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Athens Banner Herald: Sense of urgency setting in
Georgia might not be ready to say it's in a crisis, but the Bulldogs have plenty of reasons to hit the field with a compelling sense of urgency this weekend.
Athens Banner Herald: Baseball rematch with Kennesaw State postponed
Bad weather called off Wednesday's baseball game between Georgia and Kennesaw State. No makeup date has been announced.
Athens Banner Herald: Owls add to misery
Georgia’s nightmare extended into its second week, against its third different opponent and left the Bulldogs with multiple reasons for staring into a mirror for some serious introspection.
Athens Banner Herald: Seminoles dominate Bulldogs
TALLAHASSEE, Fla. - No. 6 Florida State defeated Georgia 9-2 Saturday at Dick Howser Stadium, giving the Bulldogs their third consecutive loss.
Athens Banner Herald: Gilmartin shuts down Bulldogs
TALLAHASSEE, Fla. - There were times last season when Sean Gilmartin dominated opponents with just a fastball and a change-up.
Athens Banner Herald: Glisson plays role in musical chair act
Georgia has only taken the field for about two weeks worth of games, but the Bulldogs seem to have been playing musical chairs in the infield for months.
Athens Banner Herald: Jones, Tide crush Dogs
HOOVER, Ala. - Alabama senior first baseman Clay Jones ripped Georgia pitchers for a career-high six RBIs in a 13-2 non-conference win over the Bulldogs on Wednesday at Regions Park.
Athens Banner Herald: Special preview of SEC
Fresh off a three-game home sweep of Stetson, Georgia will receive an early taste of Southeastern Conference play today with a non-league encounter against Alabama at Regions Park Stadium in Hoover, Ala.
Athens Banner Herald: Farmer gone for 3-6 weeks
Georgia freshman shortstop Kyle Farmer will miss the next 3-6 weeks with a broken bone in his left wrist.
Athens Banner Herald: Bulldogs complete sweep of Stetson
In his first two at-bats on Sunday, Georgia right fielder Peter Verdin made the climb but couldn't reach the top of the hill.
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·Sun Belt Conference Preview
With 11 teams, there's no time for easing into things as the SBC battles begin in the third weekend of the season. But the important thing is that the respect level of the conference is gaining ground nationally. Three teams went to the Big Dance last June and multiple bids will be on the menu again for 2008. The arms of UL-Lafayette and the moxie of New Orleans will be on full display this season. And of course, Tro ...
·LSU Coach Les Miles To Throw Out First Pitch At First Game
LSU football coach Les Miles will throw out the first pitch Friday night prior to the baseball team's season opener at 7 p.m. versus Indiana in Alex Box Stadium.
·Southern Conference Preview
You'd have to say that 2007 was a breakout year for the SoCon, Western Carolina went to the Regional finals and Wofford proved that a last place team could make it to the Big Dance as well. So while this remains a two-bid league, 2008 may call for even bigger and better things.
·Southwest Athletic Conference Preview
Prairie View A&M has completely turned the tables on the SWAC, going from a paltry three wins in all of 2003 to back-to-back SWAC titles and NCAA appearances. The good news is that PVAMU's success should give hope to any downtrodden program that is looking to reverseits fortunes. The bad news for the rest of the conference is that it doesn't appear as if the Panthers are going away anytime soon. So even though the ra ...
·Southeastern Conference Preview
From the Big Dance snubs to another winless trip to Omaha to the firings of two CWS-caliber head coaches to the getting chastised for weak scheduling, 2007 was a pretty horrible year by SEC standards. Really, just five NCAA tournament teams?
·Patriot League Preview
The Patriot League proves why it is one of the smarter leagues in the country once again. This time, in the way it decides its champion. Starting this year, the PL will break down into four teams at the end of the regular season, 1 vs. 4 and 2 vs. 3 and play a best-of-three. Those winners will then face off in another best-of-three a week later to determine who gets the NCAA bid. Not bad.
·Pac-10 Conference Preview
Because there are way too many polls and rankings out there, the Pac-10 is the only conference that can boast three preseason No. 1 teams: UCLA in Baseball America, Arizona in Collegiate Baseball and Arizona State in the USA Today coaches' poll. And the conference will be deep this year too, with teams like Cal, Stanford, USC and Oregon State - in particular - loaded with future high-round draftees. So everything poi ...
