UConn Baseball - Regular Season Conference Series Finale @ Houston

[johnhuskies95]

Wasted a great performance by Tabakman. The ump was calling a bizarre strike on the left side of the plate all day and the team never adjusted to it.

 

[huskymedic]

UConnBaseball4:24pm via TweetDeck
FINAL: Houston 1, #UConn 0. Huskies fall to the Cougars and end regular season at 33-23. @American_BSB Championship play begins on 5/19.


All that's left to figure out is who we play on Wednesday as the 6th seed.

 

[dbmill]

Wasted a great performance by Tabakman. The ump was calling a bizarre strike on the left side of the plate all day and the team never adjusted to it.

Probably the best Tabakman has pitched all year.

 

[huskymedic]

http://uconnhuskies.com/m/sports/m-basebl/recaps/051615aaa.html

Game Notes:

• The Huskies are 1-6 all-time against the Cougars in a series that began last season.
• UConn finishes the regular season with 33 victories, most regular-season wins since 2011.
• Jordan Tabakman moved into third in UConn history with 263.2 career innings pitched.
• Jack Sundberg drew two walks and has 44 on the season, fifth-most in a single-season in UConn history.
• Sundberg also stole his 31st base, tying George Springer in 2011 for sixth-most in a single season.

Up next, UConn heads to Clearwater, Fla. to compete in the 2015 American Athletic Conference Baseball Championship beginning on May 19. The tournament will return to a double-elimination format this season, as it was in 2013 when the Huskies made an improbable run from eight-seed to the title in their final Big East Tournament.

 

[Stainmaster]

Gotta feel for Tabakman. Guy pitches the game of his life and our bats were absolutely lifeless.

When I have some spare time, I'd like to run an analysis of how our hitters fared against actual tough competition. 7 out of our 9 starters are hitting over .280 but after this past series you never would've guessed it.

 

[NE Baseball]

Gotta feel for Tabakman. Guy pitches the game of his life and our bats were absolutely lifeless.

When I have some spare time, I'd like to run an analysis of how our hitters fared against actual tough competition. 7 out of our 9 starters are hitting over .280 but after this past series you never would've guessed it.

Go to the American.org/baseball and click on interactive stats. Then click on conference only games and leaders

 

[Stainmaster]

Go to the American.org/baseball and click on interactive stats. Then click on conference only games and leaders

Thanks. I was thinking more along the lines of isolating stats vs. the real juggernaut opponents (Houston, ECU, Kennesaw State etc.) but that could work too.