In a crucial matchup at the Men's College World Series, Florida State's baseball team emerged victorious over Virginia, securing a 7-3 win to extend their run towards their program's first-ever national championship. The Seminoles showcased their skill and determination, capitalizing on key opportunities to secure the much-needed victory.

It was in the third inning that Florida State made their first major move, as James Tibbs III drew a bases-loaded walk, giving the Seminoles an early lead. As the game progressed, Jaime Ferrer displayed his power at the plate, smashing two home runs during the day. His incredible batting contributed to four of the Seminoles' seven runs, cementing his crucial role in the team's success.

On the pitching side, Connor Dorsey displayed his prowess, delivering an impressive performance on the mound. Dorsey pitched seven solid innings, surrendering only three earned runs while striking out seven batters. His exceptional display maintained Florida State's advantage throughout the intense competition.

As a result of their triumphant victory over Virginia, Florida State has successfully battled off elimination and will now face the loser of the UNC-Tennessee game. The upcoming elimination game is scheduled to take place on Tuesday at 2 p.m., providing the Seminoles with another opportunity to continue their impressive postseason campaign.

The path to the national championship for Florida State remains challenging, but their recent victory over Virginia has injected newfound confidence into the team. With their relentless spirit and determination, the Seminoles aim to make history by capturing their program's first-ever national championship title.

As the Men's College World Series continues, all eyes will be on Florida State as they face another crucial elimination game in their quest for glory.