ATHENS, Ga. - A half inning after PC leveled the score at 3-3, Georgia exploded for eight runs in the bottom of the seventh to end PC's upset bid on Wednesday night at UGA's Foley Field.  The Blue Hose fall to 1-3 on the year while Georgia improves to 3-2. 

PC's starting pitcher, Jesse Harmon, had a rough opening inning, surrendering a quick three runs to Georgia, only one earned, before settling down to work five innings.  The senior scattered six hits and fanned seven Bulldogs. 

The Blue Hose grabbed two runs back in the third inning when Nate Chong's third double of the season pushed Gabe Grammer across.  Chong was plated two batters later on a sacrifice fly by Tony Micklon. 

The equalizer for the Blue Hose came in the seventh after Grammer doubled and was worked around ultimately by Mack Hite's groundout. 

The run removed Harmon from the decision, but the tie was short-lived as the Bulldogs struck back for seventh in the bottom of the frame.  Two singles, a fielder's choice and a double were enough to end the night for PC reliever Steven Richardson who left with one-plus inning of work.  The sophomore was charged with the loss to fall to 0-2 on the year. 

PC used two additional pitchers to get out of the inning and gave set a season high for runs allowed in an inning. 

Grammer led the Blue Hose in batting with a 2-for-4 night at the plate, scoring two of PC's runs.

The Blue Hose will return home before traveling to play three games at Davidson.  The series opener will be against Mount St. Mary's on Saturday at noon, followed by a 3 p.m. game against hosts Davidson and a Sunday finale at 4 p.m. against the Wildcats.