CORAL GABLES, Fla. — To start the season, No. 24 Miami (12-4, 1-2 ACC) had high expectations with a superstar lineup that could battle anyone in the country. Through the first month of play, the Canes have shown flashes of that team, but have also shown the little things that are causing them from returning to a mainstay in the College Baseball World Series. It doesn't help when little things, such as situational hitting and bullpen issues, cause the team to drop an embarrassing series loss to Boston College, dropping game three 9-5. The Hurricanes' offense remains one of the best in the country, but playing with an inconsistent pitching core continues to hold them back. The first inning saw the Canes bring in a run, but in a matter of moments, they found themselves down one run after a second-inning burst from the Eagles. Sunday starter Tate DeRias was having a rough afternoon, and it wouldn't get any better.…