The Terps rallied for four in the bottom of the ninth to force extra innings, but the Hoyas scored in the top of the tenth and held on in the bottom half of the inning for the win.
Despite just six hits, the Terps used 10 walks to key their offensive performance in the win.
McCoy was dominant, throwing eight shutout innings, allowing just three hits while striking out nine in the process.
The Terps used a six-run eighth inning to defeat the Colonials.
Kyle McCoy and Nate Haberthier dominated, throwing nine innings of shutout baseball in the win.
The Terps will look to bounce back in the rubber game on Sunday.
Five lead changes and 11 innings later, the Terps escaped Newark with a win.
The combo of Kyle McCoy and Nate Haberthier dominated the Black Bears’ lineup in seven innings of work, and the solid performance from the Terps’ bats gave them a comfortable Sunday victory.
A two-run bottom of the ninth inning gave the Commodores a walk-off win.
The Terps will take on No. 4 Ole Miss, No. 7 Vanderbilt and Hawaii.