go 't just wear the shirt. liv >> matt: bottom of the 5th inning. is 1 coleman, down in the clean area now, because they play for the chicago cubs.

blood pressure green, well his situation a little more foggy, there. jackson with the pirates. 25th, an outfielder and became a pitcher in the

d in the run to the 3rd. 2-2. verdin has a good enough

arm, in the fall georgia experimented with him working behind the plate as a catcher. in the outfield, he is a guy who is an excellent college player. he did a good job at a freshman and is a mainstay in the middle of the organization. >> matt: 3-2 pitch. taylor moving in the play. trying to get a little action on the bases. >> jeff: verdin, 5 of the 6 home runs have been of the solo variety. good a chance to do something here with a man down at first. jonathan taylor, 1 out in the 5th. again, they are convinced that taylor down 7 runs here and the bulldogs are going to run in the situation. >> matt: i think it will be a hit-and-run type spot, not a

straight steal. starting to create a little more energy. here is the 2-2 and the runner is going. and verdin pokes that one into left field, but schaus is there. and 2 outs now. >> jeff: schaus has 3 putouts out in left field, and a couple of nice chances back in the 3rd inning. foley has a spacious outfield. you will see a lot of great players, if you check the history books of georgia and clemson, had as many, if not more home runs away from home. both of these teams have to have outfielder to cover a lot of ground. levie hyams. swings and misses. hyams is 0-2 in the ball game. reached on an error in the 1st. and lined out to left field in the 3rd. >> jeff: that win over lsu on

saturday, came up a triple shy of the cycle. and matt mentioned earlier, made time for 7 rbi's in a 12-6 georgia win. and the bulldogs top hitter in fcc action, hitting 385. and runner goes again on an 0- 1. taylor is going to be safe. right there. again, it looked like the throw might have a chance to get there in time, and taylor with the stolen base. that is his 9th of the season. ties verdin for th on. verdin's 2nd career base. change up in this battle. really, the throw was on the

money. had the throw been more on the money, i should say, because he didn't throw it far enough. if he would have thrown a strike to the bag, they would have had him out. not quite strong enough. and leone fits very well for clemson. one strikeout shy of his career high. >> jeff: that in his win against nc state. career high, strikeout number 6. so, leone strikeouts. and levy hyams, the [music playing ♪ ♪ ♪

. >> matt: 2 strikeouts in a row. 4 of the last 6 clemson hitters have struck out. 3 rbi already in this ball game. and fastball inside. 1-1 to jeff schaus. >> matt: 2 balls and a strike to jeff schaus. wider in the 3rd.

3-1 now to schaus. schaus is out of maims, florida. the same -- maples, florida. schaus draws is walk. al parker at the plate. single in the 2nd, grounded out in the 4th. and underwent an mri today, to make sure