Scott Wolf of the Los Angeles Daily News reports that USC backup quarterback and former Arkansas quarterback Mitch Mustain is exploring the possibility of playing baseball for the Trojans in the spring. According to Mustain, he had a 0.90 ERA in his last high school season and already has spoke with USC pitching coach Tom House about the possibility.
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USC, Pepperdine Post 2010 SchedulesPosted on August 29th, 2009 by Colin Weber in 2010 Schedules, Pac 10, West Coast Conference
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Western Major Baseball League Recap for August 6thPosted on August 6th, 2009 by Bob Broughton in Western Major Baseball League
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CBB Visit: Bend Elks at Bellingham BellsPosted on July 25th, 2009 by Bob Broughton in CBB Visit, West Coast League
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Bend Elks 3, Bellingham Bells 2 (13 innings)
Both teams got excellent efforts from their starters, although they were long gone before it was over. Bend’s Peter Lavin (San Francisco) allowed eight hits over eight innings, and Bellingham’s Tyrell Poggemeyer (Skagit Valley CC, transferring to Lewis-Clark State) allowed five hits over seven innings. After giving up runs in the first two innings on RBI single by RF Cal Towey (Baylor) and 2B Colin Stock (Saint Mary’s) coming in on a double steal, Poggemeyer retired 17 of the next 18 batters he faced. Tags: Baylor, Cal Lutheran, Lewis-Clark State, Oregon State, Saint Mary's, San Francisco, UCLA, USC, Washington, Washington StateWestern Major Baseball League Recap for July 21stPosted on July 21st, 2009 by Bob Broughton in Western Major Baseball League
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Pac-10 Weekend Preview (May 15th-18th)Posted on May 15th, 2009 by Ryan Rosenblatt in CBB Column, Pac 10
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![]() Picture courtesy of Stanford Might we have an actual battle for the Pac-10 crown? Well, Arizona St. still has a two-game lead in the conference race, but that’s the smallest lead they’ve had in weeks and second-place Washington St. is playing good ball. While those two do battle atop the conference, Oregon St. has seemingly wrapped up a regional bid, UCLA suffered a debilitating series loss to Cal last weekend and quietly Stanford has themselves back in the hunt for a regional berth. All of those teams are in action this weekend as eight teams playing in four Pac-10 series, while Cal takes the weekend off and UCLA plays three with #4 Cal St. Fullerton. Read the rest of this entry » Tags: Arizona, Arizona State, Cal, CBB Column, Oregon, Oregon State, Pac 10, Pac 10 Weekend Preview, Stanford, UCLA, USC, Washington, Washington StatePac-10 Weekend Preview (May 8th-10th)Posted on May 8th, 2009 by Ryan Rosenblatt in CBB Column, Pac 10
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Pac-10 Weekend Preview (April 24th-26th)Posted on April 24th, 2009 by Brian Foley in CBB Column, Pac 10
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By: Ryan Rosenblatt It’s week six of the Pac 10 season and all eyes are on Los Angeles where a pair of series will have a major impact on both the Pac 10 standings and the regional prospects of some conference teams. Washington St. visits LA and Dedeaux Field where they will take on a USC team in a series that could determine which team makes a regional. Both teams are either one of the last five in or last five out in just about every regional projection and with the Pac 10 looking ever more like a three bid league, this weekend’s series could determine which club gets that berth. On the other side of town, #25 Oregon St. visits UCLA for three games at Jackie Robinson Stadium. Oregon St.’s series loss last weekend allowed Washington St. to move into a tie for second place with the Beavers, while UCLA’s sweep of Washington has them tied for fourth with USC. Elsewhere, Stanford will visit Arizona in a match-up of struggling teams, Call will look to slow down streaking #3 Arizona St. at home and Washington will head to Oregon. Read the rest of this entry » Tags: Arizona, Arizona State, Cal, CBB Column, Oregon, Oregon State, Pac 10, Pac 10 Weekend Preview, Stanford, UCLA, USC, Washington, Washington State
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By: Ryan Rosenblatt Arizona St. continues to roll, USC enhances their regional chances with a series win in Corvallis, Arizona’s still awful in Pullman, UCLA picks up a sweep and Cal gets their first series win in a month. It was a weekend of sweeps in the Pac 10 as three of the five series saw one side go 3-0. rather boring week in the Pac 10 this weekend as each series went to the favorite with exception of USC taking two of three from Oregon St., but the implications of the weekend are wide-ranging. Read the rest of this entry » Tags: Arizona, Arizona State, Cal, CBB Column, Oregon, Oregon State, Pac 10, Pac 10 Recap, Stanford, UCLA, USC, Washington, Washington StatePac-10 Weekend Preview for April 17th-April 19thPosted on April 16th, 2009 by Brian Foley in CBB Column, Pac 10
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![]() Huskie Jason Erickson Erickson Deals Golden Bears 6-2 Loss |
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We get a bit of a break this weekend from Pac-10 play as four teams have a bye in the conference schedule that they will fill with non-conference opponents. There are only three Pac-10 series on the slate this weekend, but each includes one of the three teams battling it out for second place in the conference (with an outside shot at first place). Those three teams, UCLA, Washington St. and Oregon St., play teams they should take the series from, but if one can come up with a sweep they could get some breathing room for that coveted second place spot.

As we head into week five of the Pac 10 season, it’s becoming increasingly clear that the conference is in the midst of a major down year. We knew the conference would take a step back, but it’s gone to an extreme this year and right now it looks like only two teams, Arizona St. and Oregon St., will make a regional. There are a few teams trying to salvage what’s left of their season and make a late run for that third place conference finish and possible regional spot that could go with it. Those clubs are Washington St., Stanford and USC and each one of them dearly needs to pick up a series win this weekend. 









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