After playing error-free ball in its first four games, Florida State committed four errors in Saturday's 12-6 win over UNC-Asheville.
FSU fell behind early as two errors in the first inning lead to three runs against starting pitcher Michael Hyde.
Michael Hyde's afternoon ended after he allowed two runs in the top of the fifth to leave the Seminoles with a slim 6-5 lead.
That was as close as UNC-Asheville (0-2) got, however, as FSU pounded out four runs in the bottom of the inning and added two more in the seventh.
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