Last 10 Posts of Original Content
Click here to advertise with us
The College Baseball Blog spends a ton of time working on this great website. We survive on the donations of our readers and users for the hosting of the website and other various expenses. If you can donate a few bucks for the upkeep of the site please click the above PayPal link or email us if you want to pay by other means.
|
Posted by Brian Foley, on July 30th, 2010 Category: 2011 Top Players, Cape Cod League
Share
 Frankie Piliere of Fanhouse.com attended the 2010 Cape Cod All-Star Game to take a look at all the talent in the game. He has some great information on some of the players in the game and who was the most impressive. The two pitchers in his mind that looked good were R.J. Alvarez and Tony Zych who both reached the upper 90’s with their respective fastballs.
Read More →
Posted by Brian Foley, on July 30th, 2010 Category: 2011 Schedules, SEC
Share
 The LSU Tigers have posted their 2011 schedule which features 56 games including 37 games played at Alex Box Stadium. They will open the 2011 campaign with a three game set against Wake Forest in Baton Rouge from February 18-20. After a mid-week game against New Orleans on February 22nd, the Tigers will host the Holy Cross Crusaders from the Patriot League for a three game set. The following weekend, LSU will host Princeton for three games from March 4th-6th. The best non-conference series for LSU comes the weekend of March 11th-13th when the Cal-State Fullerton Titans make the trip east.
Read More →
Posted by Brian Foley, on July 30th, 2010 Category: Big East, Big West, SEC, Team USA
Share
 The USA Collegiate National Team defeated Sri Lanka 15-0 in the team’s opener for the 2010 FISU World University Championships. Team USA used a seven run third inning to blow open a tight 1-0 game into an 8-0 lead. In the inning, LSU’s Mikie Mahtook came up with the big hit with a three run triple to right field. The team would also score five more runs in the fourth inning to expand the lead to 13-0 with Vanderbilt’s Jason Esposito getting a three run double in the inning. The game would end in the bottom of the fifth inning when UConn’s George Springer and Cal-State Fullerton’s Nick Ramirez hit back to back two out solo homers to put Team USA up 15-0 and end the game per the run rule.
Read More →
Posted by Brian Foley, on July 30th, 2010 Category: ACC, Big 12, Big East, Cape Cod League, Conference USA, Division 2, Mountain West, Patriot League, SEC
Share
 Here are the top performers from the Cape Cod Baseball League for July 29th.
Read More →
Posted by Brian Foley, on July 29th, 2010 Category: ACC, Big 12, Big East, Mountain West, Pac 10, Rivals, SEC
Share
 Kendall Rogers of Rivals.com recently put out an article profiling the best ten coaching jobs over the past year. He names both Ray Tanner from South Carolina and John Savage from UCLA who faced off in the CWS Championship Series which was won by the Gamecocks two games to none. He also includes Peter Hughes (Virginia Tech), Jim Schlossnagle (TCU), Tim Esmay (Arizona State), Kevin O’Sullivan (Florida), John Pawlowski (Auburn), Jim Penders (UConn), Sunny Golloway (Oklahoma), and George Horton (Oregon).
Read More →
Posted by Brian Foley, on July 29th, 2010 Category: ACC, Big East, Big South, Big West, CBB Column, CBB Visit, Cape Cod League, Conference USA, Pac 10, SEC
Share
 The Cape Cod Baseball League hosted the 2010 All-Star Game at Fenway Park on Wednesday evening. The Western Division picked up a 5-0 victory over the East behind a strong pitching performance from the Western Division All-Stars. (We ran a Live Blog from the game which can be checked out by clicking here.)
Read More →
Posted by Brian Foley, on July 28th, 2010 Category: ACC, Big East, Big Ten, Big West, Mountain West, Pac 10, SEC, Team USA
Share
FROM CBB NEWS SOURCE
 Taipei, Taiwan – Jackie Bradley, Jr. (South Carolina), Brad Miller (Clemson) and Ryan Wright (Louisville) each collected three hits and helped Team USA to a 9-1 win and a split of the four-game series with Chinese-Taipei Wednesday at Hsinchuang Field.
Bradley, Jr. and Wright joined Alex Dickerson with a team-best two RBI, while Wright smacked his first home run of the summer on a solo shot down the left field line in the third inning.
Read More →
Posted by Brian Foley, on July 28th, 2010 Category: CBB Column, CBB Event, Cape Cod League
Share
 TCBB Editor Brian Foley and TCBB Sr. Writer Katherine Cornetta will be running a Live Chat tonight from the Cape Cod Baseball League All-Star Game at Fenway Park. The game will kickoff at 7pm and the Live Chat will begin at 6pm.
Read More →
Posted by Brian Foley, on July 28th, 2010 Category: ACC, Big 12, Cape Cod League, Conference USA, Mountain West, Pac 10, SEC, WAC
Share
 Here are the Top Performers in the Cape Cod Baseball League for July 27th.
Read More →
Posted by Brian Foley, on July 27th, 2010 Category: MAC, New Coach
Share
FROM CBB NEWS SOURCE
 Alex Marconi, who has spent the last five years as an assistant baseball coach at Ball State University, has been named the school’s head baseball coach, according to Ball State athletics director Tom Collins.
"We had an outstanding pool of candidates for a very attractive head baseball coaching position at Ball State," Collins say. "Coach Marconi’s knowledge of the program, Ball State University and the Muncie community played a key role in his being named our head coach. He is an outstanding person with great integrity and character who has a tremendous work ethic and desire to be the head baseball coach at Ball State. We welcome Coach Marconi and his family to this new position and look forward to his future with the Cardinals."
Read More →
Posted by Brian Foley, on July 27th, 2010 Category: Big East, MEAC, Pac 10, SEC, Team USA
Share
FROM CBB NEWS SOURCE
 Taipei, Taiwan – Pete O’Brien (Bethune-Cookman) hit his fourth home run of the season and drove in two runs to help the Collegiate National Team (CNT) snap its two-game skid against Chinese-Taipei Tuesday with a 6-3 victory at Hsinchuang Field. With the win Team USA improves to 10-2 on its summer tour.
O’Brien’s fielder’s choice RBI in the fourth inning broke a one-all and gave USA the lead for good at 2-1. George Springer (Connecticut) singled to right to start the inning and moved over to second when Nick Ramirez (Cal State Fullerton) was hit by a pitch. Jason Esposito (Vanderbilt) advanced the runner’s on a sac bunt towards first before Springer sprinted home on O’Brien’s grounder to short.
Read More →
Posted by Brian Foley, on July 27th, 2010 Category: ACC, Big 12, Big East, Big West, CBB Column, Cape Cod League, Conference USA, Pac 10, SEC, WAC
Share
 Here are my Top 10 players to watch in tomorrow’s Cape Cod Baseball League All-Star game at Fenway Park. The CCBL All-Star game is considered by many as the premier summer league All-Star game. The league has had 826 players proceed onto MLB careers. In 2009, the CCBL had 217 alums in the Majors while 234 Cape Leaguers were selected in the 2009 MLB Draft. The College Baseball Blog will be running a Live Chat/Blog during the game with TCBB editor Brian Foley and TCBB senior writer Katherine Cornetta which can be checked out by clicking here.
Read More →
|
|
Frankie Piliere of Fanhouse.com attended the 2010 Cape Cod All-Star Game to take a look at all the talent in the game. He has some great information on some of the players in the game and who was the most impressive. The two pitchers in his mind that looked good were R.J. Alvarez and Tony Zych who both reached the upper 90’s with their respective fastballs. 
Recent Comments