After combining for 20 runs on 16 hits in the first two games, FSU (39-17, 17-4) managed eight hits while stranding eight runners, including two in each of the last three innings. A five-run fifth inning for Miami that was aided by a Rosen throwing error did in Rosen and the Seminoles in a 7-1 loss.
FSU still had an important series victory. “You have to be happy,” Martin said. “There’s no way you’re going to walk away from here unhappy when you’ve won two out of there. But you’re disappointed the way we played in that one inning.“Rosen did a good job. He had one mistake with a cross up in coverage (on a throw to second).”
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