Virginia should've won Game 1 of the 2014 College World Series.

It held Vanderbilt scoreless in eight innings. But in the top of the third, an improbable five walks and error led to nine Commodore runs. The Cavaliers still climbed back to within one run, but they ran out of innings and lost by the score of 9-8.

Expect a different result in Game 2 (start time: 8 p.m. ET).

Virginia's one weakness on Monday, starting pitcher Nathan Kirby, outweighed all of its strengths. But barring another unexpected meltdown, those strengths will even the serie...

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