Virginia Tech baseball head coach John Szefc and shortstop Pete Daniel spoke to the media after Virginia Tech's 6-2 loss to Cal Poly. Here's the entirety of what they had to say. Szefc's opening statement: JS: "Yeah, just a tough night for our guys. I mean, we just didn't play. We hadn't played in a week. It kind of looked that way, or kind of pretty rusty in a lot of different ways. We did a lot of OK stuff, nothing really tremendous. Give them credit. Their starter, Griffin Naess was very good. I mean, it just went their way. I don't even know how many base hits they had where it was just bouncing balls to the infield on a hard surface. But give him credit. Had 13 hits, and they walked like five times. On paper, they probably should have won that game a lot more than 6-2. But credit our guys for kind of keeping it close and giving a shot at the end." On if anything changed with the different playing surface at Jackie Robinson Stadium (Los Angeles, Calif.): JS: "I don't know.…