When the calendar turns to March, you might expect unexpected finishes to college basketball games.
The same applies to college baseball; specifically, when watching Maryland baseball, you should never expect a typical ending to a game.
In the Terps’ Saturday doubleheader in Winston-Salem, North Carolina, this was exactly the case. Both games saw ninth-inning rallies, but Maryland ended up on top in both matchups, first against Princeton, 10-7, and then No. 12 Wake Forest, 9-8.
Maryland takes down Princeton
Maryland baseball continued its strong start to the weekend with a 10-7 victory over Princeton, powered by a well-rounded offensive performance and solid pitching from starter Omar Melendez and relievers Jack Wren, Andrew Johnson and Ryan Bailey.