When Georgia stepped into the batter’s box for its second game of postseason play Sunday, it would finally catch a break from its biggest detriment thus far – lightning delays and postponements.
Through the first two days of a regional it hosted, Georgia’s circumstances have been far from favorable. It started to open the festivities Friday when the Bulldogs were slated to face Campbell after Duke faced off against Troy.
Georgia’s preparation was per usual and it was ready to host a sellout crowd on its home turf. Bulldogs’ head coach Scott Stricklin even made a visit to the press box – complemented with a snack of cheddar Goldfish and Diet Coke – to do some scouting on the other teams in the regional.