Maryland and USF came into Sunday expecting a bullpen game in the rubber match of the weekend series.
Sophomore Corey Kling started for USF, while senior Omar Melendez made his first start for Maryland. This caused issues for both teams, as they combined for 11 runs in the first two innings. But they did it in different ways.
Maryland scored five runs on six hits, while USF recorded only two hits. Three different Maryland pitchers combined for nine walks, leading to six runs.
The walks remained an issue for the Terps, as USF cruised to a 15-8 win, spoiling Maryland’s chance at its first series victory.