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PostPosted: Mon Apr 09, 2012 6:56 pm 
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We have a big time shakeup at the top of the ranking. #1 Florida St moves into the top spot after winning their 8th straight series in impressive fashion by sweeping Georgia Tech. #2 Texas A&M and #3 Kentucky both moved up 5 spots after sweeping Oklahoma and winning 2-3 vs #18 Mississippi respectively. #5 LSU moved up 7 spots after winning 2-3 at former top ranked #7 Florida. #8 Baylor jumped up 8 spots after extending their winning streak to 14 games and sweeping Missouri. #11 Arkansas moved up 2 spots after winning 2-3 vs Georgia. #14 North Carolina dropped 11 spots after getting swept at #13 Miami and #17 UCLA dropped 12 spots after losing 2-3 at home vs #16 Oregon. #24 Sam Houston St and #25 New Mexico St move into the top 25 as Oregon St and Auburn drop out. Unranked Louisville went 3-1 beating Western Kentucky in a weekday game and winning 2-3 at Georgetown.


1. Florida State 27-5
2. Texas A&M 26-6
3. Kentucky 30-3
4. Arizona 23-9
5. Louisiana State 25-7
6. Stanford 19-7
7. Florida 25-7
8. Baylor 25-7
9. Rice 23-11
10. South Carolina 23-9
11. Arkansas 24-7
12. Cal State Fullerton 21-10
13.Miami 24-8
14. North Carolina 23-9
15. Central Florida 26-7
16. Oregon 20-9
17. UCLA 21-7
18. Mississippi 21-10
19. Purdue 24-5
20. San Diego 25-8
21. Arizona State 19-12
22. North Carolina State 21-9
23. Texas 17-12
24. Sam Houston State 23-9
25. New Mexico State 25-9


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PostPosted: Thu Apr 12, 2012 8:24 pm 
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This is a good article from BA on your Hogs, Hawger.

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Arkansas coach Dave Van Horn knows how important this weekend's series against No. 3 Kentucky is for his team. With road series looming over the next two weeks against Mississippi and Florida, the Hogs must take care of business at home to keep pace with Louisiana State in the SEC West race and bolster their regional hosting case.

"We need to find a way to win this thing," Van Horn said of the UK series. "They're extremely tough to beat. They're just so balanced up and down that lineup—there's a lot of .300 hitters, there's some power. We're going to have to score some runs."

Kentucky is hitting .281 with 13 homers in SEC play, while Arkansas is hitting .267 with four homers—but the Wildcats have actually scored just three more runs than the Hogs, who rank third in the conference with 64 runs in 12 league games.

Still, Arkansas fans began gnashing their teeth about the team's offense after the Hogs were swept at LSU two weeks ago. They struck out 40 times while walking just five times in that series and mustered just three runs combined in the last two games of the series. The bottom third of the Arkansas lineup went just 1-for-34 in that series, then went 1-for-11 in last weekend's series opener against Georgia, prompting Van Horn to make some changes.

"I think the thing is a lot of times, older players, even though they're struggling, not getting the job done, they almost sometimes feel like they're entitled," Van Horn said. "If they're not getting it done, we've got to move and get some other guys into the lineup. I'm going to do what I have to do to put a lineup out there that can score some runs."

The next two days against Georgia, Van Horn replaced second baseman Bo Bigham with junior-college transfer Jacob Mahan and inserted him into the No. 2 hole, where he reached safely three times in Saturday's win. The lefthanded-hitting Mahan lacks Bigham's range and arm strength defensively, but he has a knack for making consistent contact against lefthanded pitching as well as righties.

Van Horn plugged freshmen Joe Serrano and Brian Anderson into the No. 7 and No. 9 slots, and they found ways to get on base and move runners along.

"They give you good at-bats," Van Horn said of the freshmen. "Serrano, he's a tough player. He can do some things, he knows the strike zone, makes you pitch to him. He might see four, five, six pitches every at-bat, he can bunt and hit-and-run. Anderson's almost the same type of player, taller, a little better athlete, has some power, but he knows the strike zone. He has an incredible arm, big-time tools—he's going to be a great player. I like playing those guys, I like playing freshmen. They can definitely help you win if you don't have to play them every day."

Of course Oklahoma shut out the visiting Razorbacks on Tuesday night behind eight scoreless innings from Damien Magnifico, who hit 100 mph or higher more than 20 times on the L. Dale Mitchell Park scoreboard radar gun. Bigham went hitless in that game, while Serrano drew a walk as a pinch-hitter.

