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PostPosted: Thu Feb 28, 2013 7:06 pm 
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It doesn't look like they're giving us the on-line feed tonight. That sucks. Ficcocello is playing. Lilek is pitching well thru 2.


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Wow Lilek beat Ryne Stanek. Last year he's pitching against Lincoln Way West and a year later he beat the 3rd ranked team in the country and the possible top pick in this years draft. Sorry Hawger but that's pretty fuckin cool.


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Wow Lilek beat Ryne Stanek. Last year he's pitching against Lincoln Way West and a year later he beat the 3rd ranked team in the country and the possible top pick in this years draft. Sorry Hawger but that's pretty fuckin cool.

Yeah, I didn't end up getting home til 10:30 and it sounds like I didn't miss anything. Thanks for the effort there Keyser.

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Your Hogs ran into another buzz saw last night, Hawger. Marco Gonzalez (Gonzaga) threw a complete game shutout and now they have to come back and play ASU again. At least they get their 3rd best starter so they should knock him around.

There have been a lot of great pitching performances this year headlined by Mark Appel. He followed up last weeks brilliant start against Fresno St with a 3 hit shutout of Texas. He walked 1 and struck out 14. If Appel keeps throwing the hell out of the ball June's draft is going to get a lot more interesting.


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Your Hogs ran into another buzz saw last night, Hawger. Marco Gonzalez (Gonzaga) threw a complete game shutout and now they have to come back and play ASU again. At least they get their 3rd best starter so they should knock him around.

There have been a lot of great pitching performances this year headlined by Mark Appel. He followed up last weeks brilliant start against Fresno St with a 3 hit shutout of Texas. He walked 1 and struck out 14. If Appel keeps throwing the hell out of the ball June's draft is going to get a lot more interesting.

The offense is not clicking right now, kind of reminds me of last years team.

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0-4, not good down in Hawger land.

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#1 North Carolina and #2 Vandy stayed atop the rankings after perfect weekends. #3 Mississippi St and #4 Oregon St both moved up 2 spots while #5 Louisville and #6 South Carolina each dropped a spot after 3-1 weeks (that's some bullshit). #10 Cal St Fullerton jumped up 7 spots after winning 2-3 from #15 Oregon. #13 Stanford moved up 2 spots after sweeping Texas. #16 Arkansas dropped 13 spots after an 0-4 weekend in the Coca-Cola Classic in Arizona (ouch Hawger). #22 Notre Dame stayed put after a 3-1 weekend. #23 Arizona St and # 25 Virginia joined the top 25 while Florida Gulf Coast and Southern Mississippi dropped out.


1. North Carolina 10-0
2. Vanderbilt 12-1
3. Mississippi State 15-0
4. Oregon State 12-0
5. Louisville 9-2
6. South Carolina 8-2
7. Mississippi 11-1
8. Louisiana State 10-1
9. North Carolina State 10-1
10. Cal State Fullerton 10-1
11. Kentucky 10-1
12. UCLA 8-2
13. Stanford 9-2
14. Georgia Tech 11-1
15. Oregon 8-3
16. Arkansas 7-5
17. Oklahoma 11-1
18. Florida State 10-0
19. Rice 6-5
20. Arizona 10-3
21. UC Irvine 10-2
22. Notre Dame 8-2
23. Arizona State 7-2
24. Virginia Tech 11-2
25. Virginia 12-0


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PostPosted: Sat Mar 09, 2013 11:00 am 
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Hawger, your Hogs broke their losing streak but it took a HR in the bottom of the 9th. Stanek with another less than inpressive outing. What's going on with him?

Appel had another dominate performance last night.


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Keyser Soze wrote:
Hawger, your Hogs broke their losing streak but it took a HR in the bottom of the 9th. Stanek with another less than inpressive outing. What's going on with him?

Appel had another dominate performance last night.

I was out of town all weekend and didn't even follow them. I will report back after research.

