Florida State softball swept Syracuse over the weekend in Tallahassee. The No. 10 Seminoles outscored the Orange 36-8 in the weekend series, with the first two games ending early because of run rules. FSU had 31 hits in three games as they improved their record to 36-8 on the season. And they did so while suffering a true scare when freshman catcher Anna Hinde was hit by a pitch in a way you've never seen before. Don't worry. No one was hurt. And the teammates hiding their faces did so out of embarrassment rather than horror. Here's what happened:Syracuse pitcher Julianna Verni dropped the ball during her windup and it rolled toward the batter's box, where it hit freshman Florida State's Hinde at what can best be described as a snail's pace. Way to wear that one Anna😂😂😂😂📺ACCNX#Team43 pic.twitter.com/8k8IPkAuyo— Florida State Softball 🥎 (@FSU_Softball) March 15, 2026Did you know this really counts as an HBP?…