Starting freshman pitcher Tyler Tuthill (4-1) went seven innings on a cold and windy day allowing nine hits and two runs in a 9-3 win over Georgia State in the second of the three game series.
“I thought Tyler (Tuthill) did a great job,” head coach Kermit Smith said. “Been doing a good job for us all year.”
The Mountaineers lost 2-0 on Friday in the first game of the series in a pitcher’s duel against a preseason All-American in Georgia State’s Hunter Gaddis. App State had five hits and three errors in that game.
“Today it’s not really changing what we do, not trying to do too much, just come out here and continue to be us and continue to do what we do,” hitting coach Erik Lunde said.