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LEXINGTON, KY. — Georgia emerged with a 7-6 win over No. 8 Kentucky Saturday to even the Southeastern Conference series. - Full Story

LEXINGTON, KY. — A pitching duel for nine innings Friday at Cliff Hagan Stadium ended with a bases-loaded walk in the 10th to lift eighth-ranked Kentucky past Georgia 3-2. - Full Story

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On the positive side, Georgia stopped its 13 2/3-inning scoreless streak. But on the negative side, the Bulldogs slid a game closer to equalling the school record for consecutive losses.

Clemson rolled over Georgia 9-1 on Tuesday at Foley Field to extend the Bulldogs' winless streak to nine games.
"It's pretty tough but we've all got to stick together," Georgia outfielder Hunter Cole said. "We can't play the blame game or anything like that. We just have to come out and have good starts. We can't keep getting down early, that's the big thing. Then when we do get down, we've got to answer back to ether tie it or get ahead. It's been tough."

Georgia (8-17) will begin a five-game road swing Wednesday when it travels to Clemson (16-8) for a 7 p.m. start at Doug Kingsmore Stadium. Probable starters are Georgia right-hander David Gonzalez (0-2, 12.0 ERA) against Clemson right-hander Brody Koerner (0-0, 3.00). Georgia's nine-game losing streak is its longest since 2003.

"We've just got to stay positive," Georgia outfielder D.J. Smith said. "We've got the tools, we've just got to stick together and when it comes together, we've just got to ride it out. But we've got to stay positive right now."

The Bulldogs are within one game of tying the school record of 10 consecutive losses set in 1967 and equaled in 1991 and 1994. After the home-and-home series with Clemson, Georgia heads to No. 8-ranked Kentucky for a weekend Southeastern Conference series.

"We're not thinking about anything like that," Cole said. "We're just trying come out and play the game the right way and hopefully put a W up on the scoreboard."

Clemson jumped on top early as Clemson's Steven Duggar hit a two-run homer two at-bats into the game. Clemson added three more runs in the third inning courtesy of a 3-RBI double by Jon McGibbon to give the Tigers a 5-0 lead.

"It was a killer, it really was," Georgia coach David Perno said. "But the nail in the coffin was the third inning. We catch a break and they run into an out. We have a chance to get out of it and we can't. That was the deadly strike."

The bright spot for Georgia was Cole went 3-for-4 and had an RBI single in the fifth to break a 13 2/3 scoreless inning streak for the Bulldogs. Cole moved to the No. 2 hole against Clemson after batting cleanup most of the season. He carried a .269 average with two home runs and 16 RBIs into Tuesday.

"I felt good," Cole said. "I was working on a couple of things, just working on timing and getting the foot down earlier. I saw it really well and a couple of the other guys did to. (Daniel) Nichols hit the ball hard all four times. DeLo (Brett DeLoach) hit the ball hard two or three times. So did Kyle (Farmer) but a lot of times it went right at people when we were trying to keep an inning going."

Perno experimented with the batting order against Clemson. He moved Cole from No. 4 to No. 2, dropped Curt Powell from No. 2 to No. 3 and Kyle Farmer from No. 3 to cleanup.  Although Cole had three hits and an RBI, Powell and Farmer combined to go 0-for-8.

"It worked well for Cole," Perno said. "It just didn't work for Farmer or Powell and that hurt. Kyle had some good at-bats and hit the ball hard but I think he got a little frustrated and started forcing it a little bit his last couple of at-bats and got out of his game. Nichols hit some balls hard but didn't have much to show for it."

Perno said he plans to continue with Nelson Ward at leadoff and Cole at No. 2 but will re-think the rest of the lineup.
Luke Crumley (1-4) allowed five hits and five runs (all earned) with three walks and a strikeout in three innings to take the loss for Georgia. Clemson's Mathew Crownover (3-0) allowed four hits and one run (earned) with four strikeouts and two walks in five innings to get the win.

Clemson's Tyler Slaton was 4-for-5 with two runs scored. Duggar was 3-for-5 with a home run and two RBIs. McGibbon was 2-for-4 with four RBIs and a run scored to lead Clemson's offense.

Notes: D.J. Smith hit his first career double for Georgia. ... Kyle Farmer had his 10-game hitting streak snapped. ... Heath Holder pitched two shutout innings, allowing no hits and no walks with a strikeout. Jarrett Brown also pitched two shutout innings and allowed three hits. 
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