Vanderbilt, Tennessee, Kentucky, and West Virginia are not warm weather schools. They have just invested in the baseball programs.
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Vanderbilt, Tennessee, Kentucky, and West Virginia are not warm weather schools. They have just invested in the baseball programs.
Warmer than most of the Big 10 schools including Nebraska.
Oklaahoma on their way home
Sooner or Later it was bound to happen😛
Sooner or Later it was bound to happen😛
SEC struggling today. Murray State is all over Ole Miss and Wake has an early lead in Knoxville. Lotta game left, though.
Maine University says cold weather is no problem.
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Majority of success was when regionals meant regional teams together. One post season berth since 2012?
They play hard and I’m old enough to remember then having success but this isn’t the spotlight team you think it is.
I like the Hogs to win it all, Van Horn has said this is his best team in Fayetteville.
I find it very, very hard to believe Texas baseball has a $9 million NIL budget. I'd like to see any source on that. Also, UTSA acting like poors with a $800k budget - probably way more than Nebraska is working with.
Some people do like to exaggerate a quit a bit too.
It's Texass. Last I heard the football team had a 40 million dollar roster. Numbers probably not that far off.
How about several rich alums spent a combined one million on a female softball player.
I wonder how much Jordy Bahl makes in comparison and yes I know it isn’t one million.
I'm sure Jordy is making good money. She's in a bunch of local commercials for Anderson Ford.How about several rich alums spent a combined one million on a female softball player.
I wonder how much Jordy Bahl makes in comparison and yes I know it isn’t one million.
All I'm saying is Texass has a very big, very wealthy group of alumni and boosters. Those arrogant pricks will pay big money to win a National title. In any sport.How about several rich alums spent a combined one million on a female softball player.
I wonder how much Jordy Bahl makes in comparison and yes I know it isn’t one million.
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Isn’t lovely we won’t have to see that God awful color in Omaha in two weeks.
So we lost game 7 in Baton Rouge last night. Went to 9th down run and LSU scored 3 to win 10-6. My son got the start for Little Rock, left with 5-1 lead after 3. Incredible experience!!
College baseball championship is the best in NCAA sports
College baseball championship is the best in NCAA sports
What a wild and unexpected ride over the last few weeks. I’ll bet that was all sorts of fun.
I watched none of that game and I only coached baseball for two years...but my opinion is that baseball coaches pull pitchers way too often.
The kid is not tired, his arm is not tired, the other team doesn't have him "figured out".
Super regionals begin today
N Carolina kicked the buhjeezus out of Zona
N Carolina kicked the buhjeezus out of Zona
Watched the last few innings of the Coastal-Auburn game. Mad props to ESPN+ for including the full two hour weather delay in to the replay
UTSA will be if they make it.
Otherwise maybe Coastal
I’m talking about hometown fans adopting a team btw
LSU, Tennessee and Arkansas would each bring a ton of their own fans with them
Wheels YouTube channel is my goto. Didn't know Auburn has a their own Green Monster.
Roy Williams must not have been there today (since they didn't show him 5,000 times).
Roy's watching at home thinking, "Our baseball players prolly spend way too much time goin' to class."
Doesn’t do much good now. Heels aren’t making it to Omaha..
It helps when the other top 5 seeds are watching at home. Van Horn deserves it thier backwards ass POS fan base doesn’t.
Without arguing over the definition of "warm weather school", all of those schools have better baseball weather than Nebraska. The first two scheduled games in Nebraska were canceled due to weather (March 4 and 5, the first being on an all-turf field at Omaha). First played game at Nebraska was March 8.
Vanderbilt's first home game was Feb 17, Tennessee's was Feb 14, neither were cancedled. Nebraska wouldn't dream of scheduling home games that early. Kentucky and WV are the closest to Nebraska weather wise (but still warmer), and their first scheduled home games were Feb 25 and Feb 26 respectively.
Those 2-3 weeks also means they are getting outside at least that much earlier (and probably more) for practice.
I don't care to argue about it either aa I played college baseball in that area. The first college game I pitched was 29 degrees. The weather is a crutch. Kentucky, Vandy, Tennessee, and West Virginia have shit weather from late Feb though March yet they don't seem to have a problem fielding very good teams. These schools sucked for years until they decided they wanted to invest in the programs.
Murray State may very well wind up being Omaha’s adopted team this year
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