First pitch 6pm SELA is 1-1 (Beat Hofstra lost to Murray St)
The Lions are scheduled to start sophomore left-hander Payton Robinson and Tulane will counter with right-hander Chase Solesky.
SELA and ULL were tied 4-4 last night in the bottom of the 11th inning with 2 outs when heavy rain came pouring in late to halt the game. It will be continued 3/29 in Hammond. The Lions went through a few pitchers this weekend in the Tangi Classic and last night so they are deep into their staff. Should bode well for our hitters if we can get into their pen.
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Let's show our support before the team heads to Cali for a weekend series against UCSBtpstulane wrote:First pitch 6pm SELA is 1-1 (Beat Hofstra lost to Murray St)
The Lions are scheduled to start sophomore left-hander Payton Robinson and Tulane will counter with right-hander Chase Solesky.
SELA and ULL were tied 4-4 last night in the bottom of the 11th inning with 2 outs when heavy rain came pouring in late to halt the game. It will be continued 3/29 in Hammond. The Lions went through a few pitchers this weekend in the Tangi Classic and last night so they are deep into their staff. Should bode well for our hitters if we can get into their pen.
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Tough choice: go to Hammond for baseball or watch men's basketball continue to improve against ECU at Devlin. BTW, an amusing factoid for those opting for basketball: ECU hates being called Eastern Carolina. This seems to be similar to the disdain felt by the folks in Lafayette when referred to as ULaLa!
I call the school in Lafayette... La Laf ( French, for the "big laugh")GreenLantern wrote:Tough choice: go to Hammond for baseball or watch men's basketball continue to improve against ECU at Devlin. BTW, an amusing factoid for those opting for basketball: ECU hates being called Eastern Carolina. This seems to be similar to the disdain felt by the folks in Lafayette when referred to as ULaLa!
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Cajun hitting right now is making everyone look like an ace, and yes, SELA has thrown a lot of arms the last few days.
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Just call us what ULM calls us.golfnut69 wrote:I call the school in Lafayette... La Laf ( French, for the "big laugh")GreenLantern wrote:Tough choice: go to Hammond for baseball or watch men's basketball continue to improve against ECU at Devlin. BTW, an amusing factoid for those opting for basketball: ECU hates being called Eastern Carolina. This seems to be similar to the disdain felt by the folks in Lafayette when referred to as ULaLa!
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Another loss.
Tulane athletics is really hard to get excited about. Big, big dynamic changes are needed to change the accurate public perception that Tulane doesn't care one iota about competing in athletics. They are perfectly happy to fight for the cellar and cash conference checks. I really wish the AAC would put them on notice to compete or face ejection from conference.
Same old story. 11 strikeouts tonight facing bad midweek pitching. SELA hit our bad midweek pitching like they should. We lose 8-5 and are now 1-3 playing mediocre teams.
41 strikeouts in 4 games.
Meanwhile across the city UNO is 4-0 after beating LSU 11-8 and getting 14 hits.
McNeese beating UL Monroe 31-3 at Monroe.
41 strikeouts in 4 games.
Meanwhile across the city UNO is 4-0 after beating LSU 11-8 and getting 14 hits.
McNeese beating UL Monroe 31-3 at Monroe.
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tpstulane wrote:Same old story. 11 strikeouts tonight facing bad midweek pitching. Lose 8-5
41 strikeouts in 4 games.
We scored 5 runs. The offense wasn't really the problem tonight. Nor was Solesky. Bullpen was the problem. Not the strikeouts
5 runs vs midweek pitching is nothing. Neither team had much pitching. They just put the ball in play and we didn't. We're playing with a bunch of Sr's. Most that have been starting since they were Freshman. We either a Hr or K not enough in between. Something is not right. We could easily lose again this weekend and come home 1-6.Profoundwizard wrote:tpstulane wrote:Same old story. 11 strikeouts tonight facing bad midweek pitching. Lose 8-5
41 strikeouts in 4 games.
We scored 5 runs. The offense wasn't really the problem tonight. Nor was Solesky. Bullpen was the problem. Not the strikeouts
We should be 4-0 right now.
Soleski pitched well gave up two unearned runs and Spoon turned an out into a double in RF. That's why you have to make contact. They turned those two mistakes into a bunch of runs. When you strikeout that doesn't happen.
It's early but I'm concerned.
