COASTAL

[Rougarou]

No one expected this out of TCU even late in the regular season. They got really hot and are playing at a higher level than when they played us (we improved a bit as well).

The success of teams we've competed against this season just shows that there is not a huge gap from us to the top which is encouraging and disappointing at the same time

Luken Baker is basically tearing the cover off of the ball. He is a monster. TCU's pitching has also become dominant as of late.

[CajunDreDog]

FYI, Here is a link to the updated bracket
http://i.turner.ncaa.com/sites/defau...ll_d1_2016.pdf

[LaCajunsFan]

And here is the interactive one that I use.....it will even give you live, basic info when there are active games. In event, it is updated as games are completed. Pretty cool:

http://www.ncaa.com/interactive-brac...ll/d1/2016/cws

[HelmutVII]

Coastal 4 TCU 0 top of 7. This is a very good team.

[Big Buds]

Got a guy in all black UL gear on the right hand side of the grandstand. You can see him clearly when they show a close up on the right handed hitters. I know...not a big deal...but I thought it was cool.

[CajunEXPRESS]

Can you see Robe pitching a drafted kid 120 plus pitches.

[DannyP]

Can you see Robe pitching a drafted kid 120 plus pitches.

I was thinking theither same thing. 132 now

[DannyP]

Hell of a play by CC ss

[Big Buds]

4-1 Coastal

Final

[CajunEXPRESS]

137 pitches. I get it if the kid had no pro career in the balance. Robes become a better and better shepherd of the young men he's been given by the Lord.

[sportsfanatic21]

This whole pitch count thing has gotten completely out of hand. Guys used to throw 120-130 all the time...with WAY less arm injuries.

With proper rest before and after an outing, I would be seriously disappointed if we didn't throw a guy like that with a national title on the line.

Go ahead and read me the riot act, but there are MANY instances of teams winning CWS series titles using their ace as much as he can possibly go. And many of those guys went on to have very successful professional careers.

You can't watch or listen to a game these days without being inundated with a guys pitch count. And anyone would have an extremely hard time arguing that pitchers arm injuries aren't at an all time high.

Again, proper rest before and after the outing are key. I am completely disgusted by the coaches that run guys out there without proper rest, but the difference between 105-110 pitches and 125-130 is close to nil.

[barchief]

This whole pitch count thing has gotten completely out of hand. Guys used to throw 120-130 all the time...with WAY less arm injuries.

With proper rest before and after an outing, I would be seriously disappointed if we didn't throw a guy like that with a national title on the line.

Go ahead and read me the riot act, but there are MANY instances of teams winning CWS series titles using their ace as much as he can possibly go. And many of those guys went on to have very successful professional careers.

You can't watch or listen to a game these days without being inundated with a guys pitch count. And anyone would have an extremely hard time arguing that pitchers arm injuries aren't at an all time high.

Again, proper rest before and after the outing are key. I am completely disgusted by the coaches that run guys out there without proper rest, but the difference between 105-110 pitches and 125-130 is close to nil.

I completely agree.... plus... because of this kid's arm slot (or multiple slots) coming from the side as well as almost submarine, that is putting much less pressure on his shoulder. Same reason girls can throw hundreds of pitches in a softball weekend.