Are y'all watching Bama Ou?
The Bama starting pitcher (freshman) pitches a ball, gives up a hit, and is down. It's his landing leg. He kept pointing at the mound. I saw the replay, and you can see where he was injured, but seemed more like a freak event.

Crazy. Pitching change in process. 1st inning.

I take that back, they taped his ankle and he's back in the game

Cocky dinger. 3-1 tu still up, B5.

Yeah that was bad. tu players were just as surprised he called him out.

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Thank god for the challenge option. Blue would have just royally screwed SC. Blue is a die hard horns fan.

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One of the worst calls ive seen in a long time on the diamond. Blue standing right there, slow play with no distractions, safe by 5 feet

Which blue was it?

trouble said:

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Which blue was it?

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This is what the box says so I assume it was Fagan.

HP: James Ainsworth
1B: Jordan Ferrell
2B: Clint Fagan
3B: Matthew Wilbanks

RED AG 98 said:

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trouble said:

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Which blue was it?

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This is what the box says so I assume it was Fagan.

HP: James Ainsworth
1B: Jordan Ferrell
2B: Clint Fagan
3B: Matthew Wilbanks

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That was my assumption as well.

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He's a tool. Before going to law school, he lived in Tomball and sold insurance.

Vols vs swamp kitties on espn2, Vols just plated 2 in the bottom of the 1st.

Other Saturday Top 25 Scores
#12 USC 8 - #1 UCLA 9
#3 Georgia Tech 9 - Berkeley 3
#22 Boston College 7 - #6 North Carolina 8
#7 Florida St. 9 - #10 Virginia 3
#8 Southern Miss 8 - Old Dominion 7
#9 Oregon St. 10 - Lamar 3
#22 Central Florida 10 - #13 West Virginia 11
South Alabama 7 - #14 Coastal Carolina 8
#15 Oregon 3 - Michigan 4
Penn State 7 - #19 Nebraska 8
Penn State 1 - #19 Nebraska 13 (DH)
#25 Arizona St. 15 - Arizona 6

are we thinking Georgia is the cream of the SEC?

TyHolden said:

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are we thinking Georgia is the cream of the SEC?

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I mean you'd have to be fairly biased to not have sips near top, right?

The league has been so volatile in its first four weekends I'm hesitant to say. The team that looks great one weekend, lays an egg the next. That being said Georgia and t.u. have weathered the storm that has been SEC baseball so far this season the best. Hopefully the Aggies can swamp sippie's boat this coming weekend.

yeah, I meant based on what's been played so far. lots of baseball to be played

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TyHolden said:

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are we thinking Georgia is the cream of the SEC?

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I mean you'd have to be fairly biased to not have sips near top, right?

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Lord, you are rich. But don't worry, we'll knock you down a peg in a weeks time.

The only SEC teams that are consistently winning on the road are Georgia, followed by Florida, us, and Kentucky to a lesser extent. Everyone else is near .500 or worse.

t.u. still has road trips to College Station, Nashville, and Knoxville even though they (luckily) don't have Florida or Georgia on their schedule this year.

91AggieLawyer said:

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The only SEC teams that are consistently winning on the road are Georgia, followed by Florida, us, and Kentucky to a lesser extent. Everyone else is near .500 or worse.

t.u. still has road trips to College Station, Nashville, and Knoxville even though they (luckily) don't have Florida or Georgia on their schedule this year.

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Texas is 5-3 on the road (4-2 in SEC play) and 8-3 away from home. A&M is 4-2 on the road (4-2 in SEC play) and 6-3 away from home.

That seems pretty comparable. No problem with Georgia considered to be the best team in the SEC at the moment.

Edit - Happy Easter all!

Emilio Fantastico said:

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jkag89 said:

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The league has been so volatile in its first four weekends I'm hesitant to say. The team that looks great one weekend, lays an egg the next. That being said Georgia and t.u. have weathered the storm that has been SEC baseball so far this season the best. Hopefully the Aggies can swamp sippie's boat this coming weekend.

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But if you look at it closer, tu hasn't played a team with a > 0.500 record in SEC play. You really do have to put UGA way out in front right now.

It really sucks that we let the ou series get away from us.
8-4 with only a series loss to UGA would look pretty good.

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Texas has played Auburn (No. 5 RPI), Ole Miss (No. 8 RPI), and OU (No. 20 RPI). That's 2 of the top 3 teams in the SEC (excepting Texas) based on RPI.

I wouldn't put Georgia (No. 21 RPI against a SOS ranked No. 60) way out in front of Texas (No. 3 RPI against a SOS ranked No. 9), just a game ahead in the SEC. Both teams will be ranked in the Top 4 in the polls.

I'd call it neck and neck for the nonce with Georgia slightly leading (by a game in the SEC and probably a spot or two in the polls).

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SEC teams with RPI outside the top 30 at the halfway point of the regular season:

#39 Georgia
#43 Tennessee
#66 Arkansas
#83 LSU
101 South Carolina
114 Vanderbilt
138 Missouri

work to do to make a regional or host or top 8

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updating...Georgia is the big mover this weekend...up to #21...edit per below

the remaining outside the top 30

#39 Tennessee
#56 Arkansas
#81 LSU
#98 Vanderbilt
100 South Carolina
138 Missouri

Vandy has not missed a regional since 2005. Big RPI series are still ahead, but the Commodores also have Carolina and Missouri on the schedule

Nolan Warren has Georgia at No. 21.
https://www.warrennolan.com/baseball/2026/rpi-live

The NCAA has Georgia at No. 39, but has only updated through April 1.
https://www.ncaa.com/rankings/baseball/d1/rpi

Missouri is up 5-2 on Kentucky in the top of the 5th. UK has surrendered five walks THIS INNING.