SWAC Baseball WEEKEND 27-28


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experimenting? That was your regular lineup.....Gram is a hitting team
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Yes...he's done an excellent job with the position players. If our pitching continues to improve we can be a factor. Our bats keep us in games and if we can get an early binge going, it makes it easier for our pitchers.
 
Gram is a senior ballclub with confidence....this would've been year 4 of rey's tenure so this is where the program should be...

As long as we get back to the tourney, I'm fine but realistically, we have a shot as long as we can hit
 
Southern sweeps Ark.-Pine Bluff

Jaguars put up 24 runs, move to 5-0 in SWAC
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Published: Mar 28, 2010
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PINE BLUFF, Ark. — After a bit of a slow start, the Southern University baseball seems to have it going recently — especially on offense.

The Jaguars won their third straight game after sweeping a doubleheader from Arkansas-Pine Bluff on Saturday. The Jaguars won the first game 15-5 and the second game 9-5.

Southern (7-8, 5-0 Southwestern Athletic Conference) has scored 35 runs in its last three games.

“It seems like we have it going,â€￾ Southern coach Roger Cador said. “It’s still too early to tell. We’ll see.â€￾

http://www.2theadvocate.com/sports/89341782.html?showAll=y&c=y
 
the softball coach used to be the SID...there surely has to be more than production as all SWAC softball teams struggle and this is only his second year
 



A&M, Jackson Split Rain-shortened Series

Bulldogs notch first conference win
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3/28/2010 2:07:21 PM
Box Scores / Game 1 - JSU 2, AAMU 0 / Game 2 - AAMU 8, JSU 6
Alabama A&M and Jackson State split the first two games in their SWAC baseball series Saturday at Bulldog Field, and Sunday's game has been postponed by the weather. The Bulldogs rallied in the second game to earn their first conference victory of the season and even their overall record at 12-12.

Game 1 - JSU 2, AAMU 0
Jackson State's Quintavious Drains threw a two-hit shutout in the opener. The Bulldog offense was unable to capitalize on its limited scoring chances and wasted an outstanding pitching performance by A.J. Campbell (3-2). Campbell went the distance scatterring seven hits and giving up just one earned run. Demarcus Steward and Noel Santos collected the only base hits for A&M in the opener.

Game 2 - AAMU 8, JSU 6
LaDale Hayes led the offense with two doubles, a single, two RBI, and three runs scored as A&M rallied from a 6-3 deficit to post its first SWAC victory of the season. Manny Lora (2-2) worked 4.2 innings of one-hit baseball to earn the victory, shutting down the Tigers after they built the lead.

Hayes drove in Lamar Bridges for the go-ahead run in the seventh after Bridges led off the inning with a single and stole second. Chales McKay's single plated Hayes with the insurance run the Bulldogs needed.

The Tigers had the tying runs in scoring position in the ninth, but Lora got a strikeout and a ground ball back to the mound to end the game.

http://www.aamusports.com/news/2010/3/28/BB_0328103123.aspx
 
I didn't make it to the games yesterday and it seems like the swat-fest is continuing today! Out team has all of the parts, pitching, several big bats, decent feilding but no wins so far! Hopefully we will get on track soon!

We need another championship this semester!!!
 
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