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#1 North Carolina and #2 Vandy stayed on top after road sweeps of Wake Forest and #16 Oregon respectively. #3 Oregon St, #4 Louisville and #5 South Carolina each moved up a spot. #9 Georgia Tech moved up 5 spots after winning 2-3 on the road against previously ranked Virginia Tech. #13 Mississippi St dropped 10 spots after losing 2-3 against Central Arkansas. #14 ASU moved up 9 spots after a sweep of Long Beach St. #15 Arkansas moved up 1 spot after a 4 games sweep of San Diego St. #17 Notre Dame moved up 5 spots after an impressive weekend in the Dodgertown Classic. #21 UNLV, #24 Indiana and #25 Florida Gulf Coast enter the rankings while Stanford, UC Irvine and Virginia Tech dropped out.


1 North Carolina 14-0
2 Vanderbilt 15-2
3 Oregon State 15-0
4 Louisville 12-2
5 South Carolina 13-2
6 Mississippi 16-1
7 Louisiana State 15-1
8 Cal State Fullerton 13-3
9 Georgia Tech 14-2
10 Kentucky 13-2
11 UCLA 11-3
12 Florida State 15-0
13 Mississippi State 17-2
14 Arizona State 10-2
15 Arkansas 11-5
16 Oregon 11-5
17 Notre Dame 10-3
18 North Carolina State 12-4
19 Rice 9-7
20 Arizona 13-5
21 Nevada-Las Vegas 13-3
22Virginia 14-1
23 Oklahoma 12-4
24 Indiana 8-3
25 Florida Gulf Coast 13-3


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hey hey, look at Indiana cracking the top 25

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PostPosted: Thu Mar 14, 2013 7:51 pm 
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Good article from BA on you Hogs, Hawger. The'te moving Stanek back to Sunday and Killian up to Friday. I don't think anyone would have seen that one coming.

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Preseason Question No. 1: Are key sophomores and redshirt freshmen—Joe Serrano, Brian Anderson and Tyler Spoon—ready to assume leading roles in the offense?
Answer: Spoon and Anderson have carried the offense so far, and Serrano has shown flashes.

Spoon, a redshirt sophomore outfielder, has been the Hogs' most dangerous hitter, leading the team in batting (.388), slugging (.537), home runs (three) and RBIs (22). He has entrenched himself in the No. 3 hole in the lineup and delivered a number of big hits in late-innings situations, endearing himself to Arkansas fans.

"Tyler Spoon is really good," an American League area scout said. "He's swinging it, he's aggressive, looks confident to me. The fans have taken a liking to him because of his name too—they'll bring giant spoons to the game and wave them around."

Anderson has also been a productive middle-of-the-order bat, hitting .364/.463/.485. Fellow sophomore Serrano hasn't posted big numbers (.278/.323/.309), but his bat-handling skills make him a good fit in the No. 2 hole. The Hogs needed those three players to take major steps forward in order to contend for a national championship this year, and they have.

Preseason Question No. 2: Can Dominic Ficociello handle a move to second base, and is this the year he maximizes his tantalizing offensive potential?
Answer: We don't know—he hasn't been healthy.

Arkansas coach Dave Van Horn doesn't mince words when he talks about the impact Ficociello's strained oblique has had on his lineup. "Not having Ficociello messes it up," Van Horn said.

Ficociello was supposed to be the switch-hitting centerpiece of the lineup as a junior this spring, but the injury has limited him to five games. The strain is underneath his right arm, and Van Horn said it bothers him when he hits lefthanded, so he hasn't been available against righthanded pitching. He feels OK when he hits righthanded, and he can run, field and throw without pain. But the Hogs are going to err on the side of caution with him, and he doesn't figure to play much this weekend, if at all.

"We're not going to hurt him—he says he's not ready. We're just waiting," Van Horn said. "I don't know how long it's going to be. When he hits lefthanded, it bothers him, and he's scared of it. I don't blame him. We haven't been able to put our lineup on the field all year that we feel real comfortable with."

