Florida State Sports Information Student Assistant Ultima Rogers who continues a series of interviews with Seminoles baseball players. His guest today is Stuart Tapley who spent the summer of 2009 in the Cape Cod League with the Harwich Mariners where he was joined by teammates John Gast and Geoff Parker.
Archive for October, 2009
KR: New Powers in the Sun Belt?
Kendall Rogers of Rivals.com continues his series of articles previewing different conference today with the Sun Belt. He talks about how last year was a surprise as Western Kentucky and Middle Tennessee broke through with NCAA tournament bids and hope to continue the success from last season in 2010.
Checking in on Former Rhody Rams
One of the biggest stories of the NCAA selection show was the fact that the Rhode Island Rams were not included. They had an outstanding season winning 37 games including victories over Miami (FL), Ohio State, and Oklahoma State. Three of the members of the team started professional careers after the season was over in Eric Smith, Nick Greenwood, and Dan Rhault. GoRhody.com Staff Writer Matt Swiss recently caught up with all three and Zach Zaneski who signed a free agent contract after the 2008 season with the Texas Rangers.
Texas Tech announces Brooks Wallace Memorial Classic
FROM CBB NEWS SOURCE
LUBBOCK, Texas – The Texas Tech Department of Athletics along with head baseball coach Dan Spencer announced the creation of the Brooks Wallace Memorial Classic, an annual college baseball tournament that will be held at Dan Law Field beginning in 2010.
"This is an exciting opportunity for our program as we get to honor the memory of a really great person and baseball player in Brooks Wallace," said Spencer. "The College Baseball Foundation has made him a national figure in our sport in terms of the Wallace Award and we felt that it was time for our program to do something to honor his memory. Brooks was a Red Raider and we are very proud of that."
Princeton adds nine for 2010 season
FROM CBB NEWS SOURCE
PRINCETON (10/6/09) — The Princeton baseball team has announced the nine members of its Class of 2013 that are on campus and competing in the team’s fall practices. The group of players will have an immediate impact on the Princeton program when games begin in early March.
"We are very excited to have this group of players join our team," says Scott Bradley, the Robert H.B. Baldwin ’42 Head Coach of Baseball at Princeton. "It’s a group of hard-nosed and tough players that have excelled in some of the toughest high school programs and leagues in the country."
KR: Mountain West looking to build on Success
Kendall Rogers of Rivals continues his series of articles on conferences with the Mountain West conference. The teams in the conference are looking to build on the national media attention that came to them last season as Stephen Strasburg was a member of the San Diego State Aztecs. They were not the only team from the conference to get a bid to the NCAA tourney as TCU made the Super Regional in Austin and Utah won the Mountain West conference tournament to get in.
UVA’s Morey and ECU’s Marzon star in Fall Scrimmages
Sam Houston State, Utah Valley Unveil 2010 Schedules
Head Coach Mark Johnson has released the 2010 slate for his Sam Houston State Bearkats. After winning the Southland Conference Tournament in 2009, the Bearkats look to continue their winning ways this season. The team will open the campaign on the road against in-state foe TCU (Feb. 19-21). After returning from Fort Worth, Sam Houston State will host Prairie View A&M (Feb. 23), Utah (Feb. 26-28), and Texas Southern (March 2) as well as the Hillcrest Invitational Tournament (March 5-7) in which Creighton and Northern Colorado will take part.
Oakland releases 2010 Slate
FROM CBB NEWS SOURCE
ROCHESTER, Mich. – A season opening series at defending Southeastern Conference champion Ole Miss, who finished the 2009 season ranked No. 11 in the USA TODAY/ESPN Top-25 poll, along with series at Memphis, Michigan State, and Xavier, and a single game at Notre Dame highlight the non-league portion of the 2010 Oakland University baseball schedule, released on Tuesday.
Q and A with FSU’s Geoff Parker
Check out PingWits
The owners of PingWits.com, new College Baseball forum contacted me recently and wanted to see if I could make a post about their fabulous new site. They are looking for people to come on the site and discuss College Baseball from all conferences and levels. Each Division 1 conference has their own seperate forum while Division 2, Division 3, and NAIA also have theirs.
Georgetown releases 2010 Schedule
FROM CBB NEWS SOURCE
Washington, D.C. – The Georgetown University baseball team announced their 2010 schedule on Monday afternoon. The Hoyas will play nine BIG EAST series this season, five at Shirley Povich Field. GU will also take on the top six teams in the BIG EAST standings from 2009 and national power Virginia.







