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*****Aggies vs. Cal State Fullerton - Stanford Regional - Friday*****
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BTHO Augie's old team, Cal State-Full-of-themselves!
Wow. I'm not even sure how that's possible. PAC is weak but again. Wow.
Farmer1906 said:91AggieLawyer said:akm91 said:From the Regional Preview ArticleCapCityAg89 said:akm91 said:
Stanford has not played a Quad1 team in the season and is a national seed.
Wait? What?! Are you sure you're not misreading something?Quote:
Season record vs. RPI teams
- Quadrant 1: 0-0
- Quadrant 2: 14-9
- Quadrant 3: 14-6
- Quadrant 4: 10-1
That's not true. They are 11-9 vs. Quad 1 RPI teams. They've played the following teams in the top 50 RPI:
Oregon State
OU
tech
Oregon
Washington
Arizona
Plus Arizona State and USC were 52 and 53 respectively. Stanford took 4 of 6 from them.
That is correct. They are 0-0 vs top 25 RPI teams.
Yea. Ok. THIS makes sense.
They have played 54 games so that math checks.akm91 said:From the Regional Preview ArticleCapCityAg89 said:akm91 said:
Stanford has not played a Quad1 team in the season and is a national seed.
Wait? What?! Are you sure you're not misreading something?Quote:
Season record vs. RPI teams
- Quadrant 1: 0-0
- Quadrant 2: 14-9
- Quadrant 3: 14-6
- Quadrant 4: 10-1
I know you know how to Baseball far better than most here. I'm stayin' outta "Trouble"
Sips already in a rain delay in Miami. Shocking
Looks like Sandhop made a major booboo.
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BTHO Regionals and CF!
And enjoy that 59 degree weather to start!
And enjoy that 59 degree weather to start!
Currently a happy listless vessel and deplorable. #FDEMS TRUMP 2024.
Fight Fight Fight.
Fight Fight Fight.
I'm here for it!
History lesson time. A&M played at the Stanford regional in 1997, going 0-2. The first game against Fresno State, they lost to Jeff Weaver, who struck out something like 15 Aggies, and ended up having a 12 year big league career. The second game, under the old 6 team format, the loser of the 3/4 game (us) got the #1 seed. In that game we lost to Stanford's (and Kingwood's) Jeff Austin, who struck out another dozen or so Aggies. Austin also played a few years in the Bigs. Unrelated note: Austin's last MLB appearance began by giving up back-to-back-to-back HR's to lead off the game.
TLDR - last time at Sunken Diamond we struck out 30 times, lost twice, and came home.
TLDR - last time at Sunken Diamond we struck out 30 times, lost twice, and came home.
94chem,
That, sir, was the greatest post in the history of TexAgs. I salute you. -- Dough
That, sir, was the greatest post in the history of TexAgs. I salute you. -- Dough
One at a time, let's do the damn thing!
Don't bring that negativity to the game thread.
AND I'M ALL OUT OF COCAINEfightintxag13 said:
I'm here to BTHO Fullerton and chew gum...and I'm all out of gum!
Duuuuuuuuude, that was 2 coaches ago
The security guard could have reacted faster. Lives would have been saved.hunter2012 said:UnderoosAg said:
"Easiest"
https://www.si.com/college/stanford/softball-baseball/stanfords-regional-viewed-as-one-of-the-easiest-in-the-2023-ncaa-tournament
Do tha thang Willy J!
Texas A&M will start lefty Will Johnston (3-3, 5.16 ERA) tonight against Cal State Fullerton left hander Tyler Stultz (7-4, 4.53 ERA).
— 𝕋𝕣𝕒𝕧𝕚𝕤 𝕃. 𝔹𝕣𝕠𝕨𝕟 (@Travis_L_Brown) June 2, 2023
Johnston threw six innings and allowed three runs in a 5-4 A&M win over LSU in the SEC tournament.
Aloha Ags!
Maybe I see some of you in Palo Alto this evening.
Maybe I see some of you in Palo Alto this evening.
Damn, it's Jeff Head behind the plate for game 1 right now Stanford vs San Jose State. Ugh...
Means he won't be there tonight
Yes, but possibility for the rest of the weekend
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Means he won't be there tonight
Praise the Lord!
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94chem said:
History lesson time. A&M played at the Stanford regional in 1997, going 0-2. The first game against Fresno State, they lost to Jeff Weaver, who struck out something like 15 Aggies, and ended up having a 12 year big league career. The second game, under the old 6 team format, the loser of the 3/4 game (us) got the #1 seed. In that game we lost to Stanford's (and Kingwood's) Jeff Austin, who struck out another dozen or so Aggies. Austin also played a few years in the Bigs. Unrelated note: Austin's last MLB appearance began by giving up back-to-back-to-back HR's to lead off the game.
TLDR - last time at Sunken Diamond we struck out 30 times, lost twice, and came home.
Weaver had 21Ks and it was Chad Hutchinson not Jeff Austin. If you're going to give a sanctimonious history lesson, at least get it right.
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txam92 said:94chem said:
History lesson time. A&M played at the Stanford regional in 1997, going 0-2. The first game against Fresno State, they lost to Jeff Weaver, who struck out something like 15 Aggies, and ended up having a 12 year big league career. The second game, under the old 6 team format, the loser of the 3/4 game (us) got the #1 seed. In that game we lost to Stanford's (and Kingwood's) Jeff Austin, who struck out another dozen or so Aggies. Austin also played a few years in the Bigs. Unrelated note: Austin's last MLB appearance began by giving up back-to-back-to-back HR's to lead off the game.
TLDR - last time at Sunken Diamond we struck out 30 times, lost twice, and came home.
Weaver had 21Ks and it was Chad Hutchinson not Jeff Austin. If you're going to give a sanctimonious history lesson, at least get it right.
Why is that sanctimonious?
I'm surprised the ump crew isn't neutral.
didn't read sanctimonious to meMcInnis said:txam92 said:94chem said:
History lesson time. A&M played at the Stanford regional in 1997, going 0-2. The first game against Fresno State, they lost to Jeff Weaver, who struck out something like 15 Aggies, and ended up having a 12 year big league career. The second game, under the old 6 team format, the loser of the 3/4 game (us) got the #1 seed. In that game we lost to Stanford's (and Kingwood's) Jeff Austin, who struck out another dozen or so Aggies. Austin also played a few years in the Bigs. Unrelated note: Austin's last MLB appearance began by giving up back-to-back-to-back HR's to lead off the game.
TLDR - last time at Sunken Diamond we struck out 30 times, lost twice, and came home.
Weaver had 21Ks and it was Chad Hutchinson not Jeff Austin. If you're going to give a sanctimonious history lesson, at least get it right.
Why is that sanctimonious?
Stanford kept their Ace Pitcher (Pac12 pitcher of the year) in the game despite being ahead 11-2 since the bottom of the 5th. He threw 114 pitches thru 7 innings.
Post season baseball is the best baseball. Let's go!
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