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[QUOTE="dbmill, post: 3045142, member: 2504"] I see another advantage to Feole either taking the Charleston series off or coming out of the bullpen that weekend. Both Colby Dunlop and Joe Simeone would get another start that weekend, and the weekend after that in the Coastal Carolina tournament, a weekend where UConn has four games scheduled to play. Presumably Feole will be back starting in that third weekend no matter what assuming he doesn't suffer a setback. That way both Dunlop and Simeone would have two weekend starts to further their development and to potentially show what they can do. Whoever shows to have the better of the two weekend series would possibly be given the Sunday starting spot, the other would either get weekday starts or move to the bullpen. [/QUOTE]
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