Jesse Donohoe hit a two-run home run, and Kaleb Freeman tied the GSU single-season walks record in a 9-4 loss to USC Upstate for Georgia State's final midweek game. Despite Donohoe's homer giving the Panthers an early lead, the Spartans responded with four unanswered runs. Georgia State had nine walks and committed four errors leading to unearned runs, finishing with a record of 24-26 for the season. They will play Marshall for their last home series starting May 9. Freeman's 53 walks matched Rob Lind’s single-season record from 2011.

By the Numbers
  • Donohoe's two-run home run was his 14th of the season.
  • Kaleb Freeman's 53 walks tie the GSU single-season record.
  • Georgia State committed four errors leading to four unearned runs.
State of Play
  • Georgia State is 24-26 this season, facing Marshall next.
  • USC Upstate improved to 27-22 with their midweek win.
  • The Panthers have left 12 runners on base in this game.
What's Next

Georgia State aims to redeem themselves against Marshall, focusing on improving their batting and minimizing errors to close out the home series. They need to build momentum heading into the remainder of the season.

Bottom Line

Despite individual achievements, Georgia State must address their performance inconsistencies, particularly in pitching and defense, to enhance their chances of success in the upcoming series.