·Omaha Mayor's Group Backs New Baseball Stadium
-The College World Series could get a new home in Omaha. A committee appointed by Mayor Mike Fahey unanimously recommended building a new stadium for college baseball's marquee event Monday in two of the Qwest Center Omaha's parking lots. The group believes the plan is the best option for the community and the best way to secure a long-term NCAA contract for the College World Series. "The College World Series is an i ...
·Northeast Conference Preview
How wide open is this conference? Last year's top two teams were the first two to be eliminated in the post-season tournament. That's what makes the NEC one of the better tournaments to watch in college baseball year-in, year-out. That pretty much explains the regular season grind as well, since there were co-champions last season. However, if there was one thing that I could change about this conference, it would be ...
·Ohio Valley Conference Preview
Did you see that near-upset in last June's NCAA tournament where Austin Peay scared the bejesus out of national No. 1 seed Vanderbilt? What a great bit of P.R. that was for the OVC. Though they'll be the favorites, the rest of the pack isn't exactly far behind the Governors in this year's title chase. If they don't keep their nose to the grindstone, the OVC will be a wide open affair.
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·Supreme Court rejects ex-W. Georgia players' appeal
The U.S. Supreme Court declined Monday to hear an appeal from two former State University of West Georgia baseball players Monday, leaving them the prospect of a retrial on charges of sexually assaultinga female student.
·South Carolina's Campbell has surgery to fix blood clot
South Carolina left fielder Michael Campbell had surgery to remove a rib and help clear up a blood clot in an artery in his right shoulder. Campbell, who hit .312 last year with 14 homers and 52 RBI, says he'll be ready to go in two to three months.
·Kinneberg returns to Utah
Former Utah baseball coach Bill Kinneberg washired Wednesday to coach the Utes again. Kinneberg, who led Utah to a 30-22 record in 1996, replaces Tim Esmay, who left last month to take a job as an assistant at Arizona State. Kinneberg has been a minor league pitching coach for the Chicago White Sox since January 2003.
·Smitheran resigns after 31 years as UC Riverside coach
Jack Smitheran resigned as head baseball coach at UC Riverside on Thursday after 31 years with the program. Smitheran went 974-709-3 at UC Riverside, and was inducted into the American Baseball Coaches Association Hall of Fame in 2002. He'll be replaced by assistant Doug Smith.
·Utah coach Esmay rejoins Arizona State as assistant
Utah baseball coach Tim Esmay has resigned to take a job as an assistant at Arizona State, his alma mater. Esmay, who was 213-235-1 in eight seasons at Utah, was an infielder for the Sun Devils in 1986-87 and was an assistant at ASU.
·Meyers named new coach at Old Dominion
Jerry Meyers, an assistant coach at South Carolina for the past eight years, has been named head baseball coach at Old Dominion. Meyers, who helped the Gamecocks to an 372-152 mark and two SEC titles in his eight years in Columbia, was an assistant at ODU in 1996, when the Monarchs won the Colonial Athletic Association title.
·Detroit Mercy phases out baseball
Detroit Mercy discontinued its baseball program Monday after fund-raising efforts by a parents group over the last three weeks failed to garner enough support to keep it running.
·Hindelang retires after 14 seasons at Penn State
Joe Hindelang, Penn State's winningest baseball coach, retired Thursday after 14 years with the program. Hindelang went 389-355-2 with the Nittany Lions, including 28-29 this season, and led them to the Big Ten regular-season title in 1996. Penn State also advanced to the super regionals in 2000.
·Weaver honored as top collegiate pitcher
Long Beach State righthander JeredWeaver received the inaugural Roger Clemens award Thursday as the top pitcher in college baseball. The 6-foot-7, 205-pound Weaver was 15-1 with a 1.62 ERA and 213 strikeouts with just 21 walks in 144 innings last season.
·Long Beach State's Weaver wins Golden Spikes
Long Beach State pitcher Jered Weaver won the Golden Spikes Award as amateur baseball's top player on Tuesday. Weaver, the brother of Los Angeles Dodgers starter Jeff Weaver, was taken 12th overall by the Anaheim Angels in last month's draft.
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·Sense of urgency setting in
Georgia might not be ready to say it's in a crisis, but the Bulldogs have plenty of reasons to hit the field with a compelling sense of urgency this weekend.
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