Virginia’s offense produced fewer than 10 runs for the second time in its first six games, but the primary culprit in the upset loss was the pitching staff and its whopping 12 walks surrendered on the evening.

The ’Hoos have three non-conference matchups lined up this weekend.

The official debut of the Chris Pollard era in Charlottesville is just about here, with Virginia hosting Wagner this weekend for a three game set at the Dish. First pitch is scheduled for Friday, February 13th at 3 pm, followed by Saturday and Sunday contests, each beginning at 1 pm. All action will be broadcasted on ACC Network Extra.

This season, those Cavaliers of various backgrounds come together to fight for the program’s ever-elusive second national championship.

Senior lefty Hunter Sipe – career ERA: 7.52 – relieved, and calmed things down for VMI. Sipe’s line for the day: four innings, 12 batters faced, three Ks. “Credit to Sipe, who came in in relief for them, really stabilized the game and kind of kept the game within striking distance for them,” Pollard said.

After sweeping its opening series at Georgia Southern last weekend, the West Virginia baseball team continues its early-season schedule with three games at Liberty. The