Woodshedking

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Good luck the rest of the way. Some shitty comments on here from some, but y’all have a really good team and an extremely good staff/bullpen. The better team won this regional

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Thanks. The Webels are in trouble facing our starters.

I watched a lot of LSU baseball this year. The talent back in the lineup is silly. The class coming in combined with a starter from the portal cranks it up to challenge the SEC, especially after that bitch in Knoxville gets busted for what we all know is going on.

Hoping we get a couple of midweeks next year for RPI help for both and good ball games.

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Wow! This is one of the problems with College Baseball. Kid threw 109 pitches on Friday. Now pitching again on 2 days rest risks injury that could lead to damage to his potential future earning.

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All USM starters throw a bullpen on the 3rd or 4th day after a start (depending on effort level, etc). Ostrander has not had a single starting pitcher have arm issues from baseball related activities in his 5 years at USM.

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They do have 4 good starters. But three started and I think 4th pitched in relief today if I am not mistaken. Please correct me if I am wrong!

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Stuart started a few midweeks early. Starter the last few midweeks was Matt Adams. He was hurt earlier in the season. I expect him to start tonight.

Here is rundown of who USM has left for tonight:

Matt Adams - RH. Low 90s. Sinker guy. Hasn’t pitched yet.

Dalton Rogers - LH. Pitched last night. One of the two closers.

Ben Etheridge - RH. Low 90s. Strike thrower. Started the year as Friday night guy.
Had some injuries but I think he’s ready to go now.

Landon Harper - RH. Other closer. Pitched Friday and last night. I’m sure he’s down.

Chandler Best - LH. Low 90s. Talented guy that hasn’t but it together yet.

Isiah Rhodes - RH. Side armer. He’s been solid as a change of pace guy.

Garret Ramsey - RH. Nasty slider. He pitched last night.

These haven’t pitched much because the opportunities haven’t been there with starters usually going deep.

Aubrey Gillentine - RH. Mid 90s. Older guy with decent stuff.

Justin Storm - LH. 88-91. 6’6 with a funky angle.

Drew Boyd - LH. Mid 80s junk thrower. Usually a matchup guy.

Niko Mazza - freshman. Mid 90s. Electric stuff. He’s flashed it but also struggled in his few chances.

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wondering why Southern Miss wanted to choose the early game today

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Rain delays as others have said and also gives you more rest between games.

3rd base dugout is the home dugout. Bullpens are the main difference between the two dugouts.

I would like to see a midweek game or two each year between LSU and USM. Good RPI and non-conference SOS game for both - committee relied heavily on that this year.

For those asking about GA tickets, there are about 2000 GA tickets available. There is a terrace down the right field line where you can bring your own chair. I would get there very early to do that.

There is also the Right Field Roost. 40 parking spots inside the park where we basically tailgate and watch the game. You’ll find a lot of food, drink and hospitality if you wander out there - just don’t block anyone’s view.

This pic will help I hope.

There are 4300 seats, but another 2000 or so general admission available.

Largest crowd was this year at 6300. It was a sellout.

There are terraces down the right field line where you can bring your own chair. I suggest getting there very early to do that.

There is also the right field roost which is 40 parking spots inside the park. Basically, we tailgate inside the park and watch the game. Anyone can walk out there. You’ll find plenty of food, drink and hospitality out there.