BRIGHTON, Mass. — Just like the weather that delayed the start time of No. 23 Boston College baseball's series opener against No. 3 Georgia Tech by two hours, the Eagles had a miserable night at the plate en route to a 9-0 loss to the Yellow Jackets (43-9, 23-5 ACC) on Thursday. BC's woes at the plate started immediately, as its top three batters in the order — Julio Solier, Nick Wang, and Ty Mainolfi — all struck out, which set the tone for an abysmal overall performance. BC (36-18, 17-11 ACC) simply could not find a way to crack the pitching of Georgia Tech starter Tate McKee, who went a full seven innings, limiting the Eagles to just one hit while racking up 14 strikeouts — a career-high for the junior righty and the most a Yellow Jacket has generated in a conference game since 2018. The defeat marked the first time since May 2, 2025, in a 2-0 loss to Stanford, that BC failed to score a single run, and Georgia Tech's 18 strikeouts tied a program record for the most strikeouts in an ACC matchup.…