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re: Softball Postseason Selection Show/ LSU #10 Seed, paired with Minnesota regional
Posted on 5/13/19 at 6:29 pm to Tigerbait357
Posted on 5/13/19 at 6:29 pm to Tigerbait357
What is the deal with Kilponen?
She was used alot early, then nothing!!
Is she okay?
She was used alot early, then nothing!!
Is she okay?
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Posted on 5/13/19 at 6:52 pm to Choupiqueboy
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What is the deal with Kilponen?
Yea this was going to be a major developing year with Kilponen. She is really talented/raw and will see a lot more time next year. Beth is very anal when it comes to a pitchers mechanics. They completely redid all her mechanics and so her control has been off this year. As she gets more comfortable and adjusted to her new mechanics, she will see a much bigger role. She showed some big flashes at times. The Georgia series showed how capable she is. It’s a matter of developing an off speed pitch and getting her settled with her control. What makes her unique was she has hit 69/70 on the radar gun.
They also are working on developing more pitches, specifically her change up. I expect her to make a sunseri type jump next year. Sunseri only had one or two pitches year one but developed a lot more in just one offseason! Nice thing for Ali is she got a bunch of experience this year which should help her going into next season!
Wickersham was so well adjusted year one because she had worked with Torina since she was in 8th grade. Kilponen has never had any pitching instruction btw
This post was edited on 5/13/19 at 7:00 pm
Posted on 5/14/19 at 12:40 pm to Tigerbait357
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No surprise though, you also want torina fired.
I never knew Torina had her LSU Fan Haters..
Posted on 5/14/19 at 12:51 pm to sheek
quote:
I never knew Torina had her LSU Fan Haters..
Did you see the LSU Softball threads a few years ago? It was all revolved around the Nicky Dawson drama and then a couple posters attacked Torina and Jaquish personally for a while. They said she caused a lot of drama and internal turmoil in the program.
Things have settled down now, well until the Alabama series and now a few posters who never posted all year decide to come have an opinion
This post was edited on 5/14/19 at 1:20 pm
Posted on 5/14/19 at 1:15 pm to tigers0615
I think ULL is flying under the radar. Most people dismiss them because of their weak schedule. What some people may not realize is, half of their starting position players are transfers from P5 schools. Two from A&M, one from Oklahoma and one from Texas Tech. Two of them played in the 2017 World Series. Glasco has been to the world series more than once.
Posted on 5/14/19 at 1:20 pm to Tigerbait357
quote:
Did you see the LSU Softball threads a few years ago
Went back and read it. Wow that went sideways quick. Some of the longer threads where juicy Softball gossip.
I am still baffled that Torina has Haters in the Fan base. Ok she’s a hard arse.. well that’s common trait for good coaches.
Beth seems nervous that Woodward is the new sheriff In town. I’m not cloSe to the softball program like some.. just a feeling
Posted on 5/14/19 at 1:29 pm to sheek
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Beth seems nervous that Woodward is the new sheriff In town. I’m not cloSe to the softball program like some.. just a feeling
Why would she be nervous? She hasn't been lower than a super regional in like 5 years and has 3 CWS appearances in the last 4 years. Some of her best recruiting classes are in front of her too with the big facility upgrades. Of all the coaches on campus she is probably one of the safer ones easily.
This post was edited on 5/14/19 at 1:30 pm
Posted on 5/14/19 at 1:34 pm to sheek
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Beth seems nervous that Woodward is the new sheriff In town. I’m not cloSe to the softball program like some.. just a feeling
She's probably the most secure coach on campus. DD's obviously very secure but theoretically, yet extremely unlikely, she could be forced to retire earlier than she wants to.
Posted on 5/14/19 at 5:54 pm to saintsfan22
Posted on 5/14/19 at 9:13 pm to Tigerbait357
quote:
Why would she be nervous? She hasn't been lower than a super regional in like 5 years and has 3 CWS appearances in the last 4 years. Some of her best recruiting classes are in front of her too with the big facility upgrades. Of all the coaches on campus she is probably one of the safer ones easily.
