With two outs and Herman Demmink on first, Clemson's Tyler Colvin hit a high chopper to second baseman Jake Kahaulelia. Instead of charging the ball stlghtly, Kahaulelia waited back, fielded, and threw to first, but by that time the speedy Colvin legged out a hit.

The next hitter, Taylor Harbin, then singled off the glove of pitcher Erik Crichton into center to plate Demmink from second, and cut the lead to 5-4.

Andy D'Alessio then walked, and Stan Widman added a single over short to plate two more.

In fairness to Kahaulelia, it would have been tough to charge the ball and make a play, and I'm not 100% certain it could have been done. I didn't have benefit of a replay, and to hold him accountable may be completely unfair.

But as with any split-second play, you wonder what might have been, and if I'm right, ORU would have been out of the inning with a 5-3 lead. Instead, Clemson now leads 6-5 and is still hitting as ORU makes a pitching change.