A fourth inning home run by Florida’s Josh Adams flipped the momentum over the Gators’ way and gave them some energy, only down 5-3. That all went away in the fifth when UCLA got their crack with the bats.
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A single by Chris Giovinazzo started the UCLA fifth and when Justin Uribe was hit by a pitch, the Bruins had two on. After the Gators brought in their third pitcher of the game, Brett Krill got a sacrifice bunt down to move each runner ahead 90 feet. That set up Steve Rodriguez, who hit a hard ground ball right up the middle for a single scoring both Giovinazzo and Uribe.
With the Bruins into the Gator bullpen, the edge is definitely with UCLA right now, but Florida still has five turns at bat left. With the way this ballgame has gone, it’s far from over and Rosenblatt Stadium always seems to bring out the dramatics.
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