It was solely based on reaction from Torina the day Woody was introduced at his presser. I agree she is probably the most secure behind D-D.
Posted on 5/16/19 at 12:14 pm to Tigerbait357
Just a reminder that the softball tournament kicks off today at 5 central.
Arkansas (38-18) vs Tulsa (35-18) is the first game. It will be on an hour and a half before the LSU baseball game starts.
If you have 2 TV's in the LR the second softball game is at 7:30 central:
BYU (29-24) vs 13 *Oklahoma St. (39 - 14)
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Arkansas (38-18) vs Tulsa (35-18) is the first game. It will be on an hour and a half before the LSU baseball game starts.
If you have 2 TV's in the LR the second softball game is at 7:30 central:
BYU (29-24) vs 13 *Oklahoma St. (39 - 14)
PDF bracket
Posted on 5/16/19 at 12:33 pm to sheek
quote:
It was solely based on reaction from Torina the day Woody was introduced at his presser. I agree she is probably the most secure behind D-D.
I saw the interview. There was nothing odd about it. All she did was thank Joe Alleva for giving her the opportunity. As this job was life changing for her and her family. She said LSU’s administration will make the right decisions and said she thinks Woodward will do a great job!
I’m not sure what else she is suppose to say. I’m sure all the coaches in athletics have the same demeanor walking in to see their new boss
Posted on 5/16/19 at 2:40 pm to Tigerbait357
https://www.lsusports.net/ViewArticle.dbml?DB_OEM_ID=5200&ATCLID=211803614
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Matt Schumacker and Leigh Dakich will be on the call for every game of the weekend.
Don't know who they are or if they are any good. I would prefer Lyn and Yvette.
For all information for the regional this weekend, click here. The site features links to video stream, live stats and any updates from Tiger Park. The site will also feature a link to free live audio coverage of LSU games at www.LSUsports.net/live with Patrick Wright calling the action locally in Baton Rouge on Talk 107.3 FM
This post was edited on 5/16/19 at 2:44 pm
Posted on 5/16/19 at 2:46 pm to Tiger Ree
Series Records
Monmouth: First Meeting
Texas Tech: LSU leads 6-0
Louisiana Tech: LSU leads 18-0
Scouting the Field
Monmouth
The MAAC Tournament Champions come in with a 36-16 overall record. Kayla Rosado leads the team with a .378 average and has five home runs. Lindsey Baron leads the team with 12 home runs. Alyssa Irons is the ace in the circle with 30 wins on the year, the second-most in the nation. She has a 1.47 ERA with 225 strikeouts in 257.1 innings of work.
Monmouth: First Meeting
Texas Tech: LSU leads 6-0
Louisiana Tech: LSU leads 18-0
Scouting the Field
Monmouth
The MAAC Tournament Champions come in with a 36-16 overall record. Kayla Rosado leads the team with a .378 average and has five home runs. Lindsey Baron leads the team with 12 home runs. Alyssa Irons is the ace in the circle with 30 wins on the year, the second-most in the nation. She has a 1.47 ERA with 225 strikeouts in 257.1 innings of work.
Posted on 5/16/19 at 2:54 pm to Tiger Ree
Five Tigers garner NFCA org All-South Region honors!
Posted on 5/16/19 at 2:59 pm to Tiger Ree
Congrats to those girls. Sunseris jump from freshmen to sophomore year has been incredible.
Stewart making the all region team as a true frosh is impressive. She has been great for us this year.
Stewart making the all region team as a true frosh is impressive. She has been great for us this year.
This post was edited on 5/16/19 at 3:06 pm
Posted on 5/16/19 at 3:53 pm to Tigerbait357
LSU Softball
Verified account
Happy birthday, @shelbywick5!
Happy birthday
She has been replying to fans. That's nice of her.
Verified account
Happy birthday, @shelbywick5!
Happy birthday
She has been replying to fans. That's nice of her.
Posted on 5/16/19 at 4:01 pm to Tiger Ree
Article from La Tech breaking down the opponents they will face this weekend.