Preseason Question No. 3: Can Ryne Stanek avoid his annual slow start?
Answer: No.

It took Stanek some time to round into top shape in each of his first two seasons at Arkansas, and it's been the same story this year. The first-team preseason All-American has still shown quality stuff—the scout said he's seen Stanek touch 98 mph and show a good power slider at around 88 mph, to go along with an adequate changeup—but he has worked too many deep counts and left too many balls up. Through four starts, Stanek is 1-1, 3.71 with 16 strikeouts and 10 walks in 17 innings, and the Hogs will move him out of his Friday starter job this week. Freshman Trey Killian will get the nod Friday against Wahl, while Stanek will go Sunday.

"Stanek's been a slow starter every year, that's why I'm not starting him Friday night," Van Horn said. "The problem is his pitch count gets up there too fast—we can't live with that right now. He's got to command the fastball better."

Preseason Question No. 4: Is Trey Killian ready to hold down a weekend starter job as a freshman?
Answer: No question about it.

Killian has been a sensation for Arkansas, going 2-1, 0.86 with 22 strikeouts in 21 innings and leading the nation in WHIP—he has allowed just one walk and six hits so far. The Razorbacks have supreme confidence in him, which is why they'll start him Friday.

"He should be the Friday night guy—he's been their best pitcher. He and (Barrett) Astin," the scout said. "He gets up to 93 and throws strikes. He isn't intimidated, he's out there in control, confident."

Killian complements his heater with a very good slider and a solid change, and he does a good job pitching at the knees. He's also a good athlete who fields his position well. In short, he's very polished for a freshman, and he has front-line ability.

Preseason Question No. 5: Will Barrett Astin and Colby Suggs make Arkansas' bullpen unbeatable?
Answer: It's taken a little while for that dynamic duo to materialize, but it's coming.

With senior lefthander Randall Fant banged up early in the season, Astin spent three weeks in the rotation and thrived. Now Fant is back—Van Horn said he'll throw about 80 pitches in his start Saturday—and Astin is back in the bullpen, where he is a fearsome presence.

Astin served as the closer last year, posting 11 saves and a 1.99 ERA, but fellow junior righty Suggs earned first-team preseason All-America honors heading into this season, based largely on his dominance in the Cape Cod League. But Suggs got off to a slow start himself after tweaking his right oblique in January. He's back to 100 percent now, and Van Horn said he showed his best stuff of the year Wednesday against Alabama A&M, working in the 93-95 range.

"The breaking ball is what was good (Wednesday)—he struck a few guys out on that breaking ball," Van Horn said. "When he's going good, that breaking ball is in the zone, and he'll bounce it when he needs to."

Another midweek development could give the bullpen another boost. Sophomore righthander Chris Oliver pitched sparingly last year, due to immaturity more than lack of ability. He was on a short leash in his start Wednesday against Alabama A&M, and the Hogs wound up pulling him after three innings—not because he was struggling, but because he was so good that the Hogs wanted him available on the weekend. Oliver struck out five over three innings of one-hit, shutout ball, pitching at 92-93 and bumping 95 in the first inning.

With veteran lefty Cade Lynch sidelined again with the headaches that have plagued him throughout his career, Oliver gives the Hogs another quality arm. And sophomore Jalen Beeks has emerged as another quality option from the left side, alongside senior Trent Daniel. Beeks, who spent last year at Crowder CC, has made great strides since his high school days, when the Hogs liked him but didn't think he was ready for the SEC.

"He's a tough kid, and he's gotten stronger and bigger," Van Horn said. "He's a 90 mph lefty with a nasty slider and a really good changeup. He's done a tremendous job for us, and he's a real competitor. We're liking him at the back of the bullpen too—him and Astin, and hopefully Suggs here shortly."


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Anyone have thoughts on LSU. IIRC, the Tigers are 16-1 so far but I don't think they have played anyone tough this season. It will be interesting when SEC play starts.


