Check out CSTV on DirecTV channel 610 right now. Ohio State is replaying the Big Ten title game against Minnesota. Big 10 pitcher of the year (and Game #1 Cajun opponent), lefty Cory Luebke, is on the mound for the Buckeyes.
Brian
Check out CSTV on DirecTV channel 610 right now. Ohio State is replaying the Big Ten title game against Minnesota. Big 10 pitcher of the year (and Game #1 Cajun opponent), lefty Cory Luebke, is on the mound for the Buckeyes.
Brian
Thanks!Originally Posted by GoneGolfin
I was hoping you were monitoring the board.Originally Posted by Dad04
Are you going to be in College Station?
Brian
Oh yeah.Originally Posted by GoneGolfin
They are a one pitcher team. The also don't have a great power hitting team, they do hit .316 as a team. Meaning they are a good hitting team, they just don't have any hitters with double digit HR hitters.Originally Posted by Dad04
We are 15-2 vs Left handed pitchers.
Let's put it in proper prespective. We are 15-2 against left handers that are not as talented as Ohio State's number one. We lost to a much less talented pitcher Saturday in Mobile. The Cajuns had better be prepaired to swing the bats better then they have over the past week.Originally Posted by CajunDave
I will probably stay at the Courtyard Marriott on Hwy. 6, instead of driving in from Lakeway (on Lake Travis 30 min. west of Austin) each day.Originally Posted by Dad04
Let's hookup in College Station.
BTW, where are your seats? I managed to get Section 120 (Reserved at end of infield, 3rd base side), Row 3.
Brian
Unfortunately, the Cajuns will be facing that pitcher and he is a good one. I talked about his stuff in another thread. Luebke was also drafted in the 22nd round last season after his sophomore season.Originally Posted by CajunDave
The Buckeyes also have a decent closer (Jake Hale), a BIG right-hander who has served double duty as a starter. He had some good hard stuff when I saw him throw and had decent command. He looked like low 90's to me with a slider. Hale was drafted out of high school. I will say that neither Luebke nor Hale have the command that Moody or Glass have.
My hope is that he (Luebke) may not be as fresh as usual. He threw seven innings in the tournament opener (Wednesday 5/23). He then pitched 7 2/3 in the tournament final yesterday (Sunday 5/28). A start on Friday 6/1 afternoon at 1 pm results in three starts in a short span.
Brian
Unfortunately, the Buckeyes will be facing Danny Farquhar, and he is a good one.Originally Posted by GoneGolfin
Yes, but the point is that this will not be an easy game. Not as easy as their overall performance on paper looks. With Luebke on the mound they are probably a Top 35 RPI team.Originally Posted by ULforlife
And that is the big advantage of being a #1 seed vs. being a #2 seed. A&M can hold Nicholson for game #2, meanwhile the Cajuns will need to play well to beat the Buckeyes and Luebke. Not a lot of room for error in the first game.
Geaux Cajuns!
Brian
Great seats! We'll be at the LaQuinta College Station arriving Friday night. We are in Section 209 behind the plate, Row 4 on the end. See you there!Originally Posted by GoneGolfin
Even better seats ... I assume these were the player parents' tickets being offered for sale?Originally Posted by Dad04
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