Oh man …. Freeburger should have been out of the inning….good outing for the young Gent.
Top 9th, Fogell gets a strikeout to end the game, UConn wins 15-9 and sweeps the series.
Not going to say that ball hit to center field should have been caught but it would have been nice had it been.
I've seen enough defensive brilliance from Simmons to give him a pass on that one.For most center fielders that isn't even a realistic play. Simmons is a great fielder and could have caught it, but I'd say it was scored correctly as a hit.
He made it a point to mention that UConn now holds a 47-46 all time advantage after the Hall owned UConn for a while. I think the fact that Coach Penders and Coach Shepard played against each other and now coach their alma maters adds a bit to the match-ups. I think it’s good for the league when Seton Hall (and St John) are having good years.Penders considers Seton Hall to be a rival. Interesting.
He was commenting in the context of how SH had our number for so many years and a lot of baseball alums appreciate how the tide has turned. JP has perspective, respects history and the opponent. It is appreciated.He made it a point to mention that UConn now holds a 47-46 all time advantage after the Hall owned UConn for a while. I think the fact that Coach Penders and Coach Shepard played against each other and now coach their alma maters adds a bit to the match-ups. I think it’s good for the league when Seton Hall (and St John) are having good years.
He made it a point to mention that UConn now holds a 47-46 all time advantage after the Hall owned UConn for a while. I think the fact that Coach Penders and Coach Shepard played against each other and now coach their alma maters adds a bit to the match-ups. I think it’s good for the league when Seton Hall (and St John) are having good years.
He was commenting in the context of how SH had our number for so many years and a lot of baseball alums appreciate how the tide has turned. JP has perspective, respects history and the opponent. It is appreciated.
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