DURHAM, N.C. — When Patrick Andrews came into the game on Saturday at Durham Bulls Athletic Park, No. 6 seed Clemson found itself in a three-run hole to No. 10 seed Wake Forest and things were falling apart fast.
Johnny Aiello, who had an RBI single in the inning, got caught stealing second base, but Clemson shortstop Eli White dropped Chis Okey’s perfect throw. Then Andrews hit Jonathan Pryor and White muffed a grounder to short to load the bases.
It was not a great situation. The Demon Deacons had the bases loaded with one out and things looked very bleak for Andrews.