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5 runs against midweek pitching is terrible? No. You're wrong. Not in the BBCOR era. Coastal Carolina played 11 midweek games last year. Scored 53 runs. 4.8 runs per midweek game. One of the best hitting teams in the country.tpstulane wrote:5 runs vs midweek pitching is terrible. Neither team had much pitching. They just put the ball in play and we didn't. We're playing with a bunch of Sr's. Most that have been starting since they were Freshman. We either Hr or K not enough in between. Something is not right. We could easily lose again this weekend and come home 1-6.Profoundwizard wrote:tpstulane wrote:Same old story. 11 strikeouts tonight facing bad midweek pitching. Lose 8-5
41 strikeouts in 4 games.
We scored 5 runs. The offense wasn't really the problem tonight. Nor was Solesky. Bullpen was the problem. Not the strikeouts
We should be 4-0 right now. I'm concerned.
Soleski pitched well gave up two unearned runs and Spoon turned an out into a double in RF. That's why you have to make contact. They turned those two mistakes into a bunch of runs. When you strikeout that doesn't happen.
We should all be concerned. The bullpen is awful. Apparently Massey hasn't been right for a while. Could be in for a long year.
First off that's comparing apples and oranges.Profoundwizard wrote:5 runs against midweek pitching is terrible? No. You're wrong. Not in the BBCOR era. Coastal Carolina played 11 midweek games last year. Scored 53 runs. 4.8 runs per midweek game. One of the best hitting teams in the country.tpstulane wrote:5 runs vs midweek pitching is terrible. Neither team had much pitching. They just put the ball in play and we didn't. We're playing with a bunch of Sr's. Most that have been starting since they were Freshman. We either Hr or K not enough in between. Something is not right. We could easily lose again this weekend and come home 1-6.Profoundwizard wrote:tpstulane wrote:Same old story. 11 strikeouts tonight facing bad midweek pitching. Lose 8-5
41 strikeouts in 4 games.
We scored 5 runs. The offense wasn't really the problem tonight. Nor was Solesky. Bullpen was the problem. Not the strikeouts
We should be 4-0 right now. I'm concerned.
Soleski pitched well gave up two unearned runs and Spoon turned an out into a double in RF. That's why you have to make contact. They turned those two mistakes into a bunch of runs. When you strikeout that doesn't happen.
We should all be concerned. The bullpen is awful. Apparently Massey hasn't been right for a while. Could be in for a long year.
How many times did Coastal strikeout? I bet a lot less then we did. We are not going to win many games striking out 10 times a game. My point is we are going to struggle if we continue to strikeout this much. We haven't even faced any good pitching yet. This is starting to feel like basketball all over again.
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It's not comparing apples to oranges. You set the standard, you said 5 runs a game in the midweek was terrible. I showed you that last years national championship team, also a great hitting team, scored under 5 a game in the midweek. Then you moved the goalposts. Now you want to know how often they struck out.tpstulane wrote:First off that's comparing apples and oranges.Profoundwizard wrote:5 runs against midweek pitching is terrible? No. You're wrong. Not in the BBCOR era. Coastal Carolina played 11 midweek games last year. Scored 53 runs. 4.8 runs per midweek game. One of the best hitting teams in the country.tpstulane wrote:5 runs vs midweek pitching is terrible. Neither team had much pitching. They just put the ball in play and we didn't. We're playing with a bunch of Sr's. Most that have been starting since they were Freshman. We either Hr or K not enough in between. Something is not right. We could easily lose again this weekend and come home 1-6.Profoundwizard wrote:tpstulane wrote:Same old story. 11 strikeouts tonight facing bad midweek pitching. Lose 8-5
41 strikeouts in 4 games.
We scored 5 runs. The offense wasn't really the problem tonight. Nor was Solesky. Bullpen was the problem. Not the strikeouts
We should be 4-0 right now. I'm concerned.
Soleski pitched well gave up two unearned runs and Spoon turned an out into a double in RF. That's why you have to make contact. They turned those two mistakes into a bunch of runs. When you strikeout that doesn't happen.
We should all be concerned. The bullpen is awful. Apparently Massey hasn't been right for a while. Could be in for a long year.
How many times did Coastal strikeout? I bet a lot less then we did. We are not going to win many games striking out 10 times a game. My point is we are going to struggle if we continue to strikeout this much. We haven't even faced any good pitching yet.
You're not going to like the answer. They struck out almost as much as us last year. 8.3 K's per game for Tulane. 7.8 for Coastal.
