Now in the bottom half of the fifth, Dubovik opened the frame with a single, then moved over to second on a wild pitch from Stanford. After another wild pitch moved Dubovik to third, Sheahan notched an RBI bunt squeeze to make it 6-2.
The Hurricanes kept the pressure on moments later as Peralta drew a walk before another wild pitch allowed Sheahan to race home from third, extending Miami’s lead to five runs.
In the sixth, the offensive attack continued as Alvarez added to his incredible outing with a two-run homer to right field, a 353-foot shot that plated Sosa and gave the freshman his second long ball of the afternoon to bring the score to 9-2.
After Evans retired the side in order in the top of the seventh, Miami tacked on another run by taking advantage of Stanford defensive miscues to extend their lead. Ogden ripped a single to get aboard, and a groundout from Galvin helped move Ogden into scoring position.
Derek Williams then reached on a throwing error by Stanford shortstop Rashad Hayes, allowing Ogden to come around and score on the play, widening the lead to 10-2.
Miami added to its lead in the bottom of the eighth as Milano lifted a sacrifice fly to right field, bringing home Alvarez to make it 11-2.
Out of the bullpen, Jake Dorn and Packy Bradley-Cooney combined to close out the final two innings for Miami. Dorn struck out three across 1.1 scoreless innings, while Bradley-Cooney recorded the final two outs to seal the Hurricanes’ 11-2 victory.
Miami will now face fourth-seeded Boston College in the ACC Tournament quarterfinals Thursday at 3 p.m., with live coverage on ACC Network and WVUM 90.5 FM.
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