2010 College Baseball Thread.

[Watson]

Quote: Originally Posted by Husker_OS

We set the NCAA record for most guys on a team with 20+ home runs. And I think 1997 was the season where Alabama beat LSU somewhere around the neighborhood of 29-3 in a game in Tuscaloosa. EDIT: Yeah it was 1997. We beat you 28-2. That game was insane. Roberto Vaz went off on LSU that day. Too bad he didn't get to play in the national title game.

29-3...13-6...a fair trade

[Husker_OS]

Pssh...we were missing our best player in the 13-6 game.



So it doesn't count

[Watson]

Quote: Originally Posted by Husker_OS

Pssh...we were missing our best player in the 13-6 game. So it doesn't count

I'm good for a rematch. Hows about April 16-18?

Would that be enough time to re-cooperate after facing the mighty College of Charleston?

edit: what was the final? I only heard yall lost, not a score.

[Husker_OS]

Quote: Originally Posted by WatsonTiger

I'm good for a rematch. Hows about April 16-18? Would that be enough time to re-cooperate after facing the mighty College of Charleston? edit: what was the final? I only heard yall lost, not a score.

I'd rather the rematch take place in Hoover during May. Preferably on a Sunday.


And playing at College of Charleston is far better than playing at home against an Ivy League school and Pepperdine. We took the series from Charleston. Lost today 7-6.

[Watson]

Quote: Originally Posted by Husker_OS

I'd rather the rematch take place in Hoover during May. Preferably on a Sunday.

I'm game if you are.

Quote:

And playing at College of Charleston is far better than playing at home against an Ivy League school and Pepperdine. We took the series from Charleston. Lost today 7-6.

Brown is a joke. But at least Pepperdine has had some recent success and talent

[Husker_OS]

Quote: Originally Posted by WatsonTiger

I'm game if you are. Brown is a joke. But at least Pepperdine has had some recent success and talent

If Alabama can avoid injuries, it's possible we could make a run in Hoover.


College of Charleston > Pepperdine. If for nothing else that we played at their park for the weekend. A place they went 22-5 at in '09.

[Watson]

Pretty Cool stats:

LSU has won 17 straight home games dating back to last season, and the Tigers have won 26 of their last 28 games overall, dating back to last year's SEC Tourney. LSU has a 93-20 mark since April 22, 2008 posting a .823 win percent. LSU's record the past 3 years is 109-38-2, with a .731 win Percent.

And it all stems from a Tie game vs. UGA 3 years ago

[legendkiller5]

Texas over Mizzou 8-5 at the HCC at Minute Maid.

#3 Texas - 8-3.

Mizzou...4-5. Smh.