Would love to see them get in, but if I'm being honest, they aren't really deserving of it. Too inconsistent and would be hard to imagine them competing against quality P4 teams.Bottom 10th, UConn offense has a scoreless inning after a 2 out hit by pitch. Georgetown wins 10-9, and UConn is out of the Big East Tourney. Well, we'll see on Monday if they get selected to the NCAA Tourney. It will be a long wait.
Bottom 10th, UConn offense has a scoreless inning after a 2 out hit by pitch. Georgetown wins 10-9, and UConn is out of the Big East Tourney. Well, we'll see on Monday if they get selected to the NCAA Tourney. It will be a long wait, and like Chris Jones I'm not overly optimistic about it at this point.
Baseball America National Writer:Welp.
How good are the odds for an at large bid? Sorry, I listen to all the games when I can but I don’t follow college baseball in general.
Hope you’re spot on here.Wildly inconsistent on both sides of the ball. D is good, baserunning not the usual strength. As stated before, no magic in this squad. Are they deserving? As opposed to whom? Northeastern just got drummed out of their league tourney by Hofstra and William & Mary. We’ll take the bid, thanks & see what happens. If Teddy Cahill says so, we’re safe as kittens. Rough day.
Hope you’re spot on here.
And I’m kidding on Teddy Cahill. Not sure how anyone can call Huskies a lock.Hope you’re spot on here.
We have a shot on earned recency bias in the NCAAs and RPI and our scheduling may have just done the job. As another poster has said nobody watches all these teams, so nobody really knows. Anybody who has followed this year sees the flaws. That being said, I wouldn’t want to be the two seed we might face. You’d rather face a traditional postseason choker. And there are a bunch of them.
I agree. But if we’re being fair, what prior generations called fundamentally sound baseball is no longer a priority. Data says it’s about walks and home runs, not moving a runner up or being able to get a bunt down.UConn ‘74 alumnus here.
This may be the most fundamentally unsound UConn team I’ve witnessed in the last 20 years. Bunting, sacrificing, hitting behind the runner, working the pitcher for a walk, going to the opposite field with a runner on second or third, not getting picked off…………”small ball” seems to be a lost art.
I am a big fan of Jim Penders, but this team is not representative of his typically disciplined approach.
Sadly, you are correct. Which is why baseball scores at the college level (aided by the “ping”) resemble football scores.I agree. But if we’re being fair, what prior generations called fundamentally sound baseball is no longer a priority. Data says it’s about walks and home runs, not moving a runner up or being able to eat a bunt down.
Exactly. Agree or disagree with whether things like bunting should be a part of the game, the reality is none of these kids are being taught to bunt so it's not their fault when they can't get one downI agree. But if we’re being fair, what prior generations called fundamentally sound baseball is no longer a priority. Data says it’s about walks and home runs, not moving a runner up or being able to eat a bunt down.
It’s the coaches responsibility to teach them.Exactly. Agree or disagree with whether things like bunting should be a part of the game, the reality is none of these kids are being taught to bunt so it's not their fault when they can't get one down
Pull the fastball and slider for powerExactly. Agree or disagree with whether things like bunting should be a part of the game, the reality is none of these kids are being taught to bunt so it's not their fault when they can't get one down