No. 10 LSU (40-16)
The Lady Tigers were in the hunt for the regular season SEC crown the last weekend of the season, but a visit from Alabama spoiled things and they were swept on home soil to finish second. LSU is currently riding a five-game losing streak into regionals, falling to eventual champs Florida in the opening round of the SEC tourney last week. Offense has been the driving force for the Lady Tigers, who’ve pounded opposing pitching for 69 home runs.
Top hitter: Shelbi Sunseri
A utility player by trade, Sunseri spends ample time inside the circle for the LSU but in the batter’s box is where she’s shined the most in 2019. With an .807 slugging percentage and nearly reaching half her at-bats (.492 on-base percentage), Sunseri has brought a pop with 16 homers, second on the team, and a team-leading 56 RBIs.
Top pitcher: Shelbi Sunseri
Yes, you can be your team’s best hitter and pitcher, too. Sunseri has the most appearances (27) along with the most wins (12), complete games (11), strikeouts (75) and second on the staff in shutouts (five).
LSU regional breakdown by La Tech writer
Tomorrow's LSU opponent:
Monmouth (36-16)
The Lady Hawks are making their second straight NCAA regional appearance, this time coming off the second-most wins in a single in program history. They captured their second consecutive Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference tournament title last week, downing No. 1 seed Marist, 6-1, in the championship contest. Pitching has paved the way for Monmouth this season as its offense hasn’t displayed much of a prowess for runs, plating 4.3 per game.
Top hitter: Lindsay Baron
It’s not too often a freshman leads your offensive team in most statistical categories, but Baron has been one of the more consistent bats this year. The leadoff ranks second on the team in average, but has the most extra base hits by far, including 21 doubles and 12 homers, and has scored 51 runs, all three team-highs, while knocking in 28 runs. Baron also leads the team in walks and owns a .437 on-base percentage.
Top pitcher: Alyssa Irons
Against the competition she’s face, Irons has been forceful with her imposing frame at 6-1. The sophomore right-handers sits tied for second in the country in wins (30), only Louisiana-Lafayette’s Summer Ellyson has more at 37, and has pitched a staggering 257.1 innings in 2019 with a 1.47 ERA. Irons’ 33 complete games is also impressive with 12 of those ending up shutouts and her strikeout-to-walk ratio of 225 to 48 (4.69) is 36th best in the nation. She’s held opponents to a .182 average.
No. 10 LSU (40-16)
The Lady Tigers were in the hunt for the regular season SEC crown the last weekend of the season, but a visit from Alabama spoiled things and they were swept on home soil to finish second. LSU is currently riding a five-game losing streak into regionals, falling to eventual champs Florida in the opening round of the SEC tourney last week. Offense has been the driving force for the Lady Tigers, who’ve pounded opposing pitching for 69 home runs.
Top hitter: Shelbi Sunseri
A utility player by trade, Sunseri spends ample time inside the circle for the LSU but in the batter’s box is where she’s shined the most in 2019. With an .807 slugging percentage and nearly reaching half her at-bats (.492 on-base percentage), Sunseri has brought a pop with 16 homers, second on the team, and a team-leading 56 RBIs.
Top pitcher: Shelbi Sunseri
Yes, you can be your team’s best hitter and pitcher, too. Sunseri has the most appearances (27) along with the most wins (12), complete games (11), strikeouts (75) and second on the staff in shutouts (five).
LSU regional breakdown by La Tech writer
Tomorrow's LSU opponent:
Monmouth (36-16)
The Lady Hawks are making their second straight NCAA regional appearance, this time coming off the second-most wins in a single in program history. They captured their second consecutive Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference tournament title last week, downing No. 1 seed Marist, 6-1, in the championship contest. Pitching has paved the way for Monmouth this season as its offense hasn’t displayed much of a prowess for runs, plating 4.3 per game.
