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LU can make a run with a not even a great but a good second round.

Here's the breakdown on Big 12 Trophies won this year Texas A&M -7 Oklahoma- 6 Texas- 5 Baylor- 5 Nebraska- 4 Colorado- 2 Kansas- 2 Iowa St.- 1 Oklahoma St. -1 Here's the A&M/UT Trophies Texas A&M (7)- Women's Soccer, Women's Indoor Track, Women's Swimming, Women's Basketball, Women's Golf, Women's Outdoor Track, Baseball Tournament Texas (5)- Women's Soccer Tournament, Men's Swimming, Men's Indoor Track, Women's Tennis, Baseball

I didn't play football but I've always hated homecoming. I just never saw the point of spending all the money on fake flowers and ribbon then watch a football game with this big thing on your arm (though I went every year). I understand the original idea of bringing alumni together but it really has gotten out of hand.

Though is says 3500 it can hold over 5000.

Not looking good on 8-10, sitting 5 over. Stanford is leading at -8 after 5-8.

Every year sebaseball.com makes an NIT field. I know it's not real but it's fun to look at. Regionals of note. Norman, OK 1. Oklahoma 4. Wright St. 2. Southern Illinois 3. Lamar Lexington, KY 1. Kentucky 4. SFA 2. Evansville 3. Illinois Baton Rouge, LA 1. LSU 4. Binghampton 2. Texas St. 3. Louisiana Tech Richmond, VA 1. UTSA 4. Quinnipiac 2. Delaware 3. Richmond By the way this is the 3rd straight year LU's been listed in their NIT field

I'll feel good if they can get close to even after nine. Then from there they could takeover.

PN-G's is usually the first home district game, so that would be LC-M.

I believe it only includes people in their circulation area.

Not for me yet. But I did look at the entire field and Lamar faced 8 of the 64 teams this year, this is how they fared (the numbers to left are the regional seed) Lamar was (7-7) vs the field. 1) Rice (0-1) Lost 13-4 2) Creighton (1-0) Won 12-3 3) Oklahoma St. (0-1) Lost 5-2 3) St. John's (0-1) Lost 14-3 4) Illinois-Chicago (0-1) Lost 9-8 4) Sam Houston St. (3-1) Won 9-6, Won 8-7, Won 5-4, Lost 7-3 2) UL-Lafayette (0-2) Lost 5-4, Lost 3-1 4) Le Moyne (2-0) Won 6-1, Won 8-2

Regionals of Interest Rice 1. Rice 4. Prairie View A&M 2. TCU 3. Baylor Texas 1. Texas 4. Brown 2. UC-Irvine 3. Wake Forest Ole Miss 1. Ole Miss 4. Sam Houston St. 2. Southern Miss 3. Troy Texas A&M 1. Texas A&M 4. Le Moyne 2. UL-Lafayette 3. Ohio St.

I really like this format, it gives everyone a fair chance. Just for fun this would've been the SLC with this format Pool A 1) UTSA 4) Sam Houston St. 5) McNeese St. 8 ) Northwestern St. Pool B 2) Lamar 3) Texas St. 6) SFA 7) Southeastern Louisiana

Teams were split into pools Pool A 1) Texas (2-1) 4) Nebraska (1-2) 5) Texas A&M (2-1) 8 ) Kansas St. (1-2) A&M advance due to head to head win with UT Pool B 2) Missouri (1-2) 3) Oklahoma St. (0-3) 6) Baylor (3-0) 7) Oklahoma (2-1) Baylor advances

Arkansas Arizona St. Coastal Carolina Florida St. Long Beach St. Missouri North Carolina Ole Miss Rice San Diego South Carolina Texas Texas A&M Vanderbilt Virginia Wichita St.

Just got back from Natchitoches it was a great game. Just one thing Baker didn't strike out to end the game. With a runner at 3rd and 2 outs Baker hit a shot right to the 3rd baseman who threw him out. Coach G said after the game he was suprised the 3rd baseman was playing so close to the line, normally teams give Baker the line because he hits more to the hole. Instead he played the line and it worked out, G said just about any game this year that would've been a hit for him. Also G flat out said he didn't believe his team lost to Sam Houston last night he didn't want to go into detail but you could tell he was still frustrated.

11:00 am 1) UTSA vs 2) Lamar 3:00 pm 3) Texas St. vs 6) SFA 7:00 pm 4) Sam Houston St. vs Winner of UTSA/LU

Cowboys refuse to go down by 10 run rule again Right Now SFA 11 McNeese 3 6th Cowboys still batting

Best part about this is the fact we only used Harrington. I would expect Sisk to pitch tomorrow against the Kats.

Sam Houston won 2-0, they will now play Lamar. Texas St. faces UTSA.

Also the national feeds rarely send down highlights. Everytime they've actually sent down Dynamo or FC Dallas I show it. I also show the US national team, of course some of my friends in the media ask what was I thinking but while I don't think it's a premier sport yet in the US there is plenty of interest. I actually love to watch soccer (more than NASCAR, don't tell too many people ;D

Here are some regional projections of interest sebaseball.com Houston Regional 1. Rice 4. Prairie View A&M 2. TCU 3. Baylor Lafayette Regional 1. UL-Lafayette 4. Alabama 2. Oklahoma St. 3. Wake Forest College Station Regiional 1. Texas A&M 4. UTSA 2. Mississippi St. 3. Oral Roberts Austin Regional 1. Texas 4. Brown 2. UC-Irvine 3. Michigan RIVALS.COM Houston Regional 1. Rice 4. Lafayette 2. Mississippi St. 3. Baylor Lafayette Regional 1. UL-Lafayette 4. Tennessee 2. Oklahoma St. 3. Michigan Austin Regional 1. Texas 4. Prairie View A&M 2. Arizona 3. Oral Roberts Fort Worth Regiional 1. Texas A&M 4. UTSA 2. TCU 3. Rutgers

I will add that one year an SLC team will make it out just not this year. Pitching is key at regionals and the conference is a little thin there compared to past seasons.

No SLC team has made it out yet......but Lamar has come close a couple of times. For the most part though the SLC has been able to compete in regionals. From what I'm hearing the winner of the SLC will likely head to Texas A&M with Texas and Rice also options. Though unlikely I've seen one projection having UL-Lafayette hosting with the SLC representative playing there as the 4 seed.

In 2004 Lamar pushed Texas to the if game for the regional championship. 2004 Regionals Arkansas-Won Texas-Lost Arkansas-Won Texas-Won Texas-Lost

Yeah Carrie was great. Her older sister Aimee who is now the head soccer coach at PN-G played for my dad's travel softball team he coached, very athletic family.