Baseball Season Opening "Double Header" SWT

[Pirogue]

Schambough is in to pitch for the Cajuns

First batter grounds out to Levering at third...One out.

Second batter singles up the middle.

Hot shot grounder to Hawk at first, gets the lead runner at second, runner at first is safe.

Next batter gets a full count before looking at ball four.

Next batter strikes out

middle of 6th [I think they are only playing 7]
Cajuns lead 5-3

[Pirogue]

Brad Saloom leads off the 6th for the Cajuns:
Looks at strike one...
Ball one...
Grounds out to short.

Kevin Preau gets an infield single [no throw] on the first pitch.

Dallas Morris looks at strike one...
Preau steals second, pitch was ball one...
Looks at strike two...
Swings and misses. [2 outs]

Justin Morgan looks at ball one, ball two, strike one, fouls to third base season...
Ball three, full count.
Ball four.

Matt Levering looks at strike one...
Grounds out to first.

End of 6
Cajuns 5
Bobcats 3

Ardoin will pitch to start the 7th.

[Pirogue]

In the seventh the Cajuns keep SWT off the scoreboard.
Salazar gets his fist victory as a Cajun, Ardoin get his second save of the day!

GEAUX CAJUNS!!!!!!!!

[Turbine]

Impressive, pirogue, are your fingers numb?

ps you were "THE" source for coach Szefc's father.

Thanks.

[NewsCopy]

Advertiser-Dan McDonald

LAFAYETTE — Louisiana baseball fans know the biggest Tony Robichaux-ism there is.

Don’t give up the three-run inning.

Southwest Texas State did that twice here Saturday afternoon, and the Ragin’ Cajuns were the happy recipient in sweeping a season-opening doubleheader at “Tigue” Moore Field.

The Cajuns bolted in front 5-0 in each game and then turned it over to the pitching staff, which did its job on the way to a 5-2 opening win and a 5-3 nightcap victory in front of 1,736 well-chilled fans.

“The scouting report on Southwest Texas was to stay away from the big inning,” said Robichaux, who needs only four wins to become the Cajuns’ all-time winningest coach. “They’re a club that can score a lot of runs if you give them a chance. We both had chances to win in both games today, but our pitching staff did a great job.”

Louisiana (2-0) scored five runs on five hits in the first three innings of the opening game, and Phillip Hawke’s three-run homer capped a five-run third inning in the seven-inning second game.

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[Pirogue]

What disturbs worse than you know is the white "Lafayette" on the front of that hat.

What the hell?