Colton Shaver’s first-inning grand slam set the tone and Brady Corless rolled on the mound in a 7-2 win over Pepperdine on Friday night at Larry H. Miller Field.
"One positive attribute we have as a team is that we have a short memory," BYU head coach Mike Littlewood said. "We didn't play or pitch well yesterday, but we responded. We came out ready to go today."
BYU bounced back from Thursday’s loss to force Saturday’s rubber match. The Cougars improved to no worse than second place in the West Coast Conference with an 8-3 league mark and 19-13 overall record.