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Even with a 1-0 lead, Arizona State (5-2) was in trouble early when Florida-transfer Timmy Manning allowed his first three batters to reach base safely.
All three runs would score, and Mississippi State (5-3) didn’t look back in its 16-3 win over the Sun Devils.
Freshman Luke Hill and junior Ethan Long led all ASU hitters with each going 2-for-4 with a run and an RBI. Hill homered in the third inning for his first-career collegiate home run. Long added a solo-shot of his own in the eighth inning.
NUKE. LUKE.
— Sun Devil Baseball (@ASU_Baseball) February 26, 2023
OPPO TACO FOR HIS FIRST CAREER DINGER.
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Manning ended up throwing three full innings, but he allowed six earned runs in the process of six hits. After throwing 22-straight scoreless innings to start the season, the Sun Devil starting rotation — mainly Khristian Curtis and Manning — allowed 11 earned runs in nearly seven innings of combined work.
Righty relievers Matt Tieding and Jesse Wainscott each allowed three runs in-relief. Will Rogers gave up four earned runs.
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Due to weather restrictions with High Point University’s travel situation, Tuesday’s ASU baseball game is canceled. The Sun Devils will resume play Wednesday against North Dakota State at 6:00 p.m. at Phoenix Municipal Stadium.
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