Chairman of the Board
Marshall
T6
OSU down in order
OSU down in order
OSU @ DBU
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Marshall
B6
Bogusz allows a 2 out hit but nothing else
Bogusz allows a 2 out hit but nothing else
Chairman of the Board
Marshall
T7
Pokes again down in order
For a team with Omaha aspirations, there have been just too many games where they don't even compete. DBU isn't Baylor so they aren't giving us free passes and kicking the ball all over the year and letting us back in the game.
Pokes again down in order
For a team with Omaha aspirations, there have been just too many games where they don't even compete. DBU isn't Baylor so they aren't giving us free passes and kicking the ball all over the year and letting us back in the game.
Chairman of the Board
Marshall
B7
Bogusz strands two Patriots
Bogusz strands two Patriots
MustangPokeFan
New member
This team is BiPolar!
Chairman of the Board
Marshall
T8
All three Cowboys strike out
12K 2BB 2H
All three Cowboys strike out
12K 2BB 2H
Chairman of the Board
Marshall
Rob wants to make sure this game takes all night. Root, Phillips, and now Davis pitch in B8
and Davis allows a single that scores the guy that Root hit with a pitch.
and Davis allows a single that scores the guy that Root hit with a pitch.
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SanditeCowboy
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Chairman of the Board
Marshall
T9
Ehrhard pinch hits and doubles to right. That's a good development. OSU's third hit of the night and fifth baserunner.
Ehrhard pinch hits and doubles to right. That's a good development. OSU's third hit of the night and fifth baserunner.
Chairman of the Board
Marshall
DBU wins 8-0
OSU goes 3-29 at the plate and strikes out 15 times. Very weak effort.
OSU goes 3-29 at the plate and strikes out 15 times. Very weak effort.
Chairman of the Board
Marshall
It probably won't be. Likely all the same catch phrases.
Quite a reversal from game in Stillwater. Geez.
Matt_bob123
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I’m sorry, but do you all honestly expect us to win every game? We’re 20-6, one of our best starts in years. After we put up double digit runs all last week, we were due for an offensively slow night, but give credit to DBU. They pitched well last night.
This team has responded well to losses and we have the hottest team in the country coming to Stilly this weekend. Refocus, beat Texas and “win the week.” It’s a long season, but we are well positioned so far.
This team has responded well to losses and we have the hottest team in the country coming to Stilly this weekend. Refocus, beat Texas and “win the week.” It’s a long season, but we are well positioned so far.
I expect that we TRY to win every game. Just my impression but it didn’t look like anyone wanted to be there.
PokeJ
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Astros were world champs and lost 67 games last year. Dodgers got beat 13-5 last night. The very best teams can lose to anyone on any given night.
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Midweek games are increasingly losing the urgency of years past. Honestly, to me, they seem like not much more than a scrimmage once conference play begins. I would like to be competitive every time we cross the chalk, but the last few years have me scratching my head at times. The goal now seems to be to simply win the weekends in conference.
Matt_bob123
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It was LITERALLY our first midweek loss, already beaten MSU, ASU, DBU, & WSU. Can’t win them all. But so far we had, despite our walking wounded situations and setting up for weekend matchups.
Easy there, @Matt_bob123... I have a ton of respect for your baseball knowledge year after year. The observations I shared are my own and weren't something related to JUST this midweek performance. It's something that I feel like has been building over time. I never took a shot at anyone directly. I also said the midweek dip occurs during conference play. You cited examples mostly pre-conference.
I'm a realist and know we won't "win em all". I'm also a data analyst and look for trends in the numbers.
I'm a realist and know we won't "win em all". I'm also a data analyst and look for trends in the numbers.
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