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The Georgia Bulldogs' baseball season came to a disappointing close in the Tallahassee Regional, where David Perno's club fell to the Ohio State Buckeyes in an elimination game.

Despite a five-hour rain delay, the Georgia Bulldogs baseball team took control of the first game of the Tallahassee Regional and handed the Ohio State Buckeyes a 24-8 setback. No, that is not a typo.

On the second day of the SEC baseball tournament, the Georgia Bulldogs claimed an extra-inning victory over the Arkansas Razorbacks to continue through the winners' bracket in Hoover.

Following their late-season swoon, the Georgia Bulldogs were not expected to accomplish much in the SEC baseball tournament in Hoover. On Wednesday afternoon, though, the Diamond Dogs surprised their detractors by beating the third-seeded Ole Miss Rebels 6-3.

The complete collapse of the Georgia Bulldogs' once-promising baseball season continued on Friday night as the Diamond Dogs fell once again to the South Carolina Gamecocks.

The Georgia Bulldogs finally snapped their eight-game losing streak in Sunday's baseball game against the Vanderbilt Commodores, showing grit and determination in a 4-3 Mother's Day victory.

Same story, different day. The Georgia Bulldogs fell to the Vanderbilt Commodores by a 9-2 margin in Saturday's second series meeting between the SEC baseball clubs.

The tailspin continued for the Georgia Bulldogs baseball team as David Perno's club hosted the Vanderbilt Commodores on Friday night and lost their seventh straight outing.

Saturday saw the Florida Gators take back-to-back one-run baseball games from the Georgia Bulldogs as the visitors won 7-6 in the first outing before claiming Friday night's postponed meeting 10-9 in extra innings.

The Georgia Bulldogs watched an early 8-0 lead in Friday night's baseball game against the Florida Gators dissolve into a 9-9 tie in the ninth inning, when the game was postponed due to rain.