The Elon Phoenix and The Citadel were involved in a fight on Thursday night. Two Elon players and Two Citadel players were ejected from the game. The two Elon players ejected were third baseman Scott Riddle and pitcher Jared Kernodle. The two Bulldogs that were ejected are catcher Ben Carr and pitcher Nick Sprowls. All four players will face three game suspensions which will carry over to the NCAA Tourney. I have posted the video of the fight below.
Suspended Archive
Maryland’s Bakich discusses Ejection
Fullerton’s Serrano suspended 3 Games
Cal-State Fullerton head coach Dave Serrano has been suspended for three games after bumping umpire Larry Randall during an argument on Saturday night against Pepperdine. Big West senior associate commissioner Rob Halvaks stated the following about the rule: "It’s an NCAA rule: it’s an automatic three-game suspension if there is contact with an umpire, It cannot be appealed; there is no appeal process." Serrano began serving the suspension on Sunday afternoon missing the Titans victory over Long Beach State and will miss the first two games of the TCU series this upcoming weekend.
Tulane C Jeremy Schaffer suspended 11 Games
Tulane sophomore catcher Jeremy Schaffer has been suspended by the university for 11 games during the 2010 season. According to a report in The Times-Picayune, he broke the student-athlete policy. Schaffer is not in the lineup today for the Green Wave against Boston College after going 2-4 with an RBI last night.
Georgia’s Levi Hyams arrested
Georgia sophomore shortstop/second baseman Levi Hyams was arrested on Saturday morning at 12:53 am for underage possession of alcohol, giving false information, and possession of a fraudulent ID. Hyams was seen by a police officer scaling a fence at the UGA Campus Transit facility when the officer investigated found Hyams hiding in some bushes. Coach Dave Perno declined comment to the Athens-Banner Herald about the situation. According to UGA Athletic Association rules, he faces a suspension of 10 percent of his teams games which comes out to 5 or 6.
Cohen suspended by SEC
FROM CBB NEWS SOURCE
BIRMINGHAM, Ala. – Mississippi State baseball coach John Cohen has been suspended for one game as a result of violating the Southeastern Conference Baseball Ejection Policy, commissioner Mike Slive announced late Friday night. Read the rest of this entry »
Tennessee Raleigh Suspended
FROM CBB NEWS SOURCE
BIRMINGHAM, Ala. – University of Tennessee baseball coach Todd Raleigh has been suspended for one game as a result of violating the Southeastern Conference Baseball Ejection Policy, commissioner Mike Slive announced Thursday. Read the rest of this entry »
Andrew Oliver Case Update
I got an email today from Richard Johnson who is the attorney for Andrew Oliver in his case against the NCAA. He states in his email the the courts have dismissed the NCAA’s appeal of the declaratory judgment and permanent injunction against Andrew Oliver. The trial court on March 31st has set a trial date of October 19th to hear Andrew’s case against the NCAA for the remaining breach of contract and tortious interference with contract claims.
The interesting part of this email is the NCAA’s response to the injunction which was put into favor to let Andrew Oliver particpate in College Baseball. The NCAA states that the injuction has affected every single player in College Sports by having an agent represent them in negoations. You can check out the full PDF file by clicking here. I highly recommend it.
Locke back at Florida
Senior LHP Stephen Locke has been added back to the Florida roster after having his charges for DUI dropped. He made his season debut last night against North Florida where he worked the first two innings where he allowed one unearned run on a single hit. Read the rest of this entry »
Oliver wins Case against NCAA

Andrew Oliver
Oklahoma State junior LHP Andrew Oliver won his case against the NCAA so he will be eligible for the 2009 season for the Cowboys. This is great news for Oklahoma State as Oliver is expected to be a first round pick and will be an excellent number 1 starter this season. Read the rest of this entry »
Gagg back at Coastal Carolina

Bobby Gagg back on the mound (Courtesy of CCU Media Relations)
Senior RHP Bobby Gagg has been granted a waiver by the Big South conference making him eligible for the 2009 season. He has a career record of 22-6 with a 2.90 ERA and 187 strikeouts in 273.1 innings over his first three seasons with the Chanticleers. His true breakout season was in 2007 when he went 12-2 with a 2.57 ERA and 84 strikeouts. He picked up Big South Pitcher of the Year and was named a Second-team All-American by Collegiate Baseball. Last season, Gagg had a 6-3 record with a 3.28 ERA while only walking 10 batters in 85 innings pitched. Read the rest of this entry »
Locke out at Florida
Stephen Locke has been kicked off the University of Florida baseball team according to a report by the St. Petersburg Times. Locke picked up a DUI charge early on Saturday and was released on his own recognizance while being told to not drink or drive until his next court date. Read the rest of this entry »








