Mississippi 2 & Q.....

thekimmer

All-Conference
Aug 30, 2012
8,945
3,171
113
Not a very good team losing in short order to 3 and 4 seeds. Shows just how terrible our team was dropping 5 to those guys.
 

patdog

Heisman
May 28, 2007
61,339
33,065
113
Not a good team at all. Hell, I think we could have scored more than 2 runs. Of course, we'd have given up a hell of a lot more than 4.
 

msstate7

Redshirt
Nov 27, 2008
10,388
10
38
Not a good team at all. Hell, I think we could have scored more than 2 runs. Of course, we'd have given up a hell of a lot more than 4.
We would've given up more than 4 in just the 8-9 innings in each game
 

thekimmer

All-Conference
Aug 30, 2012
8,945
3,171
113
If the SEC still played the 7 inning double headers we might have made a regional.
 

HammerOfTheDogs

All-Conference
Jun 20, 2001
10,853
1,705
113
This?

 

tatedog

Redshirt
Mar 28, 2015
8,739
0
0
Worst 2 seed ever?

Probably not worst two seed ever. The baseball committee lately is a clown show so I'm sure someone was worse. It would be hard to top their total distance covered geographically in getting bounced 0-2 though. Bakersfield to College Park, MD has to be over 2500 miles. You'd have to go 0-2 against Maine/San Diego State or Washington/Miami, FL to top that.
 

patdog

Heisman
May 28, 2007
61,339
33,065
113
Maybe not even the worst #2 seed this year. East Carolina lost to #3 Columbia 6-3 and #4 FIU 2-0.
 

dawgphd

Sophomore
May 16, 2008
1,625
174
63
Maryland is good.

I completely forgot they moved to the Big 10.

If I understood correctly on the TV wrap up, their pitching may get thin even in the winners bracket. Today and tomorrow could be interesting in L.A.
 

patdog

Heisman
May 28, 2007
61,339
33,065
113
No idea why Maryland would want to move to the Big 10 or why the Big 10 would want to add them. The ACC made out great on that deal, though. Huge upgrade to dump Maryland and replace them with Louisville.
 

OleMissLogo

Redshirt
Dec 28, 2014
15,573
0
0
Big Ten revenue > ACC revenue

Maryland with DC area viewers > Louisville area viewers

Those were the reasons. The bigger conferences aren't adding teams because of quality in the Athletics. It's all about viewers and dollars now.
 

WayboDawg

Redshirt
Jun 7, 2013
1,224
9
38
Big Ten revenue > ACC revenue

Maryland with DC area viewers > Louisville area viewers

Those were the reasons. The bigger conferences aren't adding teams because of quality in the Athletics. It's all about viewers and dollars now.


Same story with Rutgers and the New York City/New Jersey markets.
 

RockstarFromMars

Redshirt
Sep 11, 2012
978
0
0
This was not a very good team. One of the better coaching jobs by Bianco to get this team to the postseason. I look forward to next year.
 

patdog

Heisman
May 28, 2007
61,339
33,065
113
Cohen got this UM team into the tournament as much as Bianco did. Without him, you're 26-26 and sitting at home.
 

5 Star

Redshirt
May 19, 2015
10
0
0
Ole Miss baseball takes another step back next season. Losing Sucks Orifice and his power will hurt more than anything. Christian Trent and Jacob Waguespack will be drafted and leave. Brady Bramlett is a draft-eligible sophomore who may leave as well. Those, in addition to Scott Weathersby and Sam Smith, accounted for a whole lot of inning, basically all of them. The remaining positional guys are mostly role players as well. Will be interesting to see them without Sucks. If Bramlett does not come back I will predict a losing record for them.
 

HD6

Sophomore
Apr 8, 2003
10,019
108
63
Sucks Orifice? For Christ's sake, Goat. Oh and bye.
 

patdog

Heisman
May 28, 2007
61,339
33,065
113
How many teams did you beat 4 times? I was really just joking. I agree this was probably Bianco's best coaching job, because this was probably the worst team he's had. Of course, he get's all the credit for not having much talent too though. It's been a long time since both MSU and UM have been this bad in baseball.
 

RebelBruiser

Redshirt
Aug 21, 2007
7,349
0
0
I'll never make broad predictions about position players year to year, because so many at this level take big steps in one offseason.

Our 2014 team is a great example. We had a lot of guys who had done very little in 2013. Bousfield hit 0.253 with 2 HRs, Orvis 0.237 with only 3 HRs, and Allen only 0.231 with 4 HRs. They went 0.336 with 6 HRs, 0.294 with 14 HRs, and 0.339 with 7 HRs in 2014. Austin Anderson also made a decent jump moving his slugging percentage from 0.386 to 0.454 between 2013 and 2014.

Then you have Benitendi at Arkansas who went from 0.276 with 1 HR last year to 0.390 with 18 HRs this year.

Point being, if you're returning hitters, you can't project based on the previous year, because some guys do just figure it out.

We are losing a good bit on the mound though. We've got some young guys with potential, but we'll have to have a number of them step up to be really good next year.
 
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