Wyatt Langford blasts 2-run home run completely out of the park for early lead over Vanderbilt

It is 380 feet to left-center field at Florida‘s Condron Ballpark but Wyatt Langford cleared the wall and then some Sunday with his first-inning two-run bomb against Vanderbilt.

Langford’s 13th homer of the season flew past both the outfield wall and then the wall inclosing the ballpark for a monstrous shot that gave the Gators an early lead.

Hitting in the two-hole, Langford worked the count against Commodores starting pitcher Greysen Carter to 3-1. Carter then threw a 92-mph flat fastball over the middle of the plate.

Langford didn’t miss.

Florida added another run in the inning to take a 3-0 lead.

The Gators have been playing some excellent baseball in the series featuring two top-10 teams. They 10-run ruled the Commodores on Friday as Vanderbilt starter Patrick Reilly got shelled for eight runs in four innings.

They then took Game 2 with a 6-2 victory.

Langford entered the day with three hits in eight at-bats with two walks and three ribbies against Vanderbilt in the series.

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