USF was in Reno last weekend where the weather played a large factor. Near freezing temperatures along with the wind blowing out helped the Wolf Pack register a 16-10 victory in the opener. Don's pitchers gave up 17 hits and the Don's defense surrendered 4 errors. The Dons split Saturday's doubleheader. winning the wild nightcap 10-9 as Jim O'Shea went six innings to pick up his third win. He then had to sit back and watch the five run lead he had forged evaporate. His thoughts on the bench typify the snakebitten Diamond Dons of '87. "I sat back and I was ready to lose." O'Shea said (TheFoghorn).
