PHOTOS: USF baseball wins series against Tulane
The Bulls swept their first weekend series and notched their second conference series win when they played Tulane.
Corey Braun led the Bulls (16-9, 5-1 AAC) to the 3-0 win Friday night, pitching his first career complete-game shutout.
The Bulls offense shined in Saturday and Sunday’s matinee games, outscoring Tulane (17-11, 2-4 AAC) in both to sweep the Green Wave.
Carlos Jacome said they haven’t changed anything big in practice.
“It’s more us getting more comfortable with ourselves and kind of trusting the process, trusting what our hitting coach has given us, sticking with the approach,” Jacome said.
He went 2-for-7 over the weekend, including five RBIs.
Looking ahead, Jacome said the Bulls are going to focus on what works for them and stick with their approach.
The Bulls will continue conference play against Bethune-Cookman at home at 6 p.m Tuesday. The game will be broadcast on ESPN+ and Bulls Unlimited.
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