Michigan/Louisiana game 2

[Turbine]

The way I see things, is Michigan won the third game, we won the second game, and WE gave them game one with a little help from blue. I agree with Stevie P, you always have to beat the other team and the officials, that is just part of the game.

I agree to a point, but not with always and not with "you" unless by "you" he meant "we." I also don't agree with the loose implication that this is how it is and should be.

Michagrin didn't have to beat the officials. Just the opposite.

[CajunEXPRESS]

Turb, you are right, always is not true, but almost always there are going to be bad calls one way or the other, and usually for both teams in the same arena in the same game. And by YOU I think he meant all teams, and I agree with that.

And yes bleu blew a score in game one, and and out against Michigan, but at the same time our players had every opportunity to win game one anyway but could not, and that has to be on them. You think Haack is blaming blue for the non-score or herself for dropping a pop up?

[Just1More]

Turb, you are right, always is not true, but almost always there are going to be bad calls one way or the other, and usually for both teams in the same arena in the same game. And by YOU I think he meant all teams, and I agree with that.

And yes bleu blew a score in game one, and and out against Michigan, but at the same time our players had every opportunity to win game one anyway but could not, and that has to be on them. You think Haack is blaming blue for the non-score or herself for dropping a pop up?

It's water under the bridge... but I have to partly disagree. Michigan should be the one regretting leaving a ball over the fat part of the plate or not cleanly fielding a ball. Haack's drop could be a forgettable moment, if not for "blue". When you earn your way to a super regional, believing you can "take it out of the hands of an official" is unrealistic. This particular sport... with 21 outs in regulation... and numerous one run games... usually decided by one bad pitch... one bobbled ball... cannot be subject to an official making close, slight, view-blocked, impossible angle perspective, personal judgement calls. Interestedly, you rarely see those calls go in favor of the "non monster program"... interestingly.

[Alum78]

We have to replace the 1,2,3 & 4 hitters...gonna be tough.

[Just1More]

We have to replace the 1,2,3 & 4 hitters...gonna be tough.

No doubt. Next year is a mass of sophomores. It will be interesting to see next year's 1-4. There will undoubtedly be a lot of movement in the lineup before the year's over. We will sorely miss these seniors.

[Boomer]

What about some JUCOs??? I think that a junior to be would know that these 4 players are leaving and to come to UL and start would be motivation to get some really great transfers!!!

[jllanclos]

WHAT ERRORS ? Someone please explain to me how you can see someone out of the batter's box when you are calling balls and strikes? IMPOSSIBLE. I watched the replays of every call in slow motion and we are in the box !On the line is considered in the box!!! PITIFUL

I thought they were out of the box on most of those, to be honest.

What I did have a problem with was the 5 second calls on Jordan in game 1. Driesenga stepped on the rubber and waited more than 5 seconds at least 5 times that I counted.

[tank]

I thought they were out of the box on most of those, to be honest.

What I did have a problem with was the 5 second calls on Jordan in game 1. Driesenga stepped on the rubber and waited more than 5 seconds at least 5 times that I counted.

Did you watch replay ? I dvr the games and watched those plays in slow motion.Not even close

[SlickRick]

What about some JUCOs??? I think that a junior to be would know that these 4 players are leaving and to come to UL and start would be motivation to get some really great transfers!!!

Hollier from LSUA and from Rayne, made JUCO all-american and based on what I read, is an excellent offensive player.

[SlickRick]

I thought they were out of the box on most of those, to be honest.

What I did have a problem with was the 5 second calls on Jordan in game 1. Driesenga stepped on the rubber and waited more than 5 seconds at least 5 times that I counted.

A couple of the calls, our girls did step on the line and once out of the box, but the question is did that happen before or after contact. That's a hard call to make, and if its close, you don't make that call in a super regional. JMO.