The Ospreys will counter with PBC Pitcher of the Year Ewasko and fellow all conference selections Matt Incinelli and Brian Rauch. He has looked dominant the past month and has thrown shutouts in two of his last three outings. Willis leads the team with 12 home runs and 50 RBIs, while Bridges is hitting .333 after returning from a knee injury that kept him out the first half of the season. They will take on a Florida Southern pitching staff that is led by John Barnett and Nick Lee. UNF hasn't hit the ball as well this season as it has in years past, but has gotten the timely hitting when it needs it.
Every game there is a new hero.
The UNF offense will need as many heroes as it can muster over the weekend when the University of Tampa comes to Harmon Stadium. Tampa grabbed the No. 1 ranking in the country early in the season and has held it in a death grip the rest of the way. Like UNF, Tampa doesn't exactly knock the cover off the ball, but what it lacks in the long ball department more than makes up for with a starting lineup that features five players hitting better than .300. Outfielder Thomas Carrow is the leader of the bunch, leading the Spartans in eight of 15 offensive categories. UNF is on a bit of a roll as well, winning its last six games heading into this week.