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9/8/2010
Rogers delivers in clutch, Gamecocks win
Boyd Rogers drove in 6 runs, carrying South Carolina to a 16-1 victory over the Anteaters. Trent Vandagrift knocked home 5 runs for the Gamecocks. Luke Neill knocked home 4 runs for the Gamecocks. |
BoxCaceres outburst not enough to carry Crimson Tide
Mel Caceres blasted 2 homers, but it wasn't enough to lift the Crimson Tide over the Owls. Rice won by a score of 4-3. Scott Espinosa struckout 9 Alabama batters in the contest. |
BoxJoyce's 8-K performance not enough
Malcom Joyce whiffed 8 batters, but the Commadores managed to beat the Horned Frogs, 3-1. |
BoxGallagher delivers in clutch, Tigers MEM win
Deon Gallagher drove in 4 runs, carrying Memphis to a 7-2 victory over the Volunteers. |
BoxRazorbacks can't contain Lewis, fall 9-7
Adrian Lewis was on his game, knocking in 3 runs in Long Beach State's 9-7 victory over the Razorbacks. Lewis also had 3 hits in the game. |
BoxPrevious Day's HeadlinesWHO'S HOT - Last 5 Games | | L. Kamm, Bears | | .529 | 4 HR | 8 RBI | | M. Morris, Wildcats A.. | | .346 | 4 HR | 8 RBI | | R. Macias, Jayhawks | | .316 | 4 HR | 9 RBI | | L. Walters, Titans | | .500 | 3 HR | 9 RBI | | E. Valdez, Spartans | | .333 | 3 HR | 9 RBI |
| | WHO'S NOT - Last 5 Games | | T. Lake, Red Raiders | | 5 for 26 (.192) | | R. Kampouris, Beavers | | 4 for 25 (.160) | | F. Woodard, Blue Devi.. | | 1 for 20 (.050) | | R. Hafey, Cardinal | | 4 for 23 (.174) | | L. Cottrell, Jayhawks | | 1 for 20 (.050) |
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8/30/2010
Schedule news
This year's non-conference schedule calls for:
ACC vs. Big 12
Pac 10 vs. Big 10
SEC vs. Big West7/26/2010
Historic Performances:
It is harder to track individual player offensive highlights, so let me know if you see any 4 HR games, 8+ RBI games, hit for cycle, 5+ SB's, etc.
Perfect Games
Freshman Alec Courmier of the LSU Tigers - Season 5
No-Hitters
Junior Adrian Hanna of the Fresno State Bulldogs - Season 6 - TWICE
Freshman Marcos Daglia of the Rice Owls - Season 6
Sophomore Spencer Doran of the Illinois Fighting Illini - Season 6
Junior Matty Gomez of the Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets - Season 6
Senior Alexis Hood of the Missouri Tigers - Season 6
Senior Rubin Lynch of the Iowa Hawkeyes - Season 6
Senior Norman Thurston of the Florida Gators - Season 6
Junior Lucas Simpson of the Oregon State Beavers - Season 7
Sophomore Devon Quantrill of the Vanderbilt Commodores - Season 7
Sophomore Perry MacCormack of the Florida State Seminoles - Season 7
Junior Trevor Meeks of the Long Beach State 49ers - Season 7
Junior Rusty Bartley of the California Golden Bears - Season 7
Freshman Aaron Twitchell of the Clemson Tigers - Season 7 (playoffs)
Junior Devon Quantrill of the Vanderbilt Commodores - Season 8
Senior Damien Walker of the Nebraska Cornhuskers - Season 8
Batting Prowess
Sophomore Mike Salazar of the Duke Blue Devils had an 8 RBI game - Season 7
Win Streaks
19 - Florida Gators - Season 6
18 - Fresno State Bulldogs - Season 6
Other
Season 6 - Oklahoma Sooners won a game by the score of 26-4, getting 23 hits (including 15 extra-base hits (8 homers))
Season 6 - North Carolina and Maryland waged war for 21 innings, with the Tarheels finally getting the win. Gavin Morris, sophomore pitcher for Maryland, went 9 1/3 innings in relief.
Season 6 - The Stanford Cardinal won the championship game in Game 3, bottom of the 9th, walkoff fashion. Jerry Walsh, junior, capped a 4-hit game with the solo homer to win the title.
Season 7 - Junior Eric Walker mustered enough strenth to hit a home run in the top of the 20th inning, tallying the first run scored in the game since the 7th, as Memphis won a marathon over Oklahoma State, in a game featuring exceptional relief pitching.
Season 7 - The Clemson Tigers won a game 21-2, getting 23 hits (including 11 extra-base hits (8 homers))
Season 7 - When junior Jake Evans homered for the Cal State Fullerton Titans in the top of the 14th inning, he was set to be the hero. But Memphis responded with a run in the bottom of the 14th. When Evans came to the plate in the 20th inning, the bases were loaded and he made sure he was the hero this time, hitting a grand slam to lead the Titans to the 9-5 victory.