BC’s Chris Kowalski relieved Brazis. Kowalski promptly walked Tulane shortsop Garrett Cannizaro before Cory Robinson went deep to left, scoring two runs. Matt Ryan then just barely beat out a groundball to second. Kevin Moran then relieved Kowalski, and got Brennen Middleton to pop weakly to second. Attempting to pickoff Ryan, Moran threw the ball […]

Tulane reliever Nate Fury allowed a leadoff triple to BC shortstop Brad Zapenas. He then got Anston to pop out before walking Hamlet. A Mickey Wiswall single then scored Zapenas, stretching the BC advantage to 5. Tulane’s Ryan Doiron then relieved Fury and got Melchionda to pop up to the catcher Schaffer. Schaffer then caught […]

Boston College ace was finally replaced by reliever Nate Bayuk, who promptly popped Brandon Boudreaux out to center. Bayuk’s day was shortlived, however, as he was quickly replaced by righty Mike Brazis. Brazis made quick work of Blake Crohan appeared to end the inning by grounding out Rob Segedin, but Segedin was called safe at […]

Zizinia’s shakey outing continued into the eigth. After a Matt Hamlet single, Mickey Wiswall reached base after Matt Ryan made an error trying to convert a double play. Both Wiswall and Hamlet scored after Anthony Melchionda singled up the middle. After Melchionda stole second, centerfielder Brandon Boudreaux couldn’t handle a towering fly to short center. […]

Despite showing signs of fatigue, Pat Dean got through another scoreless inning after allowing a double to Tulane first basmeman Matt Ryan. Dean has thrown over 100 pitches, and with action in the BC bullpen, the seventh figures to be his last inning.

After Conrad Flynn surrendered a leadoff single, Coach Jones decided to bring in lefty freshman reliever David Napoli, bypassing the right-handed senior Preston Claibourne. After a sacrifice bunt and an intentional walk, Napoli was pulled in favor of junior righty Drew Zizinia. After a double steal, a Zizinia balk sent home another BC run. Zizinia […]

After a leadoff Brennen Middleton double, the Green Wave finally got on the board against the tough lefty Dean when Brandon Boudreaux’s single drove Middleton home. Blake Crohan followed with a single of his own, but Rob Segedin then grounded into a double play to third. sending Boudreaux back to the bench. Jeremy Schaffer then […]

With righthander Preston Claiborne warming up in the bullpen, Conrad Flynn continued his impressive performance, striking out the first two BC batters of the inning and getting some help from his right fielder Cody Robinson, who made an acrobatic shoestring catch to finish off the inning. Through 6 innings, Flynn has a career-high 9 strikeouts.

Pat Dean’s unconventional left-handed delivery continues to baffle the Tulane lineup. Tulane has been unable to generate any sort of offense against the BC hurler, as he once again breezed through a perfect inning.

After Conrad Flynn allowed an infield single, Tulane catcher Jeremy Schaffer made the play of the game, throwing out Boston College’s Robbie Anston as he attempted to steal second. Flynn capped off the inning with a strikeout, his seventh of the game.

Boston College’s Pat Dean continued his dominant performance in the 4th with another 1-2-3 inning. On the game, Dean has only surrendered one hit and one walk with five strikeouts. BC remains on top, 3-0.

In what is quickly turning into a pitchers duel, Conrad Flynn posted his third-consecutive scoreless inning. After surrendering a lead-off walk, Flynn retired the next three Boston College batters.

Pat Dean responded to Flynn’s 1-2-3 inning with one of his own, striking of Brennen Middleton looking, rounding out Brandon Boudreaux to second, and popping out Blake Crohan in successive order.

With the help of some solid infield defense, Conrad Flynn breezed through an easy 1-2-3 inning.

After a lead-off double by Gunner Wright, BC catcher Garrett Smith’s past ball advanced Wright to third. Dean was able to escape the inning however, as a stikeout and a flyout to right left Wright stranded in scoring position.