Arkansas won't see many arms of Magnifico's ilk, but nine weeks into a 14-week regular season, the Razorbacks are still looking for the right combinations. That is true on the mound as well.

Van Horn made a fairly dramatic move last weekend, sliding sophomore righthander Barrett Astin from the closer role into the weekend rotation. Astin (0.84 ERA, six saves, 34 strikeouts and 12 walks in 32 innings) has been fantastic at the back of the bullpen, but the Hogs had lacked consistency in the rotation aside from ace Ryne Stanek (6-1, 1.65), who has settled nicely into the Friday starter role. Randall Fant (1-2, 5.40) averaged fewer than four innings per outing over his six starts, and Nolan Sanburn turned in three lackluster innings in his lone start at LSU.

"Astin really wanted to start," Van Horn said. "I would still love to have Astin come out of that bullpen, but this weekend I'm thinking I'm just going to let him go on Saturday. If we have another guy step forward, we might put him back in the bullpen later. When it comes tournament time for us, that could be the way we go."

Astin's fearless demeanor is a great asset in the back of the bullpen, but right now he fills a greater need in the rotation. Van Horn said his stuff was outstanding for the first two innings last week against Georgia, but his velocity and command started to fade around the fourth or fifth, so the Hogs still need to build up his endurance. His feel for pitching and his quality four-pitch repertoire—an 88-93 mph fastball, a good two-seamer with life, a cutter that is nasty when it's on and a a power slider that is another big weapon when he stays on top of it—should allow him to succeed in either role.

The Hogs feel confident in lefthander Cade Lynch and righty Brandon Moore in middle to long relief roles in the bullpen, and Sanburn's electric stuff gives him tons of upside as the closer. The top prospect in the Northwoods League last year and a second-team preseason All-American this spring, Sanburn sits comfortably in the 94-96 range and tops out at 97-98. When he commands his power curveball, it can be devastating. But Arkansas recruited him as a two-way player, and he's still learning the nuances of pitching.

"He's strong, very competitive, a tremendous arm with tremendous upside," Van Horn said. "But as far as right now, he's still developing big-time. But I see him playing a big role down the stretch for us. It's about location with him, and movement."

Location and movement were never problems in the past for the Hogs' other weekend starter, junior righthander D.J. Baxendale. In fact, Baxendale's calling cards during his hugely successful first two seasons were his command, his fastball life and his mental toughness. But Baxendale wasn't himself in his two starts prior to last week, allowing 13 runs on 17 hits in just 5 1/3 combined innings. After his rough outing in Baton Rouge, pitching coach Dave Jorn sat him down for a long talk.

"I think they butted heads a little bit, then they started really communicating," Van Horn said. "What happens a lot of times is that junior year, you've got everybody in your ear, what you've got to do to go higher in the draft, do this or do that. D.J. hadn't had a lot of that going on, and it confused him. They worked on mechanics Monday, had a good bullpen on Wednesday, and he pitched lights-out (Friday). It was back to slowing things down, don't try to throw the ball 95 mph, just pitch in the upper 80s, low 90s. He spotted it all day and had a good breaking ball. You could see in his face and his demeanor that he was back."

Baxendale turned in eight shutout innings, striking out seven without issuing a walk, in the Hogs' 8-0 win Sunday, and Razorback Nation breathed a collective sigh of relief.

Suddenly, Arkansas' weekend rotation looks imposing again. Its bullpen is deep, and so is its pool of position players—it's just a matter of figuring out how the pieces of the puzzle fit together. Maybe it's taken longer than usual to sort that out, but Arkansas has had only one losing weekend all year; throw out the LSU series and the Hogs are 7-2 in conference play. Overall, Arkansas is 24-8.

Not bad for a team still searching for answers.

"Our mindset is that we're not really where we can be," Van Horn said. "Whether it's two or three guys not playing up to their potential yet, some young guys still gaining experience. The arms are healthy, we don't over-pitch guys, and guys are just begging to get the ball. We feel like we could be a good team in a tournament situation because we have a lot of options. If we could just get better offensively—and we're working hard at it—we think we can make a run."


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PostPosted: Thu Apr 12, 2012 9:39 pm 
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Thanks Keyser, that was greatly appreciated. I knew Bigham was a disappointment, but had no idea he had fallen that far.

