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NCAA Baseball Report

http://www.ncaabaseballreport.com

College baseball blog with news, game coverage, commentary, and more.

• Added on: Apr 3rd, 2008
• Country: United States
• Language: English

• Author: Eddie Griffin
• Listed in: Baseball Sports
• Tags: sports baseball ncaa college baseball

Recent Posts

• Is it Florida State’s year?

  Posted on Wednesday June 11th, 2008 at 22:46 in acc, college world series, mike martin, ncaa regionals, buster posey, geoff parker, team spotlight, 2008 college world series, florida state baseball, elih villanueva, matt fairel, tommy oravetz

  So, is this the year that Mike Martin will finally be able to exhale? Florida State is finally making their 19th trip to the College World Series after being absent since 2000, and the #4 national seed Seminoles will start the festivities on Saturday...

• Fresno State and LSU complete comebacks to complete College World Series field

  Posted on Monday June 9th, 2008 at 23:22 in college baseball, college world series, matt clark, ncaa regionals, recaps and reports, micah gibbs, super regionals, arizona state baseball, fresno state baseball, lsu baseball, uc irvine baseball, alex box stadium

  After a late comeback gave LSU one more game in the old Alex Box Stadium, Paul Mainieri’s Tigers thought they’d send out the stadium with a vintage performance. Good for LSU, very, very bad for UC Irvine. The Tigers pounded out 24 hits...

• Six teams in, last two College World Series berths to be decided on Monday

  Posted on Monday June 9th, 2008 at 02:29 in ncaa regionals, recaps and reports, super regionals, college baseball super regionals, ncaa super regionals, miami arizona super regional, rice texas a&m super regional, georgia north carolina state super regional, ncaa baseball super regionals, uc irvine lsu super regional, alex box stadium, arizona state fresno state super regional

  Five national seeds are assured of a place in the College World Series, but it’ll be a manic Monday for two more top seeds. Following #2 national seed North Carolina, #4 national seed Florida State, and Stanford, who swept #5 national seed Cal ...

• Florida State routs Wichita State to earn first CWS berth since 2000, North Carolina sweeps Coastal

  Posted on Sunday June 8th, 2008 at 17:59 in ncaa regionals, recaps and reports, buster posey, jason stidham, tony delmonico, jack rye, super regionals, florida state baseball, wichita state baseball, coastal carolina baseball, north carolina baseball, florida state wichita state super regional

  The Omaha drought is finally over for Florida State, but there’s still more to do to end another drought. Just like they did last weekend at the Tallahassee Regional, FSU bounced back from a series-opening defeat to advance, as a big first inni...

• Miami stays alive with slugfest win over Arizona, Arizona State pounds Fresno State to take series lead

  Posted on Sunday June 8th, 2008 at 04:08 in justin wilson, brett wallace, mike leake, yonder alonso, ncaa regionals, jason kipnis, recaps and reports, ryan sontag, miami baseball, arizona baseball, arizona state baseball, fresno state baseball

  So, this is how Miami responds to being on the brink of elimination? Following along with the big-hitting performances by ACC counterparts North Carolina State and Florida State earlier in the day, the Hurricanes rallied from an early 4-0 deficit to ...

• Stanford finishes off sweep of Fullerton to advance to Omaha, UC Irvine ends LSU’s win streak

  Posted on Saturday June 7th, 2008 at 22:48 in jason castro, ncaa regionals, recaps and reports, scott gorgen, erik davis, super regionals, college baseball super regionals, austin yount, brock bardeen, ncaa baseball super regionals, sean madigan, stanford cal state fullerton super regional

  Well, I’m not always right. After Stanford nipped Cal State Fullerton 4-3 last night in the opener of their super matchup at Goodwin Field, the Cardinal became the first team to book a berth in the College World Series with an 8-5 win over th...

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