SAN MARCOS, Texas — The trend before the No. 17 UL baseball team began playing Wednesday night in the Sun Belt Conference baseball tournament here seemed ominous indeed.
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SAN MARCOS, Texas — The trend before the No. 17 UL baseball team began playing Wednesday night in the Sun Belt Conference baseball tournament here seemed ominous indeed.
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"UL struck out a season-high 20 on the night."
Did this sound understated or glossed over? If in mlb tat is the flipping record, not sure what college record is, im sure if a different conf did irpt, it would be lead news story
Looks like the record is 26 for 9innings in NCAA.
Game by one team:
26 Miami (OH) vs. Wright St April 30, 1971
Source:
http://fs.ncaa.org/Docs/stats/baseball_RB/2012/D1.pdf
---My former kid League and Jesuit teammate struck out 20 against Ole Miss and 2 weeks later 20 at LSU---He is on the cover of the Tulane baseball history----John Olagues----we visited a while back and he talked about starters, mid inning, later inning, and closers compared to his going the distance and throwing another game 3 days later!!!Quote:
Originally Posted by CajunJack55
And the record for an individual at UL is 18. Not sure of the number of innings though. I couldn't find in the media guide a team strikeout record for a single game.
Found him :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Boomer
STRIKEOUT RATIO
(Strikeouts per nine innings; minimum 50 innings
and one inning for every team game)
Player, Team Year G IP SO Avg.
Ryan Wagner, Houston................................................... 2003 38 79.1 148 16.8
George Dugan, Murray St. ........................................... 1964 10 56.0 101 16.2
Stephen Strasburg, San Diego St............................... 2009 15 109.0 195 16.1
Bill White, Jacksonville St. ............................................. 2000 16 76.2 136 16.0
Fred Marden, Brandeis.................................................... 1965 9 65.0 112 15.5
Alan Dopfel, MIT................................................................ 1972 11 80.0 137 15.4
Al Holland, N.C. A&T ........................................................ 1975 9 69.0 118 15.4
John Radosevich, West Virginia.................................. 1963 16 57.0 95 15.0
Grover Powell, Penn......................................................... 1960 — 70.0 116 14.9
Steve Mura, Tulane........................................................... 1976 12 96.1 158 14.8
Michael Neu, Miami (FL)................................................ 1999 46 67.1 110 14.7
John Olagues, Tulane.................................................1965 11 83.1 136 14.7
Bobby Falcon, Texas A&M ............................................. 1973 9 53.1 87 14.7
James Umstead, Delaware............................................ 1964 10 53.0 86 14.6
Bill Faul, Cincinnati ........................................................... 1961 10 82.0 133 14.6
Dane Welty, Pittsburgh................................................... 1967 7 55.0 89 14.6
Ken Dayley, Portland....................................................... 1980 16 85.1 138 14.
Cool