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I have a lot of thoughts on LSU. They have one of the best pitching staffs in college baseball led by Aaron Nola and Ryan Eades and probable Freshman of the Year in SS Alex Bregman. Freshman Mark Laird has also had a strong start to the season. They also have strong veteran leadership in 2B Jacoby Jones, 1B, Mason Katz and LF Raph Rymes.

SEC conference play starts tonight and the SEC West is loaded with LSU, Arkansas, Ole Miss and Miss St. LSU has as good a chance as anyone to go to Omaha and win the College World Series.


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PostPosted: Fri Mar 15, 2013 8:28 am 
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Keyser Soze wrote:
I have a lot of thoughts on LSU. They have one of the best pitching staffs in college baseball led by Aaron Nola and Ryan Eades and probable Freshman of the Year in SS Alex Bregman. Freshman Mark Laird has also had a strong start to the season. They also have strong veteran leadership in 2B Jacoby Jones, 1B, Mason Katz and LF Raph Rymes.

SEC conference play starts tonight and the SEC West is loaded with LSU, Arkansas, Ole Miss and Miss St. LSU has as good a chance as anyone to go to Omaha and win the College World Series.

Keyser, thanks for the above information I enjoyed reading that last night. Sounds like, Stanek has a little Aramis Ramirez in him with the slow starts. Good to see the Anderson kid get off to such a good start, he can really hit. I think they will be fine, just need to get healthy and get everybody going.

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Well that move didn't work out too good, Hawger. Killian got bombed last night and your Hogs lost 7-1. Fant had a nice outing today and they won 10-1. Now they have a chance to win the series tomorrow. Hopefully Stanek can put it together.

You can watch the game tomorrow on-line on ESPN3 at 1:00pm.


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Keyser Soze wrote:
Well that move didn't work out too good, Hawger. Killian got bombed last night and your Hogs lost 7-1. Fant had a nice outing today and they won 10-1. Now they have a chance to win the series tomorrow. Hopefully Stanek can put it together.

You can watch the game tomorrow on-line on ESPN3 at 1:00pm.

I know they lost but know nothing else. Just really not going well down there, I am sure a lot of upset hog fans.

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The top 12 teams stay the same after they all won their weekend series. #13 Oregon moved up 3 spots after winning 2-3 at USC and #14 Virginia moved up 8 spots after winning 2-3 at Clemson. #15 Notre Dame moved up 2 spots after winning 2-3 at Cal Poly. #19 Mississippi St and #21 Arkansas dropped 6 spots after losing 2-3 at #7 LSU and vs #6 Ole Miss respectively. #23 Central Arkansas, #24 Virginia Tech and #25 San Diego entered the rankings while Arizona, UNLV and Florida Gulf Coast dropped out.

1. North Carolina 18-1
2. Vanderbilt 19-2
3. Oregon State 19-1
4. Louisville 16-2
5. South Carolina 17-3
6. Mississippi 20-2
7. Louisiana State 18-2
8. Cal State Fullerton 16-3
9. Georgia Tech 17-2
10. Kentucky 16-3
11. UCLA 15-3
12. Florida State 18-1
13. Oregon 15-6
14. Virginia 17-2
15. Notre Dame 12-5
16. North Carolina St 16-5
17. Oklahoma 17-4
18. Rice 14-7
19. Mississippi State 19-4
20. Arizona State 12-4
21. Arkansas 14-7
22. Indiana 13-3
23. Central Arkansas 17-3
24. Virginia Tech 16-5
25. San Diego 14-6


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Alright Keyser, I am going to test your ability. Name me some information on Central Arkansas, I will start, they are in Conway, AR. :D

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You win.


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Keyser Soze wrote:
You win.

:lol:


That is really crazy though, they have not been D1 very long at all.

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Well they beat Miss St last weekend and Southern Miss this weekend. That's a nice way to start a program.

I watched a little of the Arkansas game on Sunday. Stanek looked pretty good early on but I guess the wheels fell off in the 5th though it was cold and rainy. They really miss Ficociello in the middle of the order.


