A red hot Central Florida offense scored 12 runs in three innings, leading to a 17-2 victory over Central Michigan at John Euliano Park in Orlando. Despite a strong pitching performance in the previous game, Central Michigan's Trey Miller struggled, giving up eight runs, four of which were earned. Two home runs from the Chippewas provided their only runs in the game.

By the Numbers
  • UCF scored 12 runs in three innings.
  • Trey Miller gave up 8 runs, with 4 earned, in 3 2/3 innings.
Yes, But

Despite the Chippewas' strong pitching performance in the previous game, they struggled on the mound in this match, leading to a significant loss.

State of Play
  • UCF dominated the game after the third inning, scoring 14 runs from the fourth to the seventh inning.
  • The Chippewas managed to score two runs via home runs but could not keep up with UCF's offensive onslaught.
What's Next

Central Michigan will aim to secure a series win as they face UCF in the rubber match on Sunday at 12 p.m. ET.

Bottom Line

A strong offensive showing from UCF, coupled with pitching struggles from Central Michigan, resulted in a decisive victory for UCF. The Chippewas will look to bounce back and secure a series win in the upcoming rubber match.