All right, everyone. Welcome into another edition of K-Time, your favorite Florida State baseball podcast slash videocast, whatever we do with this thing.

Chris Chavez, former FSU All-American, and I'm Corey Clark, back for another week.

And Chris, this was a lot better week.

Obviously, the competition wasn't as fierce as you played the week before.

But Stetson is no joke.

Notre Dame is no joke.

I certainly wasn't expecting a four and a week.

I really wondered how they would respond to O and four the week before.

What did you learn, if anything, about maybe the makeup or character of a baseball team

that answers an O and four week with a 4-0 week of its own?

The resilience in the fight and the coaching staff having them prepared.

You know, we talked about it last podcast and just what this coaching staff was going to have

to go through for a while to try to figure out the lineup that was going to work,

not having Miles Bailey.

And this weekend, you know, you're able to see the same lineup, three games in a row.

And that makes it a whole lot easier for a coach when he has that confidence.

You know, when he pencils that in, you know, I know this team's going to go out there and do

what I need them to do.

And I think for, I think I might not be right, but I think this was the first time all year,

one of the first times anyway, that Link has used the same lineup for three straight games.

The batting order was the exact same.

Now, Stutzer got hurt on Sunday sliding into second, our third actually worked out all right

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