The Miami Hurricanes (30-12, 10-9 ACC) suffered a series-opening loss to the California Golden Bears 9-2, but there might be bigger issues on the horizon. Miami had turned a new leaf with its starting rotation, with Rob Evans coming in as the Friday starter and starting with an 8-1 record as the team's ace. However, he took a couple of early blows against an eager Golden Bears team, jumping on him, surrendering four runs, two earned, with three strikeouts. Soon after, Evans was taken out of the game two-thirds of the way through the second inning due to an injury. "It was a reaction thing," head coach J.D. Arteaga said in a postgame interview with Lemon City Live. "The ball was hit up the middle, his reaction was to go get it. It's an ankle sprain. Right now, we don't know how long he is going to be out. It's an ankle sprain; nothing was broken.…