Posts Tagged ‘ Mark Marquess ’

College Baseball 360 Podcast: Mark Appel

March 22, 2012
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College Baseball 360 Podcast: Mark Appel

Ace Pitcher Has Stanford Off And Running… Heading into this weekend’s Pac-12 series opener against USC, Stanford remains one of the hottest teams in the nation, and Cardinal pitcher Mark Appel has been a big part of it. Stanford is 13-2, with series sweeps against 2011 College World Series teams Vanderbilt and Texas and...

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College Baseball 360 Podcast: Mark Marquess

February 6, 2012
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College Baseball 360 Podcast: Mark Marquess

Veteran Coach Readies Stanford For Another Run… In his 35 years as a head baseball coach. Stanford’s Mark Marquess has seen and done a lot. Marquess enters his 36th season as head coach as his alma mater as the seventh-winningest coach in college baseball history with 1,422 wins and a .647 winning percentage. Marquess...

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College Baseball 360 Week 3 Notebook

March 7, 2011
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College Baseball 360 Week 3 Notebook

The college baseball season continues to gain momentum as well swing into week four. This week’s Notebook combines some of the observations of College Baseball 360 Editor Sean Stires with the observations and insights of CB360 contributor Jack Blanchat. Blanchat has been on-hand for three of the marquee early season series around the country...

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Top 11 College Baseball SS To Watch In 2011

January 21, 2011
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Top 11 College Baseball SS To Watch In 2011

We started our position-by-position look at some of the top players with catchers earlier this week. Now we’re going to the middle of the infield with the shortstops. Here’s our look at some of the top men up the middle to watch heading into the 2011 college baseball season… 1. Garrett Wittels – Florida...

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Texas Longhorn 2011 Baseball Schedule

November 5, 2010
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Texas Longhorn 2011 Baseball Schedule

Texas is the latest Big 12 school to post its 2011 college baseball schedule. The Longhorns have played three 2010 fall games, so their 2011 spring late consists of 53 rather than 56 games. UT opens the season February 18-20 in Austin with a four-game series against Maryland, followed by a single game vs....

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College Baseball Stock Up/Stock Down – Week 1

February 25, 2010
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A Look At Some Movement From Opening Weekend Action It’s only one weekend, but there were plenty of statements made over the course of the season’s first three days.  Granted, the trends are a little skewed right now, since everything is based on mostly head-to-head match-ups, but we’ll do this every week throughout the...

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Intriguing Week One College Baseball Match-Ups

February 18, 2010
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Intriguing Week One College Baseball Match-Ups

Some Big Match-Ups Highlight The Start Of 2010 Campaign We’re almost there.  The 2010 college baseball season starts tomorrow.  Most of the nearly 300 teams that open their seasons Friday haven’t played together in a real game since last May. Not every team is playing this weekend.  Maine is the only team from the...

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Pac 10 Baseball 2010 Preview

February 10, 2010
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Pac 10 Baseball 2010 Preview

Can ASU Keep On Winning Without Murphy? 2009 Pac 10 Champion:  Arizona State (No Pac 10 Postseason Tournament) The More Things Change…:  There wasn’t much change at the top of the Pac 10 ranks, but there was some turnover in the middle.  Arizona State’s 2009 Pac 10 title was its third straight to give...

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Toby Gerhart’s Baseball/Football Career By The Numbers

December 3, 2009
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Toby Gerhart’s Baseball/Football Career By The Numbers

Toby Gerhart is not Bo Jackson or Deion Sanders, but the big Stanford running back is going to do something that neither of those famous two-sport stars ever did.  Gerhart is part of a small group of athletes whose college career will end after playing in both a football bowl game and the College...

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Charlie Weis Talks Gerhart & Tate

November 25, 2009
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Charlie Weis Talks Gerhart & Tate

Two Top Two-Sport Stars Go Head-to-Head Saturday Stanford’s Toby Gerhart and Notre Dame’s Golden Tate have three things in common:  1. They both play college football 2. They are both college baseball outfielders and 3. Irish football coach Charlie Weis talked about both of them at his weekly press conference Tuesday afternoon.  (They might...

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