No. 6 Duke's ninth-inning rally fell short as they lined out to second base with tying and winning runs in scoring position, losing 7-6 to No. 10 Florida State.

By the Numbers
  • Noles led 2-0 early, countered by a two-run home run by Devin Obee for Duke.
  • Florida State extended the lead to 7-2 in the fifth and sixth innings.
  • Ben Miller's solo home run and Chase Krewson's single brought Duke to 7-6 in the ninth.
Yes, But

Duke's two-out, two-strike situation in the fifth and sixth innings led to crucial hits for Florida State, making a significant impact on the final score.

State of Play
  • Duke (29-14, 13-10 ACC) faced a tough defeat against Florida State (34-8, 13-7 ACC) despite a late rally attempt.
  • Juniors Devin Obee and Wallace Clark stood out with notable performances during the game.
  • The final game of the series between Duke and Florida State is scheduled for the following day.
What's Next

The conclusion of the three-game series between Duke and Florida State is set for the next day at Jack Coombs Field.

Bottom Line

Duke's close loss to Florida State highlights the team's resilience and competitive spirit despite falling short in the ninth inning, setting the stage for an intense series conclusion.