For good measure Jewett's Vandy team struck out more than Tulane last year.
All I know is they won the national championship and we didn't. My point is if this Tulane team continues to K 10 times a game against mediocre pitching we're not going to be the next Coastal Carolina. Our opponents have struckout 26 times to our 41.Profoundwizard wrote:It's not comparing apples to oranges. You set the standard, you said 5 runs a game in the midweek was terrible. I showed you that last years national championship team, also a great hitting team, scored under 5 a game in the midweek. Then you moved the goalposts. Now you want to know how often they struck out.tpstulane wrote:First off that's comparing apples and oranges.Profoundwizard wrote:5 runs against midweek pitching is terrible? No. You're wrong. Not in the BBCOR era. Coastal Carolina played 11 midweek games last year. Scored 53 runs. 4.8 runs per midweek game. One of the best hitting teams in the country.tpstulane wrote:5 runs vs midweek pitching is terrible. Neither team had much pitching. They just put the ball in play and we didn't. We're playing with a bunch of Sr's. Most that have been starting since they were Freshman. We either Hr or K not enough in between. Something is not right. We could easily lose again this weekend and come home 1-6.Profoundwizard wrote:tpstulane wrote:Same old story. 11 strikeouts tonight facing bad midweek pitching. Lose 8-5
41 strikeouts in 4 games.
We scored 5 runs. The offense wasn't really the problem tonight. Nor was Solesky. Bullpen was the problem. Not the strikeouts
We should be 4-0 right now. I'm concerned.
Soleski pitched well gave up two unearned runs and Spoon turned an out into a double in RF. That's why you have to make contact. They turned those two mistakes into a bunch of runs. When you strikeout that doesn't happen.
We should all be concerned. The bullpen is awful. Apparently Massey hasn't been right for a while. Could be in for a long year.
How many times did Coastal strikeout? I bet a lot less then we did. We are not going to win many games striking out 10 times a game. My point is we are going to struggle if we continue to strikeout this much. We haven't even faced any good pitching yet.
You're not going to like the answer. They struck out almost as much as us last year. 8.3 K's per game for Tulane. 7.8 for Coastal.
For good measure Jewett's Vandy team struck out more than Tulane last year.
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They were a better team than we were at the end of the season. But it had nothing to do with guys limiting their strikeouts. Strikeouts for hitters are overblown.tpstulane wrote:All I know is they won the national championship and we didn't. My point is if this Tulane team continues to K 10 times a game against mediocre pitching we're not going to be the next Coastal Carolina.Profoundwizard wrote:It's not comparing apples to oranges. You set the standard, you said 5 runs a game in the midweek was terrible. I showed you that last years national championship team, also a great hitting team, scored under 5 a game in the midweek. Then you moved the goalposts. Now you want to know how often they struck out.tpstulane wrote:First off that's comparing apples and oranges.Profoundwizard wrote:5 runs against midweek pitching is terrible? No. You're wrong. Not in the BBCOR era. Coastal Carolina played 11 midweek games last year. Scored 53 runs. 4.8 runs per midweek game. One of the best hitting teams in the country.tpstulane wrote:5 runs vs midweek pitching is terrible. Neither team had much pitching. They just put the ball in play and we didn't. We're playing with a bunch of Sr's. Most that have been starting since they were Freshman. We either Hr or K not enough in between. Something is not right. We could easily lose again this weekend and come home 1-6.Profoundwizard wrote:tpstulane wrote:Same old story. 11 strikeouts tonight facing bad midweek pitching. Lose 8-5
41 strikeouts in 4 games.
We scored 5 runs. The offense wasn't really the problem tonight. Nor was Solesky. Bullpen was the problem. Not the strikeouts
We should be 4-0 right now. I'm concerned.
Soleski pitched well gave up two unearned runs and Spoon turned an out into a double in RF. That's why you have to make contact. They turned those two mistakes into a bunch of runs. When you strikeout that doesn't happen.
We should all be concerned. The bullpen is awful. Apparently Massey hasn't been right for a while. Could be in for a long year.
How many times did Coastal strikeout? I bet a lot less then we did. We are not going to win many games striking out 10 times a game. My point is we are going to struggle if we continue to strikeout this much. We haven't even faced any good pitching yet.
You're not going to like the answer. They struck out almost as much as us last year. 8.3 K's per game for Tulane. 7.8 for Coastal.
