Georgia Tech erupts for 14 runs, run-rules rival Georgia in seven-inning rout

ATLANTA (Interstat) — Georgia Tech erupted for 14 runs on 14 hits to run-rule rival and sixth-ranked Georgia 14-4 in seven innings Tuesday night at Bobby Dodd Stadium.

The Bulldogs struck first on Michael O’Shaughnessy’s two-run homer in the opening inning, but the Yellow Jackets responded with seven unanswered runs. O’Shaughnessy and Henry Allen homered in the fifth for Georgia, but Tech answered with a five-run frame, highlighted by Ryan Zuckerman’s two-run shot and Jarren Advincula’s two-run single.

Drew Burress led Georgia Tech, going 4 for 4 with three RBIs. Jake Lankie earned the win with 1 2/3 scoreless innings of relief. Georgia used six pitchers in the loss.

Georgia Tech improved to 31-7 overall, while Georgia fell to 32-10.