“We picked up some wins to start conference play. Conference games matter no matter the opponent. These games give us a chance to get seeded down the road in the tournament. I am pleased with some of the guys that have done. We’re looking forward to a great season,” said Johnny Hernandez, Bethune-Cookman’s head baseball coach.
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