CLEMSON, S.C. - Home runs by Jarrod Schmidt, Jeff Baker and Collin Mahoney pushed Clemson to a 13-6 win over Maryland on Friday night. <br>
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Steve Reba (7-0) gave up six runs on 10 hits but got the win for Clemson. Jared Stuart (3-1) picked up the loss for Maryland. <br>
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The Tigers had three runs in the first inning. Khalil Greene opened the scoring with an RBI single. Kyle Frank scored on Michael Johnson's groundout and Schmidt hit a bloop single to centerfield that plated Greene. <br>
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In the second inning, Kevin McDonald doubled to lead off the frame for Maryland and Anthony Buffone singled him in. The Terps (17-7) tied the score in the third inning off of John McCurdy's two-run homer. <br>
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Greene hit Stuart's 1-2 offering up the middle to score Frank. Greene then stole second base and scored on Baker's double to right. <br>
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Schmidt had a two-run shot to center field to give the Tigers a 7-3 lead. <br>
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Clemson (21-1) went deep again in the fifth. Baker launched his sixth home run of the season, this one a two-run shot, to increase the Tiger lead to 9-3. <br>
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Maryland got back three runs in the seventh. McDonald walked with the bases loaded and Buffone singled in two runs to chase Reba. Relief pitcher Jeff Hahn induced a 6-4-3 double play.
