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History in the Making: Florida State Baseball Crushes Ohio State, 37-6
Published by Michael McGuffee on June 1, 2009
Head coach Mike Martin has led the Florida State baseball program for a long, long time, but he’s never seen anything quite like the Seminoles’ most recent performance at Dick Howser Stadium.
But then again, no one has.
FSU thumped Ohio State 37-6 in the Tallahassee Regional finale and set a host of NCAA Division I records in the process.
Florida State’s 38 hits and 37 runs both broke single-game NCAA benchmarks, as did the Seminoles’ record 15 doubles.
“I have been blessed to be here 35 years, and I can honestly say I have never seen anything like that,” Martin said after the game.
“It was just a game that you look at our young men with what was at stake and you give them the credit because that's where it is most deserved.”
The Tribe posted eight, nine, and 11-run frames on its way to a 32-0 lead after just five innings.
Leading the way at the plate was Seminole shortstop Stephen Cardullo, who registered seven hits in nine at-bats, finishing just a home run shy of completing the cycle.
Cardullo was the only starter to play the whole game...
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