Your Baseball/Softball Update Is Lazy

by Todd on Mar 18, 2008 8:25 AM CDT in Baseball

Since a slim majority of y'all wanted me to keep tabs on SEC Baseball, and some of you were a little more keen on Softball, here's what I'm going to do. We'll keep a chart handy of each sports conference standings with links to the individual schools' schedule and results, while also keeping you up to speed on Alabama Baseball and Softball. How's that?

SEC Baseball Standings 03/18/08		SEC Softball Standings 03/18/08
Eastern Division		Eastern Division
Florida - 14-3 (3-0) Kentucky - 18-0 (3-0) Tennessee - 12-4 (3-0) Georgia - 8-7 (2-1) Vanderbilt - 12-4 (2-1) South Carolina - 11-5 (1-2)		Florida - 31-2 (7-1) Georgia - 26-8 (3-3) Tennessee - 25-4 (3-3) Kentucky - 12-10 (1-2) South Carolina - 13-12 (2-4)
Western Division		Western Division
Ole Miss - 13-5 (2-1) Arkansas - 12-5 (1-2) Mississippi State - 8-9 (1-2) Alabama - 9-8 (0-3) Auburn - 11-8 (0-3) LSU - 11-6 (0-3)		LSU - 24-4 (3-0) Auburn - 25-4 (5-1) Alabama - 23-3 (5-2) Arkansas - 21-9 (1-5) Mississippi State 22-9 (1-5) Ole Miss - 14-12 (0-6)

Crimson Tide Baseball 9-8 (0-3)		Crimson Tide Softball 23-3 (5-2)
Last Five		Last Five
03/11 at North Alabama - W - 17-2 03/12 vs Samfrod - W - 9-5 03/14 at Kentucky - L - 5-7 03/15 at Kentucky - L - 2-15 03-16 at Kentucky - L - 1-5		03/12 vs Florida - W - 1-0 03/12 vs Florida - L - 4-8 03/15 at Mississippi State - W - 2-0 03/16 at Mississippi State - W - 4-2 03/17 at Mississippi State - W - 3-0
Next Five		Next Five
03/18 vs New Orleans 03/19 vs New Orleans 03/21 vs Vanderbilt 03/22 vs Vanderbilt 03/23 vs Vanderbilt		03/19 vs Kent State (Chattanooga) 03/19 at UT-Chattanooga 03/21 at Kentucky 03/22 at Kentucky 03/25 vs UAB

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Alabama v. UNO

A bit of an update...

Alabama took on UNO tonight -- University of New Orleans, for those who don't know -- and lost 8-5 in Tuscaloosa. The Privateers came into this game with an 8-7 overall record, and losers of their last five straight, but had little trouble knocking off the Tide on the road.

UNO was led to victory mainly off the bat of Josh Vander Hey, who had three hits, and were also assisted by an Alabama team that committed four errors, three balks -- yeah, it helps when you actually have a pitching coach -- and left twenty-one runners on base. Furthermore, we also left the bases loaded twice. It marks the fourth straight loss for the Tide.

Alabama falls to 9-9 overall, and will wrap-up the series with UNO tomorrow night. After that, the Tide will try its hand this weekend when a very good Vanderbilt team comes to town.

by outsidethesidelines on Mar 19, 2008 12:18 AM CDT reply actions

Wells must go

Should have stayed retired. Mal needs to kindly ask him to rethink his retirement plans.

I wouldn't piss off the boys from Alabama . . .

by I hate UT on Mar 19, 2008 9:19 AM CDT reply actions

Swept by UNO

Earlier tonight UNO swept us in a very ugly game in Tuscaloosa. Thanks in large part to a twelve run third inning for the Privateers -- yes you read that correctly -- Alabama fell yet again, this time 17-8. At the end of three, UNO led 12-0, and the game was all but over. Moreover, the Tide's defensive woes continued, as we posted four errors.

After being swept by UNO, Alabama falls to 9-10 overall, and have now lost five straight. We are already 0-3 in conference play after being swept in the SEC opener by Kentucky, and with Vanderbilt and Ole Miss on deck, there's a fairly legitimate possibility that we may go into Baton Rouge in three weeks with an 0-9 conference record.

I told you the baseball team was going to make our basketball team look like UCLA under Wooden by comparison.

by outsidethesidelines on Mar 20, 2008 12:48 AM CDT reply actions