Top hitter: Lindsay Baron
It’s not too often a freshman leads your offensive team in most statistical categories, but Baron has been one of the more consistent bats this year. The leadoff ranks second on the team in average, but has the most extra base hits by far, including 21 doubles and 12 homers, and has scored 51 runs, all three team-highs, while knocking in 28 runs. Baron also leads the team in walks and owns a .437 on-base percentage.
Top pitcher: Alyssa Irons
Against the competition she’s face, Irons has been forceful with her imposing frame at 6-1. The sophomore right-handers sits tied for second in the country in wins (30), only Louisiana-Lafayette’s Summer Ellyson has more at 37, and has pitched a staggering 257.1 innings in 2019 with a 1.47 ERA. Irons’ 33 complete games is also impressive with 12 of those ending up shutouts and her strikeout-to-walk ratio of 225 to 48 (4.69) is 36th best in the nation. She’s held opponents to a .182 average.
Posted on 5/17/19 at 2:46 pm to Tiger Ree
1ST ROUND SCORES
Baton Rouge
W Texas Tech (39 - 14) 3
Louisiana Tech (44 - 14) 0
Monmouth (36 - 16) 0
W 10 LSU (40 - 16) 2
Minneapolis:
7 Minnesota (41 - 12)
North Dakota St. (42 - 14)
Drake (42 - 14) 4
W Georgia (40 - 17) 6
Norman
1 Oklahoma (49 - 2)
UMBC (30 - 22)
W Wisconsin (40 - 12) 4
Notre Dame (36 - 16) 2
Seattle
3 Washington (45 - 7)
Fordham (29 - 24)
Seattle U (39 - 15) 3
W Mississippi St. (33 - 21) 5
Evanston
W Louisville (33 - 21) 9
Southern Ill. (33 - 13) 5
Detroit Mercy (31 - 26) 1
W 16 Northwestern (43 - 10) 15
Lexington
W Virginia Tech (45 - 9) 6
Illinois (32 - 23) 2
Toledo (29 - 26) 2
W 14 Kentucky (33 - 22) 7
Austin
9 Texas (41 - 14) 1
W Sam Houston St. (34 - 21) 2
W Houston (37 - 17) 3
Texas A&M (28 - 25) 1
Oxford
W 11 Ole Miss (37 - 17) 12
Chattanooga (37 - 15) 0
Southeast Mo. St. (45 - 16) 2
W U-La-La (50 - 4) 3
Tuscaloosa
W Arizona St. (33 - 18) 4
Lipscomb (41 - 13 - 1) 3
Alabama St. (24 - 23) 2
W 8 Alabama (52 - 7) 8
Tucson
Auburn (37 - 19)
Colorado St. (38 - 10)
Harvard (25 - 17)
6 Arizona (42 - 12)
Gainesville
W 5 Florida (44 - 15) 3
Boston U. (37 - 18) 0
W Boise St. (34 - 14) 9
Stanford (32 - 18) 1
Knoxville
North Carolina (35 - 18) 0
W Ohio St. (34 - 16) 1
Longwood (37 - 20) 0
W 12 Tennessee (39 - 14) 8
Stillwater
W 13 *Oklahoma St. (39 - 14) 3
BYU (29 - 24) 1
W Tulsa (35 - 18) 5
Arkansas (38 - 18) 0
Ann Arbor
W 15 Michigan (43 - 11) 8
Saint Francis (PA) (29 - 29) 0
DePaul (34 - 14) 2
W James Madison (47 - 7) 5
Tallahassee
South Carolina (36 - 17) 2
W South Fla. (40 - 17) 3
Bethune-Cookman (26 - 29) 0
W 4 Florida St. (51 - 8) 8
