I would rather rather take care of business in the regular season and wrap up a host and national seed before Hoover in the future. And then go there and play stressfree ball knowing a Regional at Olsen is a few days away.

We didn't do that this year, not by a long stretch. But I think more than Hoover catching up with us, it was statistics. We played an inconsistent brand of ball this year and it's just tough to win like that. The irony of it all is that we finally got a great start tonight! The two games we won we had 2 2/3 combined IP by starters and 6 errors. Baseball is a fickle mistress, and it be like that sometimes.

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I would rather rather take care of business in the regular season and wrap up a host and national seed before Hoover in the future. And then go there and play stressfree ball knowing a Regional at Olsen is a few days away.

We didn't do that this year, not by a long stretch. But I think more than Hoover catching up with us, it was statistics. We played an inconsistent brand of ball this year and it's just tough to win like that. The irony of it all is that we finally got a great start tonight! The two games we won we had 2 2/3 combined IP by starters and 6 errors. Baseball is a fickle mistress, and it be like that sometimes.

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Agree. The Stanford regional was a pretty fair snapshot of this team all season. A good team, but with major flaws. Starting pitching was, on average, not very good, and the hitting came and went.