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PostPosted: Fri Apr 13, 2012 10:59 pm 
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Bingham has been a disappointment. The guy's a captain for crying out loud but I think Baxendale has been the bigger surprise. That guy was a rock his first two years and you thought they'd be able to pencil him in as the Friday night starter and set the rotation around him. Hopefully they took some pressure off by moving him back to Sunday and he'll start throwing like himself again.

Big win against Kentucky tonight. Doesn't look like Stanek threw that well but they were still able to get the W.


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PostPosted: Mon Apr 16, 2012 8:42 pm 
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#1 Florida St stays on top after winning 2-3 at Boston College, #2 Texas A&M and #3 Kentucky stays put after winning 2-3 at Kansas and at #17 Arkansas respectively. #4 LSU moved up a spot after sweeping Alabama and #5 Florida moved up 2 spots after winning 2-3 at Tennessee. #8 Oregon moved up 8 spots after winning 2-3 at #14 Stanford and #11 UCLA moved up 6 spots after winning 2-3 at #13 Arizona. #16 Purdue moved up 3 spots after a home sweep of Illinois. No new teams entered the top 25.


1. Florida State 29-7
2. Texas A&M 28-8
3. Kentucky 32-5
4. Louisiana State 30-7
5. Florida 28-8
6. Baylor 30-7
7. Rice 27-11
8. Oregon 24-10
9. South Carolina 27-10
10. North Carolina 27-9
11. UCLA 24-8
12. Cal State Fullerton 23-12
13. Arizona 24-11
14. Stanford 22-9
15. Central Florida 30-8
16. Purdue 28-5
17. Arkansas 25-10
18. Miami 25-11
19. San Diego 29-8
20. Arizona State 23-13
21. North Carolina State 24-10
22. Mississippi 24-12
23. Texas 20-13
24. Sam Houston State 25-10
25. New Mexico State 27-10


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PostPosted: Mon Apr 23, 2012 8:22 pm 
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#1 Florida St stays on top after a sweep of #22 Miami. #2 Kentucky moved up 1 spot after winning 2-3 against #4 LSU. #3 Baylor moved up 3 spots after sweeping #9 Texas A&M and runs their Big 12 record to a perfect 18-0. #5 Florida stayed put after winning 2-3 against Georgia. #8 Cal St Fullerton moved up 4 spots after winning 2-3 from Cal Poly. #15 Purdue moved up a spot after winning 2-3 at Nebraska. #16 North Carolina dropped 6 spots after losing 2-3 vs Georgia Tech. #18 Ole Miss moved up 4 spots after winning 2-3 vs #21 Arkansas who is really struggling. Unranked Louisville won 2-3 at South Florida


1. Florida State 33-7
2. Kentucky 35-6
3. Baylor 35-7
4. Louisiana State 32-9
5. Florida 31-9
6.Rice 30-12
7. South Carolina 30-11
8. Cal State Fullerton 26-13
9. Texas A&M 28-12
10. Oregon 27-12
11. Arizona 26-13
12. UCLA 26-10
13. Stanford 25-10
14. Central Florida 34-8
15. Purdue 31-6
16. North Carolina 29-12
17. San Diego 31-9
18. Mississippi 27-13
19. North Carolina State 26-12
20. Texas 23-14
21. Arkansas 28-12
22. Miami 26-14
23. Arizona State 24-16
24. Sam Houston State 28-11
25. New Mexico State 30-11


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PostPosted: Mon Apr 23, 2012 10:09 pm 
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My Hogs are in a tough stretch! :(

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PostPosted: Mon Apr 23, 2012 10:29 pm 
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They sure are Hawger and it doesn't get any easier with a trip to Florida this weekend. They're on ESPNU Thursday night. Should be a good one.


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PostPosted: Thu Apr 26, 2012 9:13 am 
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Arkansas vs Florida is not the game of the week tonight. ESPNU is showing Alabama vs South Carolina. Not nearly as good a game but Michael Roth is fun to watch. Sorry Hawger.


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Keyser Soze wrote:
Arkansas vs Florida is not the game of the week tonight. ESPNU is showing Alabama vs South Carolina. Not nearly as good a game but Michael Roth is fun to watch. Sorry Hawger.