Los Angeles
W Missouri (32 - 23) 7
Cal St. Fullerton (38 - 16) 4
Weber St. (26 - 19)
2 UCLA (46 - 5)
Baton Rouge
W Texas Tech (39 - 14) 3
Louisiana Tech (44 - 14) 0
Monmouth (36 - 16) 0
W 10 LSU (40 - 16) 2
Minneapolis:
7 Minnesota (41 - 12)
North Dakota St. (42 - 14)
Drake (42 - 14) 4
W Georgia (40 - 17) 6
Norman
1 Oklahoma (49 - 2)
UMBC (30 - 22)
W Wisconsin (40 - 12) 4
Notre Dame (36 - 16) 2
Seattle
3 Washington (45 - 7)
Fordham (29 - 24)
Seattle U (39 - 15) 3
W Mississippi St. (33 - 21) 5
Evanston
W Louisville (33 - 21) 9
Southern Ill. (33 - 13) 5
Detroit Mercy (31 - 26) 1
W 16 Northwestern (43 - 10) 15
Lexington
W Virginia Tech (45 - 9) 6
Illinois (32 - 23) 2
Toledo (29 - 26) 2
W 14 Kentucky (33 - 22) 7
Austin
9 Texas (41 - 14) 1
W Sam Houston St. (34 - 21) 2
W Houston (37 - 17) 3
Texas A&M (28 - 25) 1
Oxford
W 11 Ole Miss (37 - 17) 12
Chattanooga (37 - 15) 0
Southeast Mo. St. (45 - 16) 2
W U-La-La (50 - 4) 3
Tuscaloosa
W Arizona St. (33 - 18) 4
Lipscomb (41 - 13 - 1) 3
Alabama St. (24 - 23) 2
W 8 Alabama (52 - 7) 8
Tucson
Auburn (37 - 19)
Colorado St. (38 - 10)
Harvard (25 - 17)
6 Arizona (42 - 12)
Gainesville
W 5 Florida (44 - 15) 3
Boston U. (37 - 18) 0
W Boise St. (34 - 14) 9
Stanford (32 - 18) 1
Knoxville
North Carolina (35 - 18) 0
W Ohio St. (34 - 16) 1
Longwood (37 - 20) 0
W 12 Tennessee (39 - 14) 8
Stillwater
W 13 *Oklahoma St. (39 - 14) 3
BYU (29 - 24) 1
W Tulsa (35 - 18) 5
Arkansas (38 - 18) 0
Ann Arbor
W 15 Michigan (43 - 11) 8
Saint Francis (PA) (29 - 29) 0
DePaul (34 - 14) 2
W James Madison (47 - 7) 5
Tallahassee
South Carolina (36 - 17) 2
W South Fla. (40 - 17) 3
Bethune-Cookman (26 - 29) 0
W 4 Florida St. (51 - 8) 8
Los Angeles
W Missouri (32 - 23) 7
Cal St. Fullerton (38 - 16) 4
Weber St. (26 - 19)
2 UCLA (46 - 5)
This post was edited on 5/17/19 at 9:50 pm
Posted on 5/17/19 at 2:47 pm to Tiger Ree
2ND GAME SCORES
Baton Rouge:
Texas Tech (39 - 14)
Louisiana Tech (44 - 14)
Monmouth (36 - 16)
10 LSU (40 - 16)
Minneapolis:
7 Minnesota (41 - 12)
North Dakota St. (42 - 14)
Drake (42 - 14)
Georgia (40 - 17)
Norman
1 Oklahoma (49 - 2)
UMBC (30 - 22)
Wisconsin (40 - 12)
Notre Dame (36 - 16)
Seattle
3 Washington (45 - 7)
Fordham (29 - 24)
Seattle U (39 - 15)
Mississippi St. (33 - 21)
Evanston
Louisville (33 - 21)
Southern Ill. (33 - 13)
Detroit Mercy (31 - 26)
16 Northwestern (43 - 10)
Lexington
Virginia Tech (45 - 9)
Illinois (32 - 23)
Toledo (29 - 26)
14 Kentucky (33 - 22)
Austin
9 Texas (41 - 14) 11
Sam Houston St. (34 - 21)
Houston (37 - 17)
Texas A&M (28 - 25)
Oxford
11 Ole Miss (37 - 17)
Chattanooga (37 - 15)
Southeast Mo. St. (45 - 16)
