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.
Corey Braun pitched a complete-game shutout in Friday’s win against Tulane. ORACLE PHOTO/ CAMILLE GRALL
Sebastian Greico completed an out at first base during Friday’s 3-0 win against Tulane. ORACLE PHOTO/ CAMILLE GRALL
Southpaw pitcher Corey Braun only allowed two hits in nine innings on Friday. ORACLE PHOTO/ CAMILLE GRALL
Senior Bradke Lohry singled in the fourth inning. ORACLE PHOTO/ CAMILLE GRALL
The USF Sundolls performed at Friday’s win against Tulane. ORACLE PHOTO/ CAMILLE GRALL
Sebastian Greico scored the last run of the game in Friday’s 3-0 win against Tulane. ORACLE PHOTO/ CAMILLE GRALL
Ryan Pruitt started Saturday’s win against Tulane with a single. ORACLE PHOTO/ CAMILLE GRALL
A single from Jackson Mayo scored Ryan Pruitt and Stewart Puckett in the bottom of the first inning Saturday. ORACLE PHOTO/ CAMILLE GRALL
Carlos Jacome bunts in Saturday’s 8-6 win against Tulane. ORACLE PHOTO/ CAMILLE GRALL
Lance Trippel scores for the Bulls in the bottom of the fourth inning Saturday. ORACLE PHOTO/ CAMILLE GRALL
Jackson Mayo scored in Saturday’s win against Tulane. ORACLE PHOTO/ CAMILLE GRALL
Lance Trippel hit a homer to left field on Saturday. ORACLE PHOTO/ CAMILLE GRALL
Lance Trippel celebrates with the team after a three-run homer on Saturday. ORACLE PHOTO/ CAMILLE GRALL
Bryce Archie made a relief appearance on Saturday and pitched four innings. ORACLE PHOTO/ CAMILLE GRALL
First baseman Sebastian Greico catches the ball for an out on Saturday. ORACLE PHOTO/ CAMILLE GRALL
Carlos Jacome makes an out on second base in Saturday’s win against Tulane. ORACLE PHOTO/ CAMILLE GRALL
Landen Yorek ended the game Saturday earning his third save. ORACLE PHOTO/ CAMILLE GRALL
Lance Trippel scored the Bulls’ first run on Sunday. ORACLE PHOTO/ CAMILLE GRALL
Shortstop Bradke Lohry throws the ball to make an out in Sunday’s win against Tulane. ORACLE PHOTO/ CAMILLE GRALL
Carlos Jacome hit a homer to left field on Sunday. ORACLE PHOTO/ CAMILLE GRALL
Carlos Jacome celebrates his home run in Sunday’s 10-3 win against Tulane. ORACLE PHOTO/ CAMILLE GRALL
Matt Rose runs to first base on Sunday. ORACLE PHOTO/ CAMILLE GRALL
Bradke Lohry fielded a ground ball and threw it to first for an out on Sunday. ORACLE PHOTO/ CAMILLE GRALL
Ryan Pruitt earned a stolen base in Sunday’s win against Tulane. ORACLE PHOTO/ CAMILLE GRALL
Jorge DeCardenas pitched the last five innings on Sunday. ORACLE PHOTO/ CAMILLE GRALL
A fan waves a broom during the seventh-inning stretch on Sunday. ORACLE PHOTO/ CAMILLE GRALL
Marcus Brodil scored three runs for the Bulls on Sunday. ORACLE PHOTO/ CAMILLE GRALL
Carlos Jacome throws the ball to Sebastian Greico to make an out at first base on Sunday. ORACLE PHOTO/ CAMILLE GRALL
The Bulls won the third and final game against Tulane on Sunday. ORACLE PHOTO/ CAMILLE GRALL
Camille Grall is the multimedia editor of The Oracle. She is pursuing a degree in integrated public relations and advertising. Camille joined The Oracle in fall 2023 as a correspondent. In addition to her work in journalism, Camille substitute teaches as a step toward her goal of becoming a full-time teacher. Her passion for children and dedication to informing the next generation fuel her desire to make a lasting impact in the classroom. Reach her at camillegrall@usf.edu.
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