After its disappointing 21-5 loss to Nebraska on Sunday, Maryland baseball needed to hit reset. The Terps had totaled just five hits and only scored in one inning; the offense needed to find its groove to give Maryland a chance to stay afloat with May approaching.
And on Tuesday against Georgetown, Maryland’s offense battled back, tallying 11 hits. However, the Terps’ bats took too long to warm up — by the time Maryland started scoring, they could not overcome the deficit. Overwhelmed by early runs, Maryland fell to Georgetown 8-11 on Tuesday evening at Capital One Field in Tysons, Virginia.