It was another dismal day at the office for Boston College baseball on Friday as top-25 ranked Louisville played host to the Eagles and put up emphatic offensive numbers in a doubleheader on Friday.
Boston College lost game one 12-8 and game two 17-5 to drop the Eagles to 13-16 on the season and firmly underneath the .500 mark.
Bad early innings from Patrick Forbes and Jake Gregor doomed Boston College in the first game, as the pair gave up seven runs between the two of them. In game two, another bad start from Kyle Kipp surrendered eight runs and sunk the Eagles before they ever had a chance to get going in the first place.
Game three between the two ACC foes is slated for today at 2 p.m. as BC will attempt to avoid the sweep.
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[On Tom Davis:] “Dr. Tom was kind of a stickler for his offense, his defense. He was very good defensively, did a lot of great things. One of the things that I had to do coming in, playing a different style in high school, was just to really pay attention because he was really particular about how you ran his flex offense and what he was looking for, and then I started to find some niches and opportunities that I think kind of played to my strength, and so I utilized it, and it helped me to be able to compete at that level. Once it started happening, it just kind of continued to snowball.”
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