2008 college baseball ncaa tourney Stories - Beyond the Box Score
Examining Division I College Baseball's Run Scoring Environment
Recently I helped Tomahawk Nation author FSUncensored determine if Florida State baseball coach Mike Martin should sacrifice bunt in the second inning of a game. In that article, I used FSU's specific run-scoring environment, not the one for Division I baseball as a whole. With the College World...
The Florida State Seminoles destroy the Ohio State Buckeyes 37-6 en route to setting the NCAA Playoff record for Runs and Doubles
After a hard fought battle with the Georgia Bulldogs, Ohio State had nothing left. They started Jared Strayer, a seldom used reliever who had only thrown 5 innings in conference play. He never recorded an out. The Noles chased him in the first inning, scoring seven runs on 4 hits, two walks, and...
Enjoying the Game
Let's just take a second to take all of this in. Yesterday's game was a blast. Last weekend was a blast. The SEC tourney was a blast, as was the entire ridiculous winning streak. This has been one of the most enjoyable two months as an LSU fan I've ever had. More after the jump... It's been...
2008 NCAA College Baseball Tourney: Big 12 Losses Piling Up
Missouri - gone Nebraska - gone Texas - gone Oklahoma State - gone Oklahoma - gone Houston beat Texas A&M yesterday, so the two will play again this evening to determine the winner of the College Station regional. The winner will advance to meet Rice who eliminated Texas yesterday....
College Baseball 2008 NCAA Tourney: Lincoln Regional Opponent Profile
Friday at 1:05 pm, our beloved Nebraska Cornhuskers begin play in the 2008 NCAA Baseball Tourney. Below are profiles of each of the opponents in the Lincoln Regional, along with what to expect from the teams. The ISR listed below is Boyd’s World’s iterative strength rating. RPI’s...
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