A day after Texas and Boston College showed what good pitching looks like, the Ohio State Buckeyes’ baseball team demonstrated what not to do on the mound.

The No. 3 seed Buckeyes, which defeated Georgia earlier Sunday, gave up 37 runs to the No. 1 seed Seminoles, an NCAA postseason record, losing 37-6 in the Tallahassee Regional, per the Tallahassee Democrat.

Florida State advances and will likely host Arkansas in an NCAA Super Regional starting May 5.

FSU scored eight runs in the first, three in the second, nine in the third, just one in the fourth, and 11 in the fifth to take a commanding 31-0 lead.

After two scoreless innings, the ‘Noles added three more in the eighth and two in the ninth.

What were some of the tweets from the Sunshine state saying?

1. 
   PULLanthropy Seriously. Why not have the dang 10-run rule in college baseball? FSU 37-4 over Ohio St. in the top of the 9th. Ridiculous. 31 May 2009 from web
2. 
   cleversomeday FSU baseball breaks NCAA record scoring 37 runs on OSU. GO NOLES!!! 31 May 2009 from web
3. 
   abhsports The worst NCAA baseball game I’ve ever seen is finally over. FSU beats Ohio State 37-6. Numerous NCAA records set today. 01 Jun 2009 from web
4. 
   warchant Florida State defeated Ohio State 37-6 to clinch a super-regional berth. The 37 runs are a new NCAA post-season record for runs in a game. 01 Jun 2009 from web
5. 
   talkhoops @jose3030 did Ohio state think it was a bowl game? 01 Jun 2009 from web in reply to jose3030
6. 
   nikolaz02 Noles win! 37-6 over the Ohio State Buckeyes. Advancing to the SuperRegional! Go #Noles! 01 Jun 2009 from web
7. 
   SlaterLive FSU just POUNCED the Buckeyes of Ohio State…37-6. No, not football… BASEBALL.. Sick! 01 Jun 2009 from web

Third baseman Stephen Cardullo went 7-for-9 for the ‘Noles with five RBI– the hits tying a Florida State team record for a game.

Ohmed Danesh went 4-for-7 with 5 RBI, Jason Stidham was 4-for-5 with 4 RBI, Mike Meschke was 5-for-6 with 4 RBI, and six other Seminoles recorded multiple hits and RBI.

Florida State only hit three homeruns (Meschke, Danesh, Tommy Oravetz), but recorded an NCAA all-time record 15 doubles and 66 total bases.

FSU (@FSU_Baseball) also set an NCAA single-game record for hits with 38.

One FSU Twitterer captured the score in this twitpic:

The scoreboard at Florida State's Dick Howser Stadium show's the historic score

(Twitpic by @mcullen1012)

Here’s what some other Tweeters were thinking throughout the game:

1. 
   TheChadHuck If you can pitch, please report to Tallahassee. Florida State leading Ohio State 31-0, nobody out top of the fifth. (via @PapaGrande) [damn] 31 May 2009 from web
2. 
   ANNESWISH College Baseball newsNOW: Florida State 32 and Ohio State 2 (YIKES, hopefully their football team will handle the balls better in the fall.) 31 May 2009 from web
3. 
   RL_Bynum In the fifth inning, Florida State is beating Ohio State 32-2 in baseball. There are some brutal pitching lines for the Buckeyes. 31 May 2009 from web
4. 
   JKTHOMAS25 Ummm… Florida State is up 32-2 in a baseball game right now… and its only the 6th inning!!! 31 May 2009 from web
5. 
   FocalFury @therotofeed Florida playing Ohio state NCAA baseball…last i heard 32-3 in the 6th inning…NCAA record is 35 31 May 2009 from web in reply to therotofeed
6. 
   kenslats WOW! Ohio State eliminated Georgia in the baseball regionals… Now OSU trails Florida State 32-2.. you think the Buckeyes got tired? 31 May 2009 from web

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