Bear Down Wildcats

Oregon St leads UCLA 21-20 in the bottom of the 9th.

It's not the PAC-12 Baseball Tournament. It's a PAC-12 Spring Football game!

Disappointed we lost. But the silver lining is we can rest everyone until the real tournament starts. And winning wasn't going to change our seeding next week anyway.

And in game 2 UCLA drops an infield pop up in the 9th and the Beavs score two to come back and win.

Nuts.

Not sure there is any difference between a 2 or a 3 seed unless the top seeds in our bracket get upset like with the women's softball. I would take that region.

Going to Miami, bienvenidos a Miami.

GCU is a 3 seed in Stillwater.
The Ducks are the 2 seed in Louisville.
UCLA is the 2 seed at Auburn.
The PAC has 5 teams in the tourney.

Rematch vs Ole Miss to get things started. I think we can win this regional although I am counting on a healthy Chase Davis

azcat49 wrote: ↑Mon May 30, 2022 9:44 am Rematch vs Ole Miss to get things started. I think we can win this regional although I am counting on a healthy Chase Davis

Would love to see a Super Regional against LSU.

That would be fun wouldn’t it! You look at that Hattiesburg regional and it appears to be much easier than ours although I don’t know a whole lot about Kennesaw St

Seems like there are some LSU fans already making plans for Omaha, https://www.tigerdroppings.com/rant/lsu ... 102685270/
I wonder if Berry is 100%? He played against Vanderbilt in their last regular season series, but did not play in the SEC tournament.

Still time to move that regional to Tucson

Happens every year...followed by tornados in Omaha. If I was king, all NCAA spring outdoor championships would be played from Santa Barbara to San Diego within 10 miles of the ocean.

Team National title odds
Tennessee +135
Oregon St. +900
Stanford +1200
Virginia Tech +1200
Miami (FL.) +2000
Oklahoma State +2000
Texas +2200
Louisville +2200
Florida +2500
Auburn +2500
Texas A&M +2500
North Carolina +2500
Notre Dame +2500
Maryland +3000
Vanderbilt +3000
Georgia Southern +3000
Georgia +3500
LSU +3500
Southern Miss +3500
Virginia +3500
Arkansas +3500
Wake Forest +5000
Texas State +5000
Oklahoma +5000
East Carolina +5000
Texas Tech +5000
Gonzaga +5000
Arizona +6000
UCLA +6000
Ole Miss +6000
Oregon +6500
Florida State +7500
UC Santa Barbara +7500
Connecticut +7500
TCU +7500
Dallas Baptist +10000
Georgia Tech +12500
Grand Canyon +12500
Coastal Carolina +15000
Louisiana Tech +20000
Michigan +20000
San Diego/VCU +25000
Liberty +25000
Louisiana-Lafayette +30000

Current odds at Caesars to win it all

What a clusterfuck

UAEebs86 wrote: ↑Fri Jun 03, 2022 6:28 am What a clusterfuck

Not really sure how this Regional ever gets a rhythm. Based on the weather forecast it looks like Sunday will be periodic Showers/TStorms so you have to figure several stoppages of games. Same with Mon and Tue. So while it might get played it sure won't be very convenient to getting any mojo going. Not sure why it wasn't moved knowing what the weather forecasts were? Idiots

Not sure where I saw it (probably twitter feed), but somebody said if the regionals are weather delayed beyond Tuesday, the highest seed (generally the host) automatically advances. Considering the way we finished up the last month of the season, beggars certainly can't be choosers, but it's a helluva way to run an airline. Miami might wind up with an incentive to drag their feet every inning they play in their regional.

Monday, tropicana field is open. They should change it to single elimination and play three games. The NCAA is beyond stupid

So four hour game probably and then wait 55 more minutes to start around 10?

Meanwhile in Tucson, nothing but buckets of

I just came from the west coast of Florida where it rained in amounts I’ve never seen before (including Tucson monsoons and a year living in Louisiana).

Not sure what the field is (grass or synthetic) but I’m guessing the outfields will be sloppy no matter what.

Radar looks pretty good but this regional won’t be done before Tuesday. Whomever comes out will have a spent staff going into the super regional and if that’s LSU I will be really sick to my stomach with the luck tgat rat a$$hole received

First pitch scheduled for about 7:10.

Cats take a 2-0 lead after two innings. Davis and Caulfield each homered.

LSU was down 6-2 in the bottom of the 9th and tied it. They then won it it in the bottom of the 10th, winning 7-6. Looks like they will be coming out of that regional.

My LSU hate is growing by the day

Pin this loss on pitching decisions. Irvin looked tired going into the 7th. Gave up a bomb that tied the game. Flanigan has been our setup man all year. I know we wanted lefty on lefty matchups in the 8th, but putting a freshman in that spot? He threw 9 pitches, 8 of them balls, and that was the game.

AzCatFan2 wrote: ↑Sat Jun 04, 2022 10:31 pm Pin this loss on pitching decisions. Irvin looked tired going into the 7th. Gave up a bomb that tied the game. Flanigan has been our setup man all year. I know we wanted lefty on lefty matchups in the 8th, but putting a freshman in that spot? He threw 9 pitches, 8 of them balls, and that was the game.

What about the 20 strikeouts?