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Sandefer pitched 5 2/3 shutout innings, striking out five and limiting Rider to two hits as Florida opened the Gainesville Regional with an 8-7 win.
Bottom-of-the-order power keyed the win, with five-through-nine hitters combining for seven hits, three homers, and six runs.
Brendan Lawson delivered the walk-off in the ninth, giving Florida an 8-7 victory.
Florida saved ace Liam Peterson for a potential regional-clinching matchup later in the weekend.
Florida manager Kevin O'Sullivan praised Sandefer's performance and the need to stay sharp with the bullpen.
The bullpen struggled late, allowing seven runs in the final two innings.
Caden McDonald hit a solo homer in the eighth to start Florida's comeback.
Karson Bowen added a triple in the eighth following McDonald's homer.
Cade Kurland capped the eighth with a two-run homer to give Florida a lead.
Florida's next game is scheduled for Saturday against Troy or Miami.
Rider mounted a late push but could not overcome the early Florida lead.

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Lawson hit a 444-foot walk-off homer in the bottom of the ninth to beat Rider 8-7, sealing Florida's regional opener.
Kyle Jones, Landon Stripling, and Cade Kurland also homered as Florida built an early lead before Rider's late surge.
Rider tied the game in the eighth with a grand slam and again in the ninth before Lawson's title moment.
Florida's coach credited the offense's overall depth and some luck in late innings for the win.
Brendan Lawson emphasized keeping things simple as the team regains power in recent games.
Coach O'Sullivan said the win showed a balance of lineup depth and timing, with some luck involved in late innings.
Florida remains undefeated in regional play and advances to face the Miami-Troy winner.
Rider mounted a late scoring surge with a grand slam and home runs in the eighth and ninth innings.
The Gainesville Regional matchup drew attention as Florida sought a potential Super Regional-clinching path.
Cam Parker reported on the Florida Gators, Auburn Tigers and Clemson Tigers; the article provides post-game analysis from the Gainesville Regional.

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Florida rallied from a late deficit to beat Rider 8-7 in the Gainesville Regional opener.
Cade Kurland delivered the go-ahead two-run homer in the eighth as Florida regained the lead.
Coach Kevin O’Sullivan credited the team’s late-game resilience and timely hits.
O’Sullivan said the team must pitch better and play solid defense to advance.
Rider challenged Florida’s bullpen, using two strong arms late in the game.
Florida’s offense featured multiple players contributing key hits beyond the homers.
O’Sullivan noted the team’s prior losses and encouraged the players to move past them.
The Gators now prepare for their next opponent with a strong offensive showing behind the bullpen.
O’Sullivan confirmed Florida will start Aidan King in the next game.
The win showcased Florida’s depth as several players contributed in the victory.

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Kurland hit a game-changing home run in the eighth to spark a Florida rally.
Lawson opened the ninth with the game-tying hit to set up a late Florida rally.
Florida edged Rider 8-7 in a tight regional contest at Condron Family Ballpark.
The comeback featured a late-inning surge that shifted momentum in Gainesville.
The win keeps Florida’s postseason hopes alive in the Gainesville Regional.
Cade Kurland and Brendan Lawson delivered the two big hits for Florida.
The game took place Friday at Condron Family Ballpark in Gainesville, Florida.
The opposition was Rider, also known as the Broncs, in the NCAA Gainesville Regional.
The article frames the performance as a tale of two hitters delivering in clutch moments.
The postgame coverage notes Florida’s sustained coverage by GatorsOnline Plus.

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