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Cannarella flied out on the first pitch, then Paino put together a great AB, but Mendes sat him down looking with a 92 mph fastball on the inside. Priest flied out to end the inning and keep the Seminoles' eight-run lead intact.

Drew Faurot and Chase Williams started the bottom of the inning with a pair of singles. With runners on the corners, Bell threw a wild pitch, letting Faurot score from third and Williams advance to second.

After a few pickoff attempts from Bell, Williams stole third, and Carns took a walk to get runners at the corners again with only one out. B.J. Bailey came to the mound to replace Bell with the Noles threatening.

Harrelson laid down a bunt to bring Williams home, but it resulted in a scary infield collision between Bailey and the second baseman, Dillard. Bailey stayed in the game, but McCladdie came in to 2B to replace Dillard.

Lodise took a walk to load the bases then Myles Bailey was hit by a pitch to score the Noles' fourth run. Fisher reached on a throwing error, scoring the fifth run. Nathan Dvorsky replaced Bailey on the mound for Clemson

Faurot took a walk, scoring another run, and Chase Williams singled to right center to bring home two more. Cmeyla then grounded out, finally ending the inning, but the damage had been done: SEVEN more runs for Florida State.

Alex Lodise ambushed Talan Bell, taking the first pitch deep over the left field wall to open the scoring.

Two batters later, Myles Bailey singled up the middle but was left stranded on first. Florida State takes an early lead in Game 3.

Lodi off the top of the scoreboard!! 🤯

— FSU Baseball (@FSUBaseball)

Clemson's Cam Cannarella got the afternoon started with a leadoff double, but Wes Mendes retired the next three batters to keep the Tigers off the board in the first.

No. 3 Clemson took Game 2 of the top-five series with No. 5 Florida State, forcing a series-clinching Game 3 matchup in Tallahassee. The Seminoles walked off Clemson, 6-5, in 11 innings on Friday, but the Tigers stepped up in Game 2, carrying a 4-3 lead into the weather delay on Saturday night and holding on to close out the final 1.2 innings for the win this afternoon. 

First pitch for Game 3 will be at 2:15 ET on ACCNX. Follow along here for live updates and highlights throughout the ACC showdown.

Game 3 on deck at 2:15 p.m.

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— Clemson Baseball (@ClemsonBaseball)

The Tigers took Game 2 after play resumed in the bottom of the eighth on Sunday afternoon. Reed Garris earned the save for Clemson, going 1.2 innings to close out the top 5 matchup. After the Seminoles walked off the Tigers in Game 1, Clemson forced the rubber match, with first pitch expected around 2:15 ET in Tallahassee. 

Here's how the Tigers closed out their comeback win on Saturday/Sunday!

— Clemson Baseball (@ClemsonBaseball)

The Tigers' pitching sent Game 2 to the ninth inning after play resumed, leading 4-3. Florida State started the bottom of the eighth inning with one out and a runner on first after the game was postponed due to inclement weather last night. 

Florida State drew a walk after the first batter struck out swinging, but Alex Lodise popped up to the catcher on the next at-bat to end the inning. Clemson will look to add some insurance runs in the top of the ninth to try and split the first two games of the series. 

Due to the inclement weather, Game 2 will be postponed for the night and will resume on Sunday at 1 p.m. ET.

The rain started to come down in the seventh inning, but didn't begin to downpour until the top of the eighth. The game was called after lightning was seen in the bottom half of the inning.

Florida State had a runner on first base with one out. Clemson leads 4-3. 

 The final game of the series will start soon after Game 2 concludes.

Due to continued inclement weather in the area, the conclusion of tonight's game has been postponed.

The game will resume on Sunday at 1 p.m. ET, with game 3 of the series to begin shortly afterwards.

— FSU Baseball (@FSUBaseball)

Cam Cannarella has given the Tigers new life, putting Clemson in front with a wacky inside-the-park home run.

An inning filled with rain and a slippery Mike Martin Field, Jack Crighton got the party started with a single up the middle. Joey Volini struck out Jacob Jarrell, but Jay Dillard responded with a double down the line to put runners on second and third.

Volini struck out Andrew Ciufo, but that's when Cannarella flipped the contest on its head. The junior smashed a triple to center field wall, and with his speed, slid into third safely. But the play wasn't over just yet, as FSU's relay throw scampered past third base and to Florida State's dugout.

Cannarella took off for home while Volini chased down the loose baseball, and before the center fielder could reach home plate, he tripped just inches away from the base. The Seminoles had Cannarella dead to rights, but with Volini's bad throw to Nathan Cmeyla at the plate, Cannarella collected himself and scored.

Cam delivers at the plate!!! ties the score with a two-out, two-run triple, then scores on an error on the play to give the Tigers the lead!!

T8 || CU 4, FSU 3

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— Clemson Baseball (@ClemsonBaseball)

The play handed Clemson the lead back for the first time since the fifth inning.

Volini struck out Josh Paino to end the frame.

Insurance run? Check.

Gage Harrelson added to the Seminoles' lead, mashing a homer to right field and making it a 3-1 ball game. It was his fifth of the season.

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— FSU Baseball (@FSUBaseball)

Alex Lodise was inches away from joining Harrelson and Nathan Cmeyla in the home run category, driving a ball to the center field wall, but Cam Cannarella made an outstanding catch to spoil those hopes. 

Cam doing Cam things in CF. 👀

B7 || CU 1, FSU 3

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— Clemson Baseball (@ClemsonBaseball)

Clemson pulled McGovern after the amazing catch, turning to right-hander Chance Fitzgerald. The sophomore got Max Williams to fly out, but Myles Bailey was plunked and Cal Fisher singled to right field, putting runners on first and second with two outs. Fitzgerald got out of the jam by striking out Drew Faurot to end the inning.