Sorry but in reality, none of the teams the Cajuns played this weekend were very good. All were rebuilding with marginal talent. The UAB starter in the first game on Friday was legit but after that, their staff was was very weak. The North Texas staff was devastated with the departure of Trautwain and Tulsa was, well, just Tulsa. None of their players could hit quality pitching like that which the Cajuns have and none had any quality pitching, with the exception of the first UAB pitcher, so none of those teams really provided any test for the Cajun pitchers or batters this weekend. Cajuns did what they needed to do and run ruled every game but one.
I agree, although compared to other schools in the belt, the teams we played were tougher. Just look at ulm, they were perfect through the weekend too, but played nothing but HBCU's. I'm excited to see how this team plays against top notch teams in the next coming weeks
Sorry, what I should have stated was that all of the teams that we played are traditionally pretty good teams (with the exception of Texas Southern).
You might be right about rebuilding, I was just stating that they are traditionally decent teams. It's not like the tournament was made up of really bad softball schools.
South Alabama laid a rotten egg. They’re not likely to help SOS going forward.
It's too early in the season to worry about the opponents we are playing. This is a exciting young team with one of the best freshmen classes in the country. We should enjoy their growth and let the expectations cool a bit.
Many teams lose in early season tournaments. Ask LSU.
Louisiana has had some awesome teams through the years that opened against lesser competition and didn't start as hot as this team started over the weekend.
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