Swinson Tosses Complete Game Victory at Wake Forest :: Terps earn first ACC win of season, 8-2, against Demon Deacons

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Terps earn first ACC win of season, 8-2, against Demon Deacons March 14, 2008 Box Score WINSTON-SALEM, N.C. - Backed by a brilliant performance by starting pitcher Scott Swinson , the Maryland baseball team earned its first ACC victory of the season, 8-2, at Wake Forest Friday afternoon. Swinson (Ellicott City, Md./George Washington University) pitched the first complete game by a Maryland ... [link]

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Terps baseball takes first game at Wake
Published 3/14/2008 by Aaron Kraut at Terrapin Trail
... this weekend. The Terrapin baseball team beat Wake Forest 8-2, behind a complete game, one earned-run performance from sophomore starting pitcher Scott Swinson. It’s the first complete game thrown by a Terps pitcher since 2004. ...

ACC Recap 3/14
Published 3/15/2008 by Brian Foley at The College Baseball Blog
... 2008 CBB Season Previews 2008 CBB Original Content Archives About Florida State 8, Georgia Tech 7 (Game 1) Mar 15 2008 ACC Recap 3/14 Posted by: Brian Foley in ACC Virginia Tech 1 at North Carolina 11 Recap Miami, Florida 12 at North Carolina State 5 Recap Georgia Tech 7 at Florida State 8 CBB RECAP Virginia 8 at Duke 9 Recap Boston College 6 at Clemson 4 Recap Maryland 8 at Wake Forest 2 Recap Tags: ACC , ACC Recap , Boston College , Clemson , ...

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