Georgia baseball’s pitching fell apart Sunday evening at Foley Field as the Diamond Dogs lost to Western Kentucky, 8-7.
Georgia pitcher Kevin Smith (15) talks to Georgia catcher Michael Curry (13) during the NCAA baseball game between Georgia and Western Kentucky at Foley Field on Sunday, Feb. 28, 2016 in Athens, Ga. (UGA sports communications)
Georgia (4-3) sent six pitchers to the mound. Altogether, they faced 50 batters, allowed 11 hits and gave up 11 walks. Offensively, Georgia struck out 15 times and stranded eight baserunners.
“I don’t think you can play any worse and still have a chance to win,” said Diamond Dogs coach Scott Stricklin.