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Well they beat Miss St last weekend and Southern Miss this weekend. That's a nice way to start a program.

I watched a little of the Arkansas game on Sunday. Stanek looked pretty good early on but I guess the wheels fell off in the 5th though it was cold and rainy. They really miss Ficociello in the middle of the order.

Yeah, and they made 4 errors including 2 in the Top of the 13th, as I stated they are just not a good team right now. Hopefully they turn it around.

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Hawger, your Hogs are on ESPN3 tonight at 6:30 against South Carolina and it looks like they moved the rotation around again. They moved Astin out of the bullpen and put him in the Friday night starter spot. Stanek got moved up to Saturday and Fant is back as the Sunday starter. Killian should back up Astin tonight as he will probably only go 4-5 innings.

Hopefully this works out because they can't afford to start SEC play with 2 straight series losses.


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Hawger, your Hogs are on ESPN3 tonight at 6:30 against South Carolina and it looks like they moved the rotation around again. They moved Astin out of the bullpen and put him in the Friday night starter spot. Stanek got moved up to Saturday and Fant is back as the Sunday starter. Killian should back up Astin tonight as he will probably only go 4-5 innings.

Hopefully this works out because they can't afford to start SEC play with 2 straight series losses.

Yeah, I will be honest I don't like the panic that I think it sitting in down there. The coach is making a lot of changes and the season is still very early. A lot times the players can see that in their manager and then they start to press worse than they already are. For them to win this series would be huge though.

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Well what do you know Keyser, that was a HUGE sweep by the Hogs this weekend.

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Also, going to watch Vanderbilt play Middle Tennesse State next week Tuesday. Middle beat them earlier this year at Middle. Should be a good game.

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Huge sweep, Hawger. I watched a little of Saturday's game and Stanek looked awesome. Ficociello had a couple hits too. If they start heating up your Hogs will be real tough to beat.

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#1 North Carolina stays on top after winning 2 games at Boston College. #2 Oregon St moves up 1 spot and #3 Vandy moves down 1 spot after each won their weekend series. #4 LSU and #5 Cal St Fullerton moved up 3 spots after sweeping Auburn and Long Beach St respectively. # 6 Florida St moved up 6 spots after winning 2-3 against #13 Georgia Tech. #10 Louisville dropped 6 spots after losing 2-3 against Rutgers. #15 Arkansas moved up 6 spots after a sweep of #17 South Carolina. #19 Indiana moved up 3 spots after sweeping Penn St. #20 Houston, #21 Gonzaga, #22 Georgia Southern, #23 Cal Poly and #24 South Alabama joined the ranking while North Carolina St, Arizona St, Central Arkansas, Virginia tech and San Diego dropped out.


1. North Carolina 21-1
2. Oregon State 21-2
3. Vanderbilt 21-4
4. Louisiana State 22-2
5. Cal State Fullerton 21-3
6. Florida State 22-2
7. UCLA 17-4
8. Kentucky 18-5
9. Virginia 22-2
10. Louisville 19-4
11. Mississippi 21-4
12. Oregon 18-6
13. Georgia Tech 18-5
14. Oklahoma 22-4
15. Arkansas 17-7
16. Notre Dame 14-6
17. South Carolina 18-6
18. Rice 18-8
19. Indiana 18-3
20. Houston 21-4
21. Gonzaga 14-7
22. Georgia Southern 16-7
23. Cal Poly 17-5
24. South Alabama 21-4
25. Mississippi State 21-6


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Huge sweep, Hawger. I watched a little of Saturday's game and Stanek looked awesome. Ficociello had a couple hits too. If they start heating up your Hogs will be real tough to beat.

That's a cool trip. Is the game at Vandy?

Yes at Vandy, waiting to hear from my brother if he wants to go. But my son is pretty happy, and one of his best friends and plays on the same team with him is going down with us. Really looking forward to this.

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