Archive for April, 2009

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NCAA Regional Projections (April 9)

For the second straight week, Cal State Fullerton takes the top overall seed in the CBB Regional Projections.  The Titans had a tough week splitting a mid-week series with Arizona State and losing a hard-fought weekend series to UC Irvine 2 games to 1.  Read the rest of this entry »

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Big 12 Weekend Preview Part 1 (April 9-11)

The Big 12 kicks off 2 series early this week in anticipation of the Easter holiday. #16 Texas A&M travels to Manhattan, Kansas to play a surprisingly improved Kansas State ballclub in what should be the top series of the weekend. The other early series features #9 Texas heading to Hawks Field to take on a struggling Nebraska team. Texas A&M, Texas, and Kansas State are all on track to make the Big 12 Tournament and play in the NCAA Tournament, while Nebraska is currently sitting at the bottom of the Big 12 standings with a postseason bid looking out of reach. Read the rest of this entry »

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ACC Recap for April 8th

Here is your ACC Recap for April 8th.

North Carolina 12 Richmond 8

CHAPEL HILL, N.C. – Ryan Graepel and Kyle Seager drove in three runs apiece to lift No. 2 North Carolina to a 12-8 win over Richmond Wednesday at Boshamer Stadium. Right-hander Jimmy Messer kept the Spiders off the scoreboard until the sixth in his second career start for the Tar Heels (26-7). Read the rest of this entry »

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Blowout of the Day: GA Southern hammers GA Tech

I ran across this score tonight and could not believe my eyes. Georgia Southern picked up a split of their series with Georgia Tech by winning 23-3 on Wednesday night. Ty Wright had a huge game as he went 4-5 with a grand slam. The full press release from Georgia Southern is below. Read the rest of this entry »

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Three Scottsdale Coummunity College Players To Become Pump Jacks This Summer

pumpjacksThe East Texas Pump Jacks announced today that Scottsdale Community College catcher Brett Nicholas, pitcher T.J. Geith, and infielder Ryan Oesterle have signed to play in East Texas this summer.

This isn’t the first export SCC, whose team nickname is the Artichokes, has made to the Jacks. The trio joins ‘Chokes associate head coach Ben Taylor, who is preparing for his first season as Pump Jacks head coach.

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Brazos Valley Bombers Add Two from Top-Ranked Arkansas

FROM CBB NEWS SOURCE

arkansasplayersBryan-College Station, TX (April 8, 2009) – Hoping to finish at the top of the Texas Collegiate League standings for the first time this summer, the Brazos Valley Bombers added a pair of players with firsthand experience when it comes to being number one.

Freshman Bo Bigham and Kyle Atkins of #1-ranked Arkansas look to bring youth and energy to the Bombers this summer as they make a run for the 2009 TCL Championship.
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Warner defeats Florida Southern

dan_smithsmallThe Warner Royals, ranked #13 in the NAIA, defeated the Florida Southern Moccasins 9-5 on Tuesday afternoon. Florida Southern is ranked #1 in Division II.

The Royals were led by 1B Dan Smith of Lake Monmorah, Australia. He was 2-5 with a home run and two RBI. DH Jason Griffin also hit a two-run home run for the Royals. Both teams pitched by committee; starter Gary Kott got the win. Story from the Warner Athletics official site: #13 Royals Drown NCAA-II #1 Moccasins Read the rest of this entry »

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NCBWA/D3baseball.com Top 25, Week 7, 2009

