The following posts (mostly covering 2009 NCAA Regionals and Super Regionals) were originally on the “Blog” on our old site. We moved them here when we launched our new web site design in late September. Finally. College baseball’s version of the Sweet 16 is finally ready to start today after a record-setting opening weekend...
Here’s a quick look at just some of the things that happened in a span of less than 24 hours of the 2009 NCAA Baseball Tournament: The longest game in NCAA history ended when Texas beat Boston College 3-2 in 25 innings. The 7-plus hour game ended at just after 2am Eastern Time. #4...
They call it “ride or die”, and Saturday night/Sunday morning in Austin Texas two teams rode two stallions as far as they could go in the longest game in NCAA history. The most impressive of the feats to come out of the 3-2 Texas win over Boston College is the dueling performances by the...
(Courtesy Boston College & Texas Sports Information Depts.) (Austin, TX) In a game that lasted an NCAA all-division-record 25 innings and went 7 hours and 3 minutes, the No. 5 Texas Longhorns toppled the Boston College Eagles 3-2 at the NCAA Austin Regional at UFCU Disch-Falk Field on Saturday evening. The evening was highlighted...
Excerpted from the CB360updates Twitter feed… TEXAS SURVIVES 25-INN. SAGA – #1 TX (now 2-0) 3-20-3, #3 Boston Coll. 2-8-0..Travis Tucker 1-for-11 before 1B thru rt-side scored ConnorRowe MORE MARATHON NOTES – Austin Dicharry gets win (5.2IP-H-BB-4K), TX closer Austin Wood 12.1 innings of no-hit mid-relief (13IP-2H-4BB-14K)17 minutes ago from web MORE CRAZY NUMBERS...
Since the first time I heard of San Diego State’s Stephen Strasburg, I have always heard the “a” in his last name pronounced “ahh”…like the dentist “Open-up and say ahhh”. Now, two different TV talking heads have taken it upon themselves to go with a different flow. Ryan Burr, who was the ESPN anchor...
Who’s going to Omaha? Who’s going to win this weekend? Who’s this year’s Fresno State? I’ve heard all of those questions this week as we get ready for the 2009 NCAA Baseball Tournament to start today. The one thing I can say for sure is (ready)…I don’t know. I have always said, if I...
INDIANAPOLIS – The field of 64 teams competing for the 2009 NCAA Division I Baseball Championship was announced today by the NCAA Division I Baseball Committee. The national top eight seeds are Texas (41-13-1), Cal State Fullerton (42-14), LSU (46-16), North Carolina (42-16), Arizona St. (44-12), UC Irvine (43-13), Oklahoma (41-18) and Florida (39-20)....
(Courtesy NCAA News Release) INDIANAPOLIS – The NCAA Division I Baseball Committee announced the 16 regional sites for the 63rd annual NCAA Division I Baseball Championship. The 16 regional sites, with host institutions and records are as follows: Arizona State (43-12 through Saturday, May 23), Tempe, Ariz.; UC Irvine (42-13 through Saturday, May 23),...
(This was originally posted on our old blog in May. We recently moved and re-published this post as well as many other posts when we launched our new web site design in late September.) Here’s a quick look at some teams that are getting hot at just the right time of year: UC IRVINE:...
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