Louisiana (50 - 4)
Tuscaloosa
Arizona St. (33 - 18)
Lipscomb (41 - 13 - 1)
Alabama St. (24 - 23)
8 Alabama (52 - 7)
Tucson
Auburn (37 - 19)
Colorado St. (38 - 10)
Harvard (25 - 17)
6 Arizona (42 - 12)
Gainesville
5 Florida (44 - 15)
Boston U. (37 - 18)
Boise St. (34 - 14)
Stanford (32 - 18)
Knoxville
North Carolina (35 - 18)
Ohio St. (34 - 16)
Longwood (37 - 20)
12 Tennessee (39 - 14)
Stillwater
13 *Oklahoma St. (39 - 14) 13
Tulsa (35 - 18) 10
E - Arkansas (38 - 18) 3
W BYU (29 - 24) 6
ARKANSAS ELIMINATED
E BYU (29 - 24) 4
W Tulsa (35 - 18) 6
BYU ELIMINATED
Ann Arbor
15 Michigan (43 - 11)
Saint Francis (PA) (29 - 29)
DePaul (34 - 14)
James Madison (47 - 7)
Tallahassee
South Carolina (36 - 17) Missouri
South Fla. (40 - 17)
Bethune-Cookman (26 - 29)
4 Florida St. (51 - 8)
Los Angeles
Missouri (32 - 23)
Cal St. Fullerton (38 - 16)
Weber St. (26 - 19)
2 UCLA (46 - 5)
Baton Rouge:
Texas Tech (39 - 14)
Louisiana Tech (44 - 14)
Monmouth (36 - 16)
10 LSU (40 - 16)
Minneapolis:
7 Minnesota (41 - 12)
North Dakota St. (42 - 14)
Drake (42 - 14)
Georgia (40 - 17)
Norman
1 Oklahoma (49 - 2)
UMBC (30 - 22)
Wisconsin (40 - 12)
Notre Dame (36 - 16)
Seattle
3 Washington (45 - 7)
Fordham (29 - 24)
Seattle U (39 - 15)
Mississippi St. (33 - 21)
Evanston
Louisville (33 - 21)
Southern Ill. (33 - 13)
Detroit Mercy (31 - 26)
16 Northwestern (43 - 10)
Lexington
Virginia Tech (45 - 9)
Illinois (32 - 23)
Toledo (29 - 26)
14 Kentucky (33 - 22)
Austin
9 Texas (41 - 14) 11
Sam Houston St. (34 - 21)
Houston (37 - 17)
Texas A&M (28 - 25)
Oxford
11 Ole Miss (37 - 17)
Chattanooga (37 - 15)
Southeast Mo. St. (45 - 16)
Louisiana (50 - 4)
Tuscaloosa
Arizona St. (33 - 18)
Lipscomb (41 - 13 - 1)
Alabama St. (24 - 23)
8 Alabama (52 - 7)
Tucson
Auburn (37 - 19)
Colorado St. (38 - 10)
Harvard (25 - 17)
6 Arizona (42 - 12)
Gainesville
5 Florida (44 - 15)
Boston U. (37 - 18)
Boise St. (34 - 14)
Stanford (32 - 18)
Knoxville
North Carolina (35 - 18)
Ohio St. (34 - 16)
Longwood (37 - 20)
12 Tennessee (39 - 14)
Stillwater
13 *Oklahoma St. (39 - 14) 13
Tulsa (35 - 18) 10
E - Arkansas (38 - 18) 3
W BYU (29 - 24) 6
ARKANSAS ELIMINATED
E BYU (29 - 24) 4
W Tulsa (35 - 18) 6
BYU ELIMINATED
Ann Arbor
15 Michigan (43 - 11)
Saint Francis (PA) (29 - 29)
DePaul (34 - 14)
James Madison (47 - 7)
Tallahassee
South Carolina (36 - 17) Missouri
South Fla. (40 - 17)
Bethune-Cookman (26 - 29)
4 Florida St. (51 - 8)
Los Angeles
Missouri (32 - 23)
Cal St. Fullerton (38 - 16)
Weber St. (26 - 19)
2 UCLA (46 - 5)
This post was edited on 5/17/19 at 8:36 pm
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