Another kick in the nuts to the Hog fans, when will it stop. :D

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PostPosted: Sun Apr 29, 2012 9:15 am 
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Alright Hawger your Boys are on ESPN today at 2:30pm and I know I'm right this time because I actually checked. This is a must win for the Hogs as they split the first two with Florida. The matchup should be a real good one. D.J. Baxendale vs Karsten Whitson.

Georgia vs LSU is on ESPN2 at 1:00pm.


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Huge win by the Hogs today, and Keyser thanks for the reminder. Baxingdale was outstanding, and they have a set up guy and I have missed his name, but he was throwing aspirin tablets at 97. There offense has truly let them down though.

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That was a huge win for your boys, Hawger. They are still in the running for hosting a regional and a series win at Florida will look real good on their resume. They have another huge series this weekend vs South Carolina (have I mentioned the SEC is a meat grinder?!?)Baxendale was outstanding and that relievers name is Colby Suggs. He has really stepped up in the bullpen since Sanburn crapped the bed.


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#1 Florida St stays on top after sweeping Rhode Island. #2 Baylor moved up a spot after winning 2-3 from New Mexico St and #3 Kentucky dropped a spot after losing 2-3 at Vandy. #5 South Carolina moved up 2 spots after sweeping Alabama at home. #7 Florida dropped 2 spots after losing 2-3 at home against #18 Arkansas who moved up 3 spots. #12 Stanford moved up a spot after winning 2-3 at #14 UCLA who dropped 2 spots. #13 Purdue moved up 2 spots after winning vs Michigan St. #23 Louisville (welcome back) entered the top 25 after winning 2-3 vs Connecticut and winning a weekday game vs Kentucky. #23 Virginia also entered the top 25 after sweeping Miami who dropped out of the top 25. New Mexico St also dropped out of the top 25.

1. Florida State 36-7
2. Baylor 38-8
3. Kentucky 36-9
4. Louisiana State 35-10
5. South Carolina 33-11
6. Rice 30-12
7. Florida 33-12
8. Cal State Fullerton 26-14
9. Texas A&M 31-13
10. Oregon 30-13
11. Arizona 29-13
12. Stanford 28-11
13. Purdue 34-7
14. UCLA 28-12
15. Central Florida 35-10
16. North Carolina 30-13
17. North Carolina State 30-12
18. Arkansas 31-13
19. San Diego 33-11
20. Arizona State 26-17
21. Sam Houston State 31-12
22. Louisville 31-12
23. Virginia 30-14
24. Mississippi 28-16
25. Texas 25-16


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#1 Florida St stayed on top after sweeping Maryland. #3 LSU and #4 South Carolina both moved up a spot after winning 2-3 at Ole Miss and #20 Arkansas respectively. #5 Rice moved up a spot after winning 2-3 vs Houston. #6 Florida also moved up a spot after winning 2-3 at #7 Kentucky who dropped 4 spots. #11 UCLA moved up 3 spots after winning 2-3 vs #15 Purdue who dropped 2 spots. #22 Louisville stayed put after winning 2-3 at West Virginia. #23 Oregon St, #24 TCU and #25 Mississippi St moved into the top 25 and Sam Houston St, Ole Miss and Texas fell out.


1. Florida State 39-7
2. Baylor 38-8
3. Louisiana State 38-11
4. South Carolina 36-12
5. Rice 33-13
6. Florida 35-13
7. Kentucky 37-11
8. Cal State Fullerton 30-14
9. Oregon 34-14
10. Texas A&M 34-14
11. UCLA 31-13
12. North Carolina 34-13
13. North Carolina State 33-12
14. Arizona 30-15
15. Purdue 35-9
16. Central Florida 37-11
17. Stanford 29-14
18. San Diego 36-11
19. Arizona State 29-17
20. Arkansas 34-15
21. Virginia 31-14
22. Louisville 33-15
23. Oregon State 30-15
24. Texas Christian 29-16
25. Mississippi State 29-18


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Hawger, your Boys are playing Auburn tonight on ESPNU at 6:30. It's a must win series and they probably have to sweep if they want to keep their hosting hopes alive. Not sure who's pitching but I hope it's Stanek. That Kid's fun to watch.


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I am actually very proud of the way they have played this year. They are a very young team and playing a brutal schedule and have held their own. Bigham has been a huge disappointment, but some young pitchers have really stepped up. I will catch the 2nd half of this game as my son's team has a game at 5:30. Thanks for the heads up Keyser.

