Fay Throws Alabama's First Complete-Game No-Hitter Since 1942
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TUSCALOOSA, Ala. — On Friday night Tyler Fay pitched Alabama's first nine-inning, complete-game no-hitter in 84 years, striking out 13 and throwing 132 pitches as the Crimson Tide beat Florida 6-0 at Sewell-Thomas Stadium.
Following the game Alabama improved to 16-7 overall and earned its first SEC win, while Florida fell to near 19-4; coaches and players commented after the game and the performance drew national attention and rotation implications this weekend.
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Timeline
- 1. April 24, 1942: Alabama recorded its previous nine-inning no-hitter.
- 2. June 1, 1963: Florida was previously no-hit in a seven-inning game.
- 3. Early 2025: Fay served as Alabama's projected No.1 starter with a 3-2 record.
- 4. Friday night, April 2025: Fay threw a nine-inning, complete-game no-hitter, 13 K, 132 pitches; Alabama won 6-0.
- 5. Postgame: Teams, coaches, and media reacted; Alabama's record and rotation outlook updated.
Why it matters
This historic sports moment brings pride to Alabama and its fans. It's a reminder of the thrill and unpredictability of baseball. If you're a fan, you might want to keep an eye on Tyler Fay's career. His performance could impact Alabama's future games.
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