For good measure Jewett's Vandy team struck out more than Tulane last year.
We scored enough runs to win. Our team is built on power. Same as last year. So many pro teams are built the same way and strike out at an astronomical rate. The difference is pitching and a new staff. We are missing Gibbs, Massey, Simms, Rankin, etc. Merril was coming out of the bullpen. Allen and Pierce failed miserably when it came to recruiting pitching. And PITCHING is the game. We hit and score enough to win. To insinuate otherwise is not correct.
Army scored 7 to our 4.arkhou02 wrote:We scored enough runs to win. Our team is built on power. Same as last year. So many pro teams are built the same way and strike out at an astronomical rate. The difference is pitching and a new staff. We are missing Gibbs, Massey, Simms, Rankin, etc. Merril was coming out of the bullpen. Allen and Pierce failed miserably when it came to recruiting pitching. And PITCHING is the game. We hit and score enough to win. To insinuate otherwise is not correct.
SELA scored 8 to our 5.
Obviously we didn't score enough runs to win the last 3 games against bad pitching. Our opponents have scored more runs against our weak pitching then we did against theirs. LSU scored 25 runs in 3 games. And UNO scored 11 tonight against LSU. McNeese St scored 32 runs tonight.
Lastly this is not pro ball.
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I went back and checked why CC really won. They were 43-2 when leading after 5 innings. And an incredible 51-1 when leading after 8 innings. So it was their awesome bullpen pitching. That's why they could score under 5 runs and win. So let's keep to Tulane and not compare us to a national champion because that's what I meant by comparing apples to oranges.Profoundwizard wrote:It's not comparing apples to oranges. You set the standard, you said 5 runs a game in the midweek was terrible. I showed you that last years national championship team, also a great hitting team, scored under 5 a game in the midweek. Then you moved the goalposts. Now you want to know how often they struck out.tpstulane wrote:First off that's comparing apples and oranges.Profoundwizard wrote:5 runs against midweek pitching is terrible? No. You're wrong. Not in the BBCOR era. Coastal Carolina played 11 midweek games last year. Scored 53 runs. 4.8 runs per midweek game. One of the best hitting teams in the country.tpstulane wrote:5 runs vs midweek pitching is terrible. Neither team had much pitching. They just put the ball in play and we didn't. We're playing with a bunch of Sr's. Most that have been starting since they were Freshman. We either Hr or K not enough in between. Something is not right. We could easily lose again this weekend and come home 1-6.Profoundwizard wrote:tpstulane wrote:Same old story. 11 strikeouts tonight facing bad midweek pitching. Lose 8-5
41 strikeouts in 4 games.
We scored 5 runs. The offense wasn't really the problem tonight. Nor was Solesky. Bullpen was the problem. Not the strikeouts
We should be 4-0 right now. I'm concerned.
Soleski pitched well gave up two unearned runs and Spoon turned an out into a double in RF. That's why you have to make contact. They turned those two mistakes into a bunch of runs. When you strikeout that doesn't happen.
We should all be concerned. The bullpen is awful. Apparently Massey hasn't been right for a while. Could be in for a long year.
How many times did Coastal strikeout? I bet a lot less then we did. We are not going to win many games striking out 10 times a game. My point is we are going to struggle if we continue to strikeout this much. We haven't even faced any good pitching yet.
You're not going to like the answer. They struck out almost as much as us last year. 8.3 K's per game for Tulane. 7.8 for Coastal.
For good measure Jewett's Vandy team struck out more than Tulane last year.
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Strikeouts aren't overblown, especially when men are on base. A groundout or flyout that advances the runner is 1000X better than a strikeout. We have too many feast or famine hitters. Every time you put the ball in play something good can happen. Failing to make contact or watch third strikes do nothing for you.
Pitching is key in this era, CC had that right now we certainly don't. Solesky did well but when they went to the pen all heck breaks loose. If you can't pitch well, you better hit real consistently (have men on when the once in a while HR hitters hit one) and play great defense. There is time to turn around the trend, if not Turchin will look like Devlin did last night.
Pitching is key in this era, CC had that right now we certainly don't. Solesky did well but when they went to the pen all heck breaks loose. If you can't pitch well, you better hit real consistently (have men on when the once in a while HR hitters hit one) and play great defense. There is time to turn around the trend, if not Turchin will look like Devlin did last night.
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