FROM CBB NEWS SOURCE

Rk School (first) Last Rec. Pts
1 Eastern Connecticut (15) 1 18-2 604
2 Salisbury (5) 6 26-4 577
3 Millsaps (5) 3 26-4 562
4 Wheaton (Mass.) 2 20-3 512
5 Texas-Tyler 5 27-6 500
6 Wooster 7 24-4 493
7 Trinity (Conn.) 4 15-3 476
8 Southern Maine 8 14-3 440
9 St. Scholastica 9 14-2 422
10 Pomona-Pitzer 14 25-3 415
11 Heidelberg 10 19-5 400
12 Kean 12 20-6 350
13 Linfield 11 23-5 329
14 Cal Lutheran 17 22-6 283
15 Chapman 13 20-7 227
16 St. Thomas 20 14-5 179
17 Buena Vista 23 19-3 168
18 Rochester 22 18-4 147
19 Marietta 15 14-6 124
20 Shenandoah 24 24-5 116
21 Cortland State 19 16-7 111
22 UW-Whitewater 16 8-5 98
23 Augustana 21 17-6 80
24 Christopher Newport 18 16-6-1 68
25 Beloit – 16-2 58

Dropped Out: No. 25 Penn State-Behrend, No. Also receiving votes: Curry 51, Keystone 43, York (Pa.) 41, George Fox 39, Suffolk 34, Mount St. Mary 28, RPI 27, Carthage 19, UW-Oshkosh 18, Methodist 18, St. Olaf 15, Birmingham-Southern 12, Illinois Wesleyan 11, Pacific Lutheran 6, Aurora 5, Rhodes 4, John Carroll 4, Thomas More 3, Oneonta State 2, UW-Stevens Point 2, Penn State-Behrend 1, Rowan 1, Lynchburg 1

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The Warning Track with Brian Foley (April 8th)

I will check in throughout the season with my thoughts on some recent news and notes in College Baseball.

The biggest news on Tuesday was Arizona State dropping a tough road game against Arkansas 7-3 in Baum Stadium. The Razorbacks are now 23-6 while being 10-2 in the SEC. I know some people have questions on the Razorbacks early season schedule but they are 10-2 in the SEC with road series victories over South Carolina and Auburn. Read the rest of this entry »

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College Baseball Scores for April 7th

We will be providing you with the Top 30 scores everyday throughout the season thanks to D1Baseball.com who has teamed up with us. Here are the scores for April 7th. We will put up a new post every night so you can check out all the scores from around the country at one place. Read the rest of this entry »

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CBB Players of the Week for April 8

Nolan Moody tossed the first no-hitter in a Big Ten Conference game since 2006.  (Michigan State Media Relations)

Nolan Moody tossed the first no-hitter in a Big Ten Conference game since 2006. (Michigan State Media Relations)

Nolan Moody threw Michigan State’s first no-hitter in over sixteen years to earn CBB Pitcher of the Week, and Chris Wallace of Houston put together a 9-for-18 week at the plate, including three homeruns and thirteen RBI, after missing nineteen games after taking a fastball to the face during the final game of the Houston College Classic earlier this year to earn CBB Hitter of the Week.

Moody toed the rubber for the opening game of the Spartans’ series against Northwestern, and he didn’t disappoint.  Moody had a perfect game working until a two-out walk in the eighth inning.  He would walk one more batter in the ninth, but a game-ending double play sealed the no-hitter and Michigan State victory.  Moody also struck out five batters, which tied his previous career-high.  Read the rest of this entry »

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ACC Recap for April 7th

Here is your ACC Recap for April 7th.

North Carolina 3 East Carolina 1

CHAPEL HILL, N.C. – North Carolina right-hander Patrick Johnson carried a no-hitter into the seventh against hard-hitting East Carolina, and the No. 2 Tar Heels held off a late rally for a 3-1 win over the No. 14 Pirates Tuesday at Boshamer Stadium. With the victory, Carolina (25-7) extended its current winning streak to nine over ECU (25-6).

Johnson (2-0) was masterful against the Pirates, who entered the night eighth nationally with a .361 team average. Over a career-best 6 1/3 innings, the Conover, N.C., native struck out a career-high 11, walked three and allowed just the one base hit in the seventh. He retired six of the final seven batters he faced via the strikeout and fanned two or more in four separate frames. Read the rest of this entry »