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LSU pitchers simply outclassed the Cajun bats today at Alex Box. LSU gave up only 2 hits in game 1. The Cajuns lone run coming in the 9th inning off a 2 error routine ground ball misplayed by the third baseman and the left fielder going under both of their gloves.
Game 2 was more of the same with LSU jumping out to an early 3-0 lead in the 1st inning.
Cajuns never led in any of the 2 games.
Bummer & Bummer. 18 innings had to be tough to watch with zero offense
Dang! Fire Deggs?
I only stayed for game 1 and knew going in that it would be a pitchers duel. Most of LSUs runs in game 1 came in the 9th and 10th inning. It was an 18 inning day with a 45 min intermission after the 10th.Quote:
Originally Posted by Policarp
can't wait for college baseball to be back for real! always compelling.
In 18 innings the Cajuns scored only 1 earned run and struck out 22 times with only 5 hits.
Sheesh. I know it’s just a fall scrimmage but that is no bueno.
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The Louisiana Ragin' Cajuns Baseball team matched reigning national champion LSU on the mound for eight innings before the Tigers scored five runs in their final two at-bats of the first part of an 18-inning scrimmage on Sunday at Alex Box Stadium, Skip Bertman Field.
LSU claimed a 6-1 win in the 10-inning scrimmage before posting an 8-2 win in an eight-inning contest.
Jack Martinez and Louis-Philippe Langevin combined for six strikeouts for Louisiana with each pitcher tossing a pair of shutout innings with JT Etheridge tossing a scoreless inning. LSU broke a scoreless contest in the eighth inning on Hayden Travinski's RBI single before the Ragin' Cajuns knotted the game in the ninth when Jackson Halter led off with a single and eventually scored on a Tiger error.
. . . this surely paints a much different picture that what was reported earlier . . .
Fire Dr Maggard? Fire Dr Savoie? Fire the entire administration? Fire all the professors?Quote:
Originally Posted by Hudsheen#Fired
Why is NCAA not consistent on which sports (and how many times) can play intercollegiate contests during the offseason
Because while the NCAA was busy deciding what a private school could call itself (mascot wise) they let the cat out the bag on what was actually happening in the sports worldQuote:
Originally Posted by RougaWhite&Blue