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    Zeebart21's Avatar Zeebart21 is offline Ragin Cajuns of Louisiana Ragin' Cajuns Greatest Fan Ever

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    Quote Originally Posted by GoneGolfin View Post
    No, the credit goes to Paul at SEBaseball.com. He just sent me the updated version. I will post here shortly. But UL is tied with New Mexico at #40 with a .5736 Adjusted RPI.

    No, I will not be in for WKU. I have a newborn (Preston Michael) ... born last Saturday morning. We will be watching and listening to the broadcast. However, if the Cajuns were to make a regional, we may be making a family trip.

    Brian
    Props to Paul @ SEBaseball! Congrats on the newborn!!

    Z

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    Quote Originally Posted by Zeebart21 View Post
    _ Props to Paul @ SEBaseball! Congrats on the newborn!!

    Z _
    Thanks Z!

    Brian

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    Quote Originally Posted by J-Town Cajun View Post
    _ Looking forward to it Brian. I love this time of year and I get into all the different teams we are pulling for and against. I stayed up late watching Texas/Baylor game. Texas can really pitch I I would think they may be the early favorites to win it all.

    Brain, who do you like right now? Maybe give me the top few teams who you can win it all. Thanks. _
    Certainly, Texas has an outstanding shot to take the title. The Horns have the best pitching staff in the country coupled with one of the best defenses in the country. They are not fearful at the plate, but they execute well and know how to scratch for runs. They do have a couple of hitters that can really hurt you.

    I really like Arizona State again (did not think I would be saying that after losing a number of players from last year's team ... most notably Mike Leake). They have an oustanding pitching staff ... and that is without Josh Spence, whom has not pitched yet this season. The Sun Devils hope to get him back soon (he has started throwing). Arizona State still hits the ball extremely well, though without the gaudy power numbers of past years ... and they play sound defense. If ASU gets Spence back, they may be my favorite.

    I also like Florida ... very nice starting rotation and a very balanced club. South Carolina and Arkansas are also very good. I expect at least two of these three to be in the CWS. LSU is capable, but their starting pitching is in shambles ... to the point where they need to take Ott (their closer) and move them into the rotation. Ott was shelled today by Florida and the Gators are about to sweep. This will make seven consecutive losses for the Tigers (six in conference).

    Cal State-Fullerton has been charging hard down the stretch and will be a threat. As a dark horse candidate to make the CWS, take a look at Oregon. The Ducks are only in their second season under former Cal State-Fullerton coach George Horton (succeeded Garrido). They went 14-42 last season.

    I expect Virginia to make a run for the title. Hultzen and Morey have been outstanding. Very balanced squad ... much like Arizona State.

    Brian

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    I watched the Gators dismantle LSU today and yesterday on TV. Matty Ice was Luke Warm today.


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    Quote Originally Posted by GoneGolfin View Post
    _ Certainly, Texas has an outstanding shot to take the title. The Horns have the best pitching staff in the country coupled with one of the best defenses in the country. They are not fearful at the plate, but they execute well and know how to scratch for runs. They do have a couple of hitters that can really hurt you.

    I really like Arizona State again (did not think I would be saying that after losing a number of players from last year's team ... most notably Mike Leake). They have an oustanding pitching staff ... and that is without Josh Spence, whom has not pitched yet this season. The Sun Devils hope to get him back soon (he has started throwing). Arizona State still hits the ball extremely well, though without the gaudy power numbers of past years ... and they play sound defense. If ASU gets Spence back, they may be my favorite.

    I also like Florida ... very nice starting rotation and a very balanced club. South Carolina and Arkansas are also very good. I expect at least two of these three to be in the CWS. LSU is capable, but their starting pitching is in shambles ... to the point where they need to take Ott (their closer) and move them into the rotation. Ott was shelled today by Florida and the Gators are about to sweep. This will make seven consecutive losses for the Tigers (six in conference).

    Cal State-Fullerton has been charging hard down the stretch and will be a threat. As a dark horse candidate to make the CWS, take a look at Oregon. The Ducks are only in their second season under former Cal State-Fullerton coach George Horton (succeeded Garrido). They went 14-42 last season.

    I expect Virginia to make a run for the title. Hultzen and Morey have been outstanding. Very balanced squad ... much like Arizona State.

    Brian _
    Thanks

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    Quote Originally Posted by Dad04 View Post
    I watched the Gators dismantle LSU today and yesterday on TV. Matty Ice was Luke Warm today.
    So did I. It just goes to show u how much different it is from working out the pen to a starter, especially in a conference like that. He is really really good with 6 or so out to close things out.

    igeaux.mobi

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    Quote Originally Posted by lifetimecajun View Post
    _ So did I. It just goes to show u how much different it is from working out the pen to a starter, especially in a conference like that. He is really really good with 6 or so out to close things out.

    igeaux.mobi _
    It makes what Farquhar and Jut have done that much more impressive. Both have dominated both as a starter and in the bullpen. Jut is even more impressive considering that he's also doing well as a fielder and hitter, man its nice having those kind of players on the team.

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    Not a bad weekend for me. Nine wins for me (the Cajuns, Cajuns softball... and Florida)! Wow!


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    I agree


    Quote Originally Posted by TuffGuy84 View Post
    It makes what Farquhar and Jut have done that much more impressive. Both have dominated both as a starter and in the bullpen. Jut is even more impressive considering that he's also doing well as a fielder and hitter, man its nice having those kind of players on the team.


    igeaux.mobi

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