CLEMSON, SC – Seth Beer continued to be on fire at the plate.
Jordan Greene walked to start the bottom of the fifth. Logan Davidson doubled down the right field line and Greene scored on an error by the right fielder. Davidson advanced to third on the error and then scored on a passed ball.
Seth Beer followed with a solo home run, his tenth of the season, off the top of the batting cage. After five the Tigers lead 5-3.
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