In a dominant performance, Florida State University (FSU) baseball shut out the University of Notre Dame with an 11-0 victory in game one. The Seminoles started strong, scoring two runs in the first inning, driven in by Nathan Cmeyla's one-out double. Pitcher Wes Mendes set the tone, striking out the side in the first and finishing with six innings pitched, allowing only three hits, no runs, and striking out seven batters. After a quiet second and third inning, FSU's offense exploded in the sixth, scoring seven runs. Key contributions came from Cmeyla, who recorded three RBIs, and John Stuetzer, who hit a three-run home run. The game concluded with Brodie Purcell on the mound, who secured the shutout by striking out the final two batters after allowing a lead-off double. This victory sets a strong tone for the series against Notre Dame.