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#1 Florida St stays on top despite a 1-3 week. #2 South Carolina moved up 2 spots after splitting a 2 game series with Georgia. #3 Florida moved up 3 spots after winning 2-3 from Mississippi St. #4 Kentucky and #6 Oregon moved up 3 spots after sweeping Alabama and USC respectively. #7 Baylor dropped 5 spots after being swept by Oklahoma and #9 LSU dropped 6 spots after losing 2-3 vs Vandy. #15 Purdue stayed put after winning 2-3 vs Michigan. #22 Louisville stayed put after wining 2-3 vs St Johns. #24 Appalachian St and #25 Ole Miss enter the top 25 as Arkansas (Ouch Hawger )and Mississippi St drop out.


1. Florida State 40-10
2. South Carolina 38-13
3. Florida 38-14
4. Kentucky 41-11
5. Rice 36-14
6. Oregon 37-14
7. Baylor 39-11
8. Cal State Fullerton 32-15
9. Louisiana State 39-13
10. Texas A&M 37-14
11. UCLA 35-13
12. North Carolina 38-13
13. North Carolina State 36-13
14. Arizona 33-15
15. Purdue 39-10
16. Central Florida 40-12
17. Stanford 32-14
18. Arizona State 32-17
19. Virginia 34-15
20. Texas Christian 32-16
21. San Diego 38-13
22. Louisville 35-17
23. Oregon State 32-17
24. Appalachian State 36-12
25. Mississippi 34-18


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#1 Florida St stays on top for a 7th straight week after winning 2-3 vs #15 North Carolina St. #2 LSU moved up 7 spots after winning 2-3 at #7 South Carolina. #3 Florida stayed put after winning 2-3 vs Auburn. #4 Rice moved up a spot after winning 2-3 vs #19 Central Florida and #5 Oregon moved up a spot after sweeping Seattle. #11 Kentucky dropped 7 spots after being swept at #24 Mississippi St. and #12 Cal St Fullerton dropped 4 spots after losing 2-3 vs UC Riverside. #18 Purdue dropped 3 spots after losing 2-3 at Iowa. #22 Louisville stayed put after winning 2-3 at Pittsburgh and a share of the Big East conference title. #24 Mississippi St and #25 Arkansas reentered the top 25 as Appalachian St and Ole Miss drop out.


1. Florida State 43-12
2. Louisiana State 42-14
3. Florida 40-16
4. Rice 39-15
5. Oregon 41-14
6. Baylor 42-12
7. South Carolina 39-15
8. Texas A&M 41-14
9. UCLA 38-14
10. North Carolina 42-13
11. Kentucky 41-15
12. Cal State Fullerton 33-18
13. Arizona 36-16
14. Stanford 36-14
15. North Carolina State 38-15
16. Arizona State 35-18
17. Virginia 36-16
18. Purdue 41-12
19. Central Florida 41-14
20. Texas Christian 35-17
21. San Diego 39-13
22. Louisville 38-18
23. Oregon State 35-18
24. Mississippi State 34-21
25. Arkansas 39-17


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[quote="Keyser Soze #18 Purdue dropped 3 spots after losing 2-3 at Iowa. [/quote]

Fuck Purdue. :lol:


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What the hell, Hawger. Your Hogs got knocked out of the SEC tourney in 2 games?!? At least they''ll have plenty of rest before the NCAA tourney starts but this can't help there confidence any.


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Hawkeye Vince wrote:
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#18 Purdue dropped 3 spots after losing 2-3 at Iowa.


Fuck Purdue. :lol:
I'll be the one laughing when I'm watching all that sweet college baseball in the tournament!

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Keyser Soze wrote:
What the hell, Hawger. Your Hogs got knocked out of the SEC tourney in 2 games?!? At least they''ll have plenty of rest before the NCAA tourney starts but this can't help there confidence any.

Just awful :evil:

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Purdue is going to 'host' a regional but their new ballpark isn't ready so they will play the games in Gary, IN. I feel sorry for the other 3 teams in that regional. Yeah we made the NCAA tournament and we get to play in.........Gary Indiana.

Seriously it would be pretty cool if your Hogs get sent there, Hawger.


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In the Big 10 title game between Purdue and Indiana, when Purdue scored the winning run, a fight broke out between both teams.

One of the IU players wasn't happy when a Purdue player came into the tag at 3rd base, right into his leg.


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