The thrilling 14-game win streak for Hurricanes baseball was broken on Thursday night against No. 21 Virginia Tech in a 12-5 loss.

A 6-2 win on Friday, a 5-4 win on Saturday and a dominant 15-5 win on Sunday were the scores to UM's weekend sweep against No. 3 Virginia.

“It’s a good start to the series,” Miami head coach Gino DiMare said. “We got some big hits and answered back after they scored. We outhit them and we outpitched them. I’m very happy with the series opening win and we’ll turn the page and get ready to play tomorrow.”

Last season, Duke beat Miami in the Atlantic Coast Conference Baseball championship. But this season, the players certainly did not forget about the near past.

With a No. 13 ranking – its highest all season — Miami has restored its consistency and drive seen in its best start to a season since 2013, before hosting a top-15 Florida team in mid-February.

“Jordan Miller is the best offensive rebounder that I have ever coached,” Miami head coach Jim Larrañaga said. “His ability to get to the ball and tap it in from any angle is amazing.”

“Jordan Miller is the best offensive rebounder on our team,” Miami head coach Jim Larrañaga said. “For him to get that one at the end was real spectacular.”

"They made the plays," Miami head coach Jim Larrañaga said. "Very much like how we made the plays at their place to win by three points."

The Hurricanes (19-8, 11-5 Atlantic Coast Conference) lost their second game of the season to the Virginia Cavaliers (17-10, 11-6 ACC), breaking their three-game win streak that started after their first loss to Virginia on Feb. 5.

“If we don’t force turnovers, we’re going to struggle defensively,” Miami head coach Jim Larrañaga said. “When we are forcing turnovers, and we’re pretty darn good in the open court at converting those, that makes a huge difference.”