What was meant to be a classic matchup between the Miami Hurricanes and the Troy Trojans turned into late-night madness in Gainesville, Fla. Game two of the Gainesville Regional was scheduled to start at 6:00 p.m. ET, but impending weather pushed the first pitch back by four hours and 15 minutes to 10:15 p.m. ET. What ensued was chaos. Nerves were already high, caffeine had been consumed, and the game that followed matched said intensity. The first three innings would fly by with a breeze. It was a quick pitchers' duel between Canes Ace Rob Evans and Trojans starterBenjamin Stubbs.  Both would attack quickly, but the Hurricanes would be the first to strike, a trend they have followed all season.  It started from an unlikely source, but with how the bottom of the Hurricanes' lineup has been playing recently, it was almost expected.  Shortstop Vance Sheahan would smash his third home run of the season to kick-start the scoring barrage for the Canes.  SUPER SHEAHAN!…