(04-02-2010 01:34 PM)1badbird Wrote:  College Card, we should be good to go against Nova this weekend. I caught their baseball team coming of the plane yesterday and gave them the "stink eye".

That's worked so far! We shut them out 7-0 tonight.

Today's winners: Rutgers, UofL, UConn, ND, & USF.

Rutgers 5-0, 14-10
Louisville 4-1, 23-3
South Florida 4-1, 12-15
Pittsburgh 3-2, 18-6
Connecticut 3-2, 15-7
West Virginia 3-2, 14-12
Villanova 2-3, 16-6
Cincinnati 2-3, 13-11
Saint John's 2-3, 15-9
Georgetown 1-4, 11-12
Seton Hall 1-4, 9-13
Notre Dame 1-4, 9-16

Today's winners: Pitt, UofL, UConn, GTown, St John's, & USF. The Huskies, Cardinals, and Red Storm sweep their weekend series.

Rutgers 5-1, 14-11
Louisville 5-1, 24-3
South Florida 5-1, 13-15
Pittsburgh 4-2, 19-6
Connecticut 4-2, 16-7
West Virginia 3-3, 14-13
Saint John's 3-3, 16-9
Villanova 2-4, 16-7
Cincinnati 2-4, 13-12
Georgetown 2-4, 12-12
Seton Hall 1-5, 9-14
Notre Dame 1-5, 9-17

Pitt (21-7, 5-2) beats #7 Louisville, 8-3 in opener of 3-game series at Pitt's Trees Field.

Today's winners: Pitt, Cincy, St John's, USF, & ND. UConn-Nova was postponed due to weather.

South Florida 6-1, 14-16
Rutgers 5-2, 15-13
Louisville 5-2, 24-5
Pittsburgh 5-2, 21-7
Connecticut 4-2, 19-7
Saint John's 4-3, 17-10
Cincinnati 3-4, 15-12
West Virginia 3-4, 14-16
Villanova 2-4, 17-8
Georgetown 2-5, 14-13
Notre Dame 2-5, 11-17
Seton Hall 1-6, 11-15

(04-09-2010 10:40 PM)CollegeCard Wrote:  Pittsburgh 5-2, 20-6

Pitt is 21-7, they split 2 non-conference games during the past week. They won at Akron and lost at Kent State.

Thanks, correction made. I forget to add those weekday games in for Pitt.

(04-09-2010 04:26 PM)Yosemite Panther Wrote:  Pitt (21-7, 5-2) beats #7 Louisville, 8-3 in opener of 3-game series at Pitt's Trees Field.

Pitt (22-7, 6-2) beats #7 Louisville again, 15-5. Final game noon tomorrow.

Bulls beat Gtown 4-2 to go to 15-16 and 7-1 in Big East

(04-10-2010 04:57 PM)Yosemite Panther Wrote:  

(04-09-2010 04:26 PM)Yosemite Panther Wrote:  Pitt (21-7, 5-2) beats #7 Louisville, 8-3 in opener of 3-game series at Pitt's Trees Field.

Pitt (22-7, 6-2) beats #7 Louisville again, 15-5. Final game noon tomorrow.

Louisville rallies from a 6-1 deficit with two 2-run HRs in the 9th to salvage the 3rd game of the series at Pitt (22-8, 6-3), 9-7.

(04-11-2010 01:34 PM)Yosemite Panther Wrote:  

(04-10-2010 04:57 PM)Yosemite Panther Wrote:  

(04-09-2010 04:26 PM)Yosemite Panther Wrote:  Pitt (21-7, 5-2) beats #7 Louisville, 8-3 in opener of 3-game series at Pitt's Trees Field.

Pitt (22-7, 6-2) beats #7 Louisville again, 15-5. Final game noon tomorrow.

Louisville rallies from a 6-1 deficit with two 2-run HRs in the 9th to salvage the 3rd game of the series at Pitt (22-8, 6-3), 9-7.

USF swept Gtown and is now 16-16 (8-1)

Rutgers took 2 of 3 from Notre Dame to reach 17-13 (7-2) on the season. Not bad after a 1-9 start, not bad at all.

(04-11-2010 01:34 PM)Yosemite Panther Wrote:  Louisville rallies from a 6-1 deficit with two 2-run HRs in the 9th to salvage the 3rd game of the series at Pitt (22-8, 6-3), 9-7.

Congrats to Pitt for taking the series.

Bad week for UofL as we lost 3 out of 4 games, but no time to panic yet; that's just the nature of baseball.

Since Coach Dan McDonnell has been here, we usually don't put things together until late April and May, so this year has been different in that we've started well.

We are still waiting to get our complete team back from injuries, we need to be road-tested some more, and I still think we have enough talent across the board to be one of the best teams in the country. But this week really hurt us in our quest for a National seed; we didn't have much margin for error.

Also congrats to USF for their fine start in Big East play.

(02-28-2010 11:22 PM)CardHouse Wrote:  As for UofL, the traditional powers will get all the attention, but we are loaded in all areas and thinking Omaha and National Championship too.

Well, I made this comment in late February, and now Louisville got the awesome National Seed; we will be tough at home.

However, looking back from then and now, I have some concerns about being able to go all the way. Our pitching depth didn't quite develop like I had hoped, and defense has been shaky at times.

Our hitting lineup is what looks great on paper; we may have to slugfest our way through this.