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#16
LSU squeaked out a 5-4 win against Dartmouth Sunday, behind the timely hitting
of RF junior Raph Rhymes. Rhymes went 4-5 2-R,
2-RBI and shared with us his thoughts after the game:
“Thought we played a good game today and came out with a good
win. It's good that our team came together and won a close game. Games in the
SEC are going to be tuff and we are going to have to win the one run games like
we did today. Today I was fortunate enough to put some good swings on some
balls. I just wanted to have a good approach today at the plate and let that
carry over to the guys behind me. Our pitching was great today and I wanted to
help those guys out any way I could. I give credit to the guys in front of me
putting together some good at bats and giving me the opportunity to drive them
in. Overall it was a great weekend for our team and Tigernation.”
Raph’s stat line is quite
impressive: .457/.596/.950. Remember this name.
· FAU OF
Alex Hudak (.421,
4-HR, 13-RBI) will be out 4-6 weeks with
a fracture ankle
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Georgia
Tech beat Rutgers, 6-3, led by Sam Dove’s 3-4,
1-R, 1-RBI day. Dove was all team after the game:
“We just
finished up a sweep of Rutgers this weekend where our pitching shined and our
bats exploded. Our offense started off a little slow at the beginning of the
season but I think everyone is getting comfortable in the box now and our
line-up top to bottom is dangerous. Our pitching staff has really been looking
strong with a lot of guys having quality outings. We have big expectations for
this season and are excited to start up ACC play with NC State next weekend.
Count on the Jackets to make some noise come June.”
The 6-2 junior OF Dove leads the team with
an impressive line of: .419/.510/.512.
Keith Law was asked n Twitter where he thought USF 6-3 RHP Kyle Zimmer would go in the draft:
Top
ten. Good chance for top five now
So
far this season, Zimmer has given up only one run in 15.0-IP. Zimmer’s arsenal
includes a 94-97 fastball.
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Lines:
o
FSU Jayce Boyd – 4-4, 3-RBI, 3-R, 1-double, 1-sac
o
LSU
Austin Nola – 4-5, 1-R, 1-RBI
o
UCF
junior 3B Chris Taladay – 4-4, 3-R, 1-RBI, 1-Sac
o
Kentucky
LHP (2013) Corey Littrell – 6.0-IP, 2-H, 0-R,
7-K
o
Harvard-Westlake
LHP Max Fried - 3.1 IP, 8 R, 10 H.
o
Clemson
Richie Shaffer vs. USC this weekend - 6-9, 6-BB,
4-RBI, 2-HRs, 6-R
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Speed
Checks:
o
Oklahoma
RHP Damian Magnifico – 100 (3rd
inning)
o
Texas
(2014) Ricky Jacquez – 90-93, 77-80 change,
84-85 slider
o
Arkansas
RHP Nolan Sanburn – 93-96, 80-81 change
o
MSU Mike Theodure – 85-89. 76 curve
o
MSU Daniel Mengden – 89-91, 93, 78 slider
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