Can't Wait for Baseball!

[BirdofParadise]

FALL BASEBALL WEEKDAY TIMES: 2:30 PM
WEEKEND TIMES: 12:00 PM

World Series starts soon, first week of November. call Tina at Baseball, 482-6093 for any info on the team and schedule.

Also, let sports info know that they don't have the 2006 schedule on the Ragin Cajun website. Know for a fact, They have it. also softball

Geaux Cajuns.

The schedule is not on the website because it has not yet been released.

[El Sidonio]

That's awesome how the Acme Brick sign no longer has ULL but just UL. I wonder whose idea that was? Lookin forward to a great baseball season.

God Bless

[USLJim]

The schedule is not on the website because it has not yet been released.

FYI
Tina is giving it out at Fall Ball. She told me she has sent it to Sports Information office. I have a copy of it in my car. It looks real good to. The tournament in San Antonio is gonna be very good and challenging. I plan to go.

Geaux Cajuns

[BirdofParadise]

FYI
Tina is giving it out at Fall Ball. She told me she has sent it to Sports Information office. I have a copy of it in my car. It looks real good to. The tournament in San Antonio is gonna be very good and challenging. I plan to go.

Geaux Cajuns

Here's an FYI for you.

There was a schedule change (actually a time change) TODAY. The way it works is that Tina sends the schedule.....then they take it to the AD who signs off on it. Then it goes back to the coach for the final signature. Then it is released.

I have had the schedule since the end of last season. And I have seen it changed six different times.....including today.

Heck, right now they still have a game scheduled on Mardi Gras!!

[NewsCopy]

LOUISIANA La. - The Louisiana Ragin' Cajun baseball team will hold its final fall practice as a group today. Beginning at 5:30 p.m., the squad will be divided into two groups, and those units will spend the weekend preparing for the annual Red-White Fall World Series that begins Monday at Moore Field. The seven seniors on the Cajun squad, already divided into two units, will draft the from the remainder of the UL roster this evening to determine teams for the best-of-seven series that begins Monday at 6 p.m. "We normally learn a lot from the World Series," said UL head coach Tony Robichaux, "but we probably learn just as much from how the teams are drafted. It lets us see how the players see things. We tell them from the start that the draft is important and that the fall workouts earn you the right to be drafted." Pitcher Jeff Martinez and outfielders John McCarthy and Alex Preciado will head up the White team. Pitcher Brandt Sanders, outfielder Josh Landry and infielder Jameson Parker lead the Red team, with senior transfer pitcher Cody LeBlanc's slot to be determined by a coin flip. Those groups will, in turn, draft their underclassmen teammates. The rest of the story Dan McDonald dmcdonald@theadvertiser.com

[NewsCopy]

LOUISIANA La. - Louisiana's Ragin' Cajuns opened up their annual fall World Series with a 13-4 win for the White Team. The White team currently leads the series 1-0 over the Red Team. The White Team scored eight runs in the third inning to break the game wide open. Junior Devon Bourque led off the inning with a walk. Jonathan Lucroy advanced Bourque as he reached on a fielding error to the third baseman. Third baseman Tim Santiago laid down a bunt to advance the runners and reached first safely, giving the White Team the bases loaded with no one out. William Long singled up the middle plating the first two runs of the inning. Nolan Gisclair laid down a sacrifice bunt to advance the runners, but a fielding error by the pitcher allowed Gisclair to reach base safely. A double by Geoff Craig gave White two more runs. Matt Casbon continued the inning singling up the middle and plating another White runner. After a pitching change, Dustin Miller continued the damage, singling to center field driving in Craig. A sacrifice bunt advanced the runners. Three consecutive walks plated two more runs to give the White team eight runs in the inning. White started off the game with a run in the first inning. Two singles led off the game and a fly ball advanced the runners. Santiago hit a sacrifice fly to deep left field that allowed the first run of the night. After the eight run third inning, the White Team widened the gap by scoring one run in the fourth and the fifth innings. The Red Team cut the deficit in the seventh inning as Scott Hawkins led off the inning with a single through the right side. Jeff Mizzi drew a two out walk to give Red a runner in scoring position for only the second time that night. Ty Rasmussen was hit by a pitch to load the bases and Brad Benson got a pinch hit that scored two runs for the Red Team. The White Team got those runs back in the top of the eighth as Miller tripled to left center field to score Casbon who reached first with a walk. Miller later came around to score as John McCarthy grounded out to the second base. Solo homeruns by Josh Landry and Parker Jameson in the eighth and ninth innings respectively provided the final runs for the Red Team. Hunter Moody took the win for the White Team, pitching 6.1 innings allowing just one run, striking out six while allowing no walks. For the Red Team, Jonathan Cottrell took the loss allowing 8 runs in just 2.0 innings of work. LOUISIANA SI

[CajunProud]

Where can I go to get a roster for the games. I haven't even seen a box score on the Universities Web site or in the local fish wrap.

P.S.

I have been to both games so far and it looks like we will be solid on offense. We have a lot of young excellent talent, and it looks like our overall team speed is the best it has been in years.

Pitching is another story. Moody looked fantastic. Also, there is a Gros that pitched last night and he looks a lot like Andy Gros. Are they related? There was a freshman left hander that pitched on Monday night and he had excellen stuff. Another Andy Gros look alike. Lucroy looks great as does Parker and Landry. Tatford looks like his ankle is injured and he is not swinging the bat well.

I know it is very early, but we should make another run at the regionals this year if the young guys can stay focused and the pitching matures.

[Boomer]

Where can I go to get a roster for the games. I haven't even seen a box score on the Universities Web site or in the local fish wrap.

P.S.

I have been to both games so far and it looks like we will be solid on offense. We have a lot of young excellent talent, and it looks like our overall team speed is the best it has been in years.

Pitching is another story. Moody looked fantastic. Also, there is a Gros that pitched last night and he looks a lot like Andy Gros. Are they related? There was a freshman left hander that pitched on Monday night and he had excellen stuff. Another Andy Gros look alike. Lucroy looks great as does Parker and Landry. Tatford looks like his ankle is injured and he is not swinging the bat well.
I know it is very early, but we should make another run at the regionals this year if the young guys can stay focused and the pitching matures.

Are the boxes in the DA Rag????

[CajunKahouna]

Where can I go to get a roster for the games. .................

Copies are available at the games.

[CajunProud]

Are the boxes in the DA Rag????

I didn't see one on Tuesday, but they were there on Wednesday and today.

[CajunProud]

Copies are available at the games.

I won't be able to make any of the other games. Can anyone scan one and put it on this site? That would be great.

[CajunAmos]

Attached is a pdf I scanned with the fall ball rosters. They have copies at the games with team assignements, but hopefully this will help.