Posts Tagged “Oregon State”
Mar
13
2008
Weekend Game Notes for March 14th-17thPosted by: Brian Foley in Big East, Big Ten, Ivy League, MAC, Missouri Valley, Pac 10, Southland Conference, WAC
USF Game Notes Oregon State at Nevada Oregon State Game Notes
Mar
04
2008
Around the Nation (College Newspaper edition)Posted by: Brian Foley in Big 12, Big East, Ivy League, Pac 10
UCLA Daily Bruin: SoCal Double Switch
We are always welcoming to media members who want us as guests on their shows or a guest column. Tags: CBB Interview, Oregon, Oregon State, Pac 10
Sophomore Mikie Minor was nothing short of brilliant on the mound, throwing quickly and setting down OSU in the first five brisk innings. In the first and second, he allowed baserunners (single and HBP), but picked each man off with his solid move to first base. On the offensive side, Vandy struck early and often. A bases-loaded 2RBI single from All-American SS Ryan Flaherty gave Vandy an early lead and extended Flash’s SEC record hitting streak to 36 games, dating well back into last season. Senior LF Parker Hanks (2-4) added a mammoth 2nd inning solo-shot to the highway beyond left field in the second. Vandy would tack on additional runs in the 4th and 5 innings to hold a comfortable 5-0 lead at the halfway point.
Feb
22
2008
Commodore Baseball UpdatePosted by: NYDORE in MAC, Pac 10, SEC, Series Preview, Webcasting
Feb
21
2008
Around the Nation (College Newspaper edition)Posted by: Brian Foley in ACC, Big 12, Big West, Pac 10, WAC
The ASU Web Devil: Many questions
Feb
20
2008
CSTV Season Previews for Feb. 19thPosted by: Brian Foley in 2008 Conference Previews, CSTV, Pac 10, Patriot League
Feb
15
2008
Condensed schedule divides college baseball.Posted by: Donald J. Boyles in 2008 Schedules, Big 12, Pac 10
It was 50 degrees in Columbia, Mo., on Thursday, and a balmy 72 in Miami. Back up north, the temperature in Ann Arbor, Mich., hit 25, while out west, it was 44 degrees in Corvallis, Ore. And here in Austin, it was 70 and sunny. Each of these cities has a Division I college baseball team. None was playing a game Thursday. No team in the country was. This is the first year of a uniform start date in NCAA Division I college baseball, meaning teams cannot begin playing games until Feb. 22. The rule, which also prevented teams from practicing until Feb. 1, was implemented to help cold-weather schools, which have complained of a competitive disadvantage. Just two northern schools (Ohio State in 1966 and Oregon State in 2006 and 2007) have won the College World Series since 1966. For the rest of the article go HERE. Tags: Big 12, Missouri, Oregon State, Texas
Jan
27
2008
Countdown to Number 1!Posted by: Donald J. Boyles in 2008 Top Players, ACC, Big 12, Pac 10, Rivals, SECKendall Rogers has continue with his reviews of this year top teams. He has done a very good job in talking to the coaches and doing his research on this year teams. Tags: ACC, Arizona, Big 12, Oregon State, Pac 10, SEC, South Carolina, Texas, UNC, Vanderbilt
Jan
24
2008
Doug Kroll’s Top FreshmenPosted by: Brian Foley in 2008 Top Players, ACC, Big 12, Big East, CSTV, MAC, Pac 10, SEC, West Coast Conference
Leading the way are the UCLA Bruins in the top spot. Arizona, Vanderbilt, Ole Miss and North Carolina landed in spots 2 through 5, while Missouri, Oregon State, Michigan, ASU and Miami rounded out the top 10. Tags: ACC, Arizona, Arizona State, Miami (FL), Michigan, Missouri, Ole Miss, Oregon State, SEC, UCLA, UNC, Vanderbilt
Just before the Christmas holidays, Susan Casey told her husband, “We haven’t had a vacation for two years.” “Yes, we have,” Pat Casey responded. “We’ve spent it in Omaha.” The visits to Nebraska were business trips – and very successful ones at that, as Casey-coached Oregon State teams won back-to-back College World Series championships. After Christmas, Pat, Susan and their four children spent eight days in Hawaii. Besides sun and surf, Pat hooked up with former OSU player Jacoby Ellsbury, played golf with Nike President Charlie Denson, took care of a little Nike business and enjoyed a real vacation for a change. To read the rest go Here! Tags: Oregon State, Pac 10
Dec
23
2007
Two Months until Opening Day!Posted by: Donald J. Boyles in 2008 Conference Previews, 2008 Schedules, Big 12, CBB Column
Could Oregon State make it back to the CWS and when their third in a row. Or will this be the year that North Carolina breaks through. After winning the 2003 Championship, can Wayne Graham and the Rice Owls get pas that hurdle and get to the Championship Series. Could we also see teams that have not been in a couple years make it back like Texas, Miami, or LSU. What about the Cinderellas teams from last year, UC Irvine and Louisville do they have enough to recreate that magic to get back to OMAHA. Tell us your thoughts on the up and coming season.Make sure you check back as we will provide coverage from the first pitch on Friday February 22nd to the last pitch at the CWS!Photos courtesy of Donald J Boyles To see the rest of the renovations click here. Tags: 2008 Season Preview, Big 12, Miami (FL), Oregon State, Rice, Texas, UC-Irvine
Dec
10
2007
Rivals.com Releases Top 5 Storylines for 2008Posted by: NYDORE in ACC, Big 12, Pac 10, Rivals, SEC
Also featured are the Pac-10 race between ASU, UCLA and OSU; the Longhorns efforts to make it back to Omaha; Vanderbilt’s high octane offense and Miami’s charge in the ACC. The full article may be read here. Tags: Arizona State, Big 12, Miami (FL), Oregon State, SEC, Texas, UCLA, Vanderbilt |
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The Vanderbilt Commodores used grit to knock off top seed Rice in the season opener at the Minute Maid Classic last year. Facing two-time defending champ Oregon State at the ASU-Demarini Classic in today’s opener, they Flashed pure dominance from start to finish.
A wedding in Delhi and a stunning workload have kept me from putting together my Vandy and SEC baseball previews (I’ll try to get them up this weekend), but there’s some great news out of Nashville: Vanderbilt will be streaming free webcasts of their games in the opening weekend tournament. You can watch by going to 
We continue to bring you some of the best articles from student newspapers from around the nation.
Eric Sorensen continues his season previews with the Pac-10 and Patriot League. He has Arizona, Arizona State, and UCLA as the favorites. He puts the Oregon State as a contender after their back to back national championships. He puts California as a darkhorse behind the right arm of Tyson Ross. The full article is available 
CSTV editor Doug Kroll checks in with an article previewing the top freshmen in the country. He ranks Matt Harvey of North Carolina as the best freshmen entering the season. Harvey was rated as a first round pick before the 2007 MLB Draft but his stock slipped when his ties with Scott Boras came up. He ended up getting drafted in the third round by the Angels but decided to head to Chapel Hill to play with Mike Fox. 
Baseball America has released their preseason top 25 list. The full ranking is available 
When I got up this morning and noticed that we had a clear blue sky and the temps were hovering around 45 degrees I knew that I need to drive down to Disch Falk Field to get my Baseball fix in for the week. As I was walking around the Stadium taking pictures of the renovations going on I got to thinking what this season will bring to the world of College Baseball Fans.
Kendall Rogers, baseball editor for Rivals.com, kicks off his top storylines of 2008. Prime among those are OSU’s efforts to produce the coveted Three-Peat.
