LAWRENCEVILLE — The 17th-ranked Georgia Bulldogs posted a 10-3 win over Georgia State in front of a Coolray Field crowd of 1,054 on Tuesday.
The Bulldogs improved to 17-4 by erasing an early deficit after the Panthers (14-7) struck for a pair of run on three hits in the first off freshman Coleman Willis. With one out and a runner at second, centerfielder Ben Anderson caught a fly ball and fired a strike to Parks Harber at third for an inning-ending double play. It was Anderson’s first assist of the year and sixth as a Bulldog. In the bottom of the second, freshman Caleb Stewart connected for his first career home to put GSU up 3-0. The Bulldogs responded in the top of the third.
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