CORAL GABLES, Fla. - Adrian Casanova's three-run homer capped an eight-run first inning that propelled Clemson to a 14-1 win over Miami on Sunday.<br>
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Casanova's blast, his third of the season, came after Clemson (20-7, 6-3 Atlantic Coast Conference) victimized Miami starting pitcher Scott Maine with two run-scoring singles, two run-scoring doubles and an RBI groundout.<br>
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The Tigers added five runs in the fifth inning, highlighted by Travis Storrer's double that scored Tyler Colvin and Taylor Harbin.<br>
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Miami (23-10, 8-4 ACC) scored its only run when Blake Tekotte stole third and advanced to home on a throwing error.<br>
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Stephen Farris (3-0) dominated the Hurricanes on the mound. He allowed three hits while striking out four and walking none.<br>
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Maine (5-1) lasted just 1/3 of an inning, allowing seven of the eight first-inning runs.<br>
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