College baseball conference tournaments
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Thursday
Samford 11, Mercer 0; Georgia 3, Arkansas 1; Georgia Southern 10, UALR 3
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THURSDAY
Samford 11, Mercer 0
The top seed took control with five runs in the third and Mercer’s normally potent offense could get nothing going.
The Bears were held to five hits and gave up 16.
Mercer’s bullpen held Samford to one run in five innings after the deficit grew to 7-0, but Samford put it away with three in the ninth. Kel Johnson had two hits for the Bears.
Georgia 3, Arkansas 1
After going so long with no wins in the SEC Tournament, Georgia has won two straight, getting past Arkansas.
Now, the Bulldogs will make their first semifinal trip since 2011.
Junior Aaron Schunk came up with a rally-starting double in the eighth and then came up with his 12th save.
Georgia Southern 10, Little Rock 3
The Eagles survived leaving 15 runners on, aided by five UALR errors, and took control with five runs in two middle innings.
Joe Nahas went 5.1 innings for the win and Cole Whitney got his six save.
TOURNAMENTS
Southern Conference
Greenville, S.C.
Games streaming at www.soconsports.com
Tuesday
8 Western Carolina 7, The Citadel 3
Wednesday
1 Samford 5, WCU 4, 10 inn.
4 Mercer 11, 5 Furman 2
6 ETSU 4, 3 UNCG 2
2 Wofford 12, 7 VMI 7
Thursday
Furman 9, WCU 7
UNCG 4, VMI 2
Samford 11, Mercer 0
Wofford 2, ETSU 1
Friday
3:30 p.m.: UNCG vs. Mercer
7 p.m.: Furman vs. ETSU
SEC
Hoover, Ala.
Games on SECN
Tuesday
6 Texas A&M 8, 11 Florida 7
7 Mississippi 2, 10 Missouri 1
8 Auburn 5, 9 Tennessee 3
5 LSU 8, 12 South Carolina 6
Wednesday
3 Georgia 2, A&M 0
2 Arkansas 5, 7 Mississippi 3
1 Vanderbilt 11, 8 Auburn 1
4 Mississippi State 6, LSU 5, 17 inn.
Thursday
Mississippi 1, A&M 0
LSU 4, Auburn 3
Georgia 3, Arkansas 1
Vanderbilt 1, Mississippi State 0
Friday
4 p.m.: Arkansas vs. Mississippi
8 p.m: LSU vs. Mississippi State
ACC
Durham, N.C.
Games on Regional Sports Networks/ACCN Extra
Tuesday
12 Boston College 7, 8 Clemson 5, 11 inn.
10 Wake Forest 7, 6 Florida State 4
7 Duke 10, 11 Notre Dame 6
Wednesday
12 Boston College 5, 1 Louisville 1
Georgia Tech 12, No. 11 Notre Dame 6
5 North Carolina 3, Virginia 2
Thursday
Clemson 7, 1 Louisville 1
4 Miami 9, 9 Virginia 3
3 N.C. State 6, 10 Wake Forest 5
Friday
11 a.m.: 7 Duke vs. 2 Georgia Tech
3 p.m.: 5 North Carolina vs. 4 Miami
7 p.m.: 6 Florida State vs. 3 N.C. State
Sun Belt
Conway, S.C.
Games on ESPN+
Tuesday
10 Louisiana-Monroe 12, 7 USA 7
8 Louisiana-Lafayette 6, 9 App State 2
Wednesday
3 Little Rock 6, Troy 5
2 Georgia Southern 6, 8 Louisiana 5, 13 inn.
4 Texas Arlington 9, 5 Coastal Carolina 8, 10 inn.
ULM 8, Texas State 0
Thursday
Troy 10, ULL 7
Coastal Carolina 13, Texas State 4
Georgia Southern 10, Little Rock 3
ULM 18, UTA 5
Friday
3 p.m.: Little Rock vs. Troy
6:30 p.m.: Coastal Carolina vs. UTA
Atlantic Sun
DeLand, Fla.
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WEDNESDAY
Mercer 11, Furman 2
The third inning very much separated teams seeded together, Mercer putting up five en route to a big win over a team that won the series last weekend.
Mercer plays top seed Samford at 4 p.m. Thursday.
Freshman Bill Knight drove in five runs, four on a grand slam in the big inning.
Sawyer Gipson-Long and Taylor Lobus handled the pitching for Mercer (30-26).
Georgia 2, Texas A&M 0
Georgia and Texas A&M were deep into a major pitching battle that had extra innings written all over it.
Until …
Cam Shepherd drilled a two-out, two-run walk-off homer to lead Georgia past A&M, its first in the SEC tournament since 2011.
A&M left fielder Cam Blake appeared at first to have made the catch, his glove getting above the fence, and it wasn’t until a second or two after he landed that it was clearly a home run.
Georgia pitching struck out six with three walks, allowing two hits. A&M fanned six with a walk and three hits.
Georgia Tech 12, Notre Dame 6
Notre Dame kicked it around five times and Georgia Tech took advantage, pulling away after the Irish got close with four in the seventh.
Tech outhit Notre Dame 13-11 and had only one error. The Jackets ran four pitchers out and they teamed for nine strikeouts and no walk.
Four of Tech’s runs were unearned.
Collin Hall and Michael Guldberg each had three hits, Austin Wilhite two for Tech.
Amos Willingham got the win and Keyton Gibson the save.
Georgia Southern 6, Louisiana-Lafayette 5, 13 inn.
A double, single, wild pitch, sac bunt, and throwing error led to the walk-off win for Georgia Southern.