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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.

After getting shelled in Saturday's first outing, the Georgia Bulldogs rebounded to make a game of it in their second showdown with No. 1 seed LSU in the SEC baseball tournament before falling 3-2.

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.

An early start on the season's final SEC baseball series did not help the Georgia Bulldogs, who gave up a grand slam in a loss to the South Carolina Gamecocks on Thursday night.

The Georgia Bulldogs' baseball losing streak ended on Sunday and the Diamond Dogs continued their winning ways at Turner Field on Tuesday night with a victory over the in-state rival Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets.

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.

After dropping a pair of one-run heartbreakers to the Florida Gators in Saturday's baseball action at Foley Field, the Georgia Bulldogs surrendered a ninth-inning lead to become the victims of an SEC series sweep.