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The Hurricanes were eliminated from the NCAA tournament after losses to Florida and Troy, exposing weaknesses in pitching and defense while showcasing a strong batting lineup.
Miami and Troy meet in a pivotal elimination game at the Gainesville Regional, with both teams eyeing a double‑elimination path to the Super Regionals.
The Florida Gators, holding the No.10 national ranking, will host Miami Hurricanes on Saturday, May 30, 2026, in a high‑stakes College World Series matchup that could determine the regional champion and a berth in the upcoming NCAA Super Regionals.
The Hurricanes survived a rain‑forced delay, rallied with timely hits and solid pitching to defeat the Trojans and set up a showdown with the Florida Gators.
The Miami Hurricanes and Florida Gators meet in the 2026 NCAA baseball tournament's Gainesville Regional final, with a spot in the super regionals and a path to the College World Series on the line.
The Florida State baseball team saw its chance at a series sweep evaporate as Miami rallied to a 7-4 victory in the final game of the matchup.
A dramatic ninth-inning rally led by Eli Putnam and a walk-off walk by Brayden Dowd turned a five-run deficit into an 11-inning victory over Miami, clinching a top seed for the Seminoles.
A five-run deficit vanished as Florida State erased the scoreboard, highlighted by Eli Putnam's ninth-inning blast and a walk-off walk by Brayden Dowd.
A late surge propelled the Seminoles past the Hurricanes, 7-6, in a dramatic extra-inning victory.
With the regular season winding down, Florida State and Miami meet in a make-or-break series that will shape both teams' paths to the ACC tournament.
The Hurricanes clinched a pivotal series against Louisville, with Alex Sosa’s bat and Lyndon Glidewell’s arm leading the charge, while prospects Rueben Bain Jr. and Ezekiel Ayangbile add future excitement.
The Hurricanes win two of three against Louisville, Sosa homers twice, Glidewell strikes out the side, and Miami University lands a four‑star defensive lineman.