NWLATigerFan12

Great season for the dawgs…not a troll intended in this thread (except maybe the high school field yall play on at home :lol:)

In the regional and super, UGA hit 25 homeruns over 5 games, which produced something like 36 of their 54 runs. Get to Omaha…just 5 homeruns in 4 games. Run production drops by 7 runs per game.

It seems like teams that focus their offense around homeruns just don’t get it done in Omaha. Not to say that they can’t…Tennessee powered their way to a championship just a couple years ago and LSU hit for power in 23 pretty well. Just seems like more often than not, these teams aren’t the ones that get it done. Those types of teams can absolutely get you there as you often need to mash your way through a regional if your pitching staff isn’t on their game…it just feels like once you’re there, it’s just who gets hot at the right time at the plate or whoever has the all around team who can do it all combined with having deep solid pitching staffs. Usually need a little luck somewhere along the line too.

Oklahoma is 39th in homeruns this year but mashed an impressive 8 bombs so far in 3 games. North Carolina is 47th on the year and hit just 2 in their 3 games. So you got the team that has gotten hot and is mashing all of a sudden vs the team who is built to win without the bombs…built for the big park in Omaha.


Just a few notes on the past winners:

A current SEC team has won 7 of the last 8 championships - last non SEC winner was Oregon State 2018 (no champion in 2019). A current SEC team was also the runner up in 6 of those 8 years.

2025 - LSU hit 4, all by Jared Jones (39th in country)
2024 - TN hit 10 (led country)
2023 - LSU hit 7 (2nd in country)
2022 - Ole Miss 9 (12th in country)
2021 - Miss St hit 7 (55th in country)

4 more wins in a row to go. :bow:

Every. Single. Call. has went their way

Just made a thread to answer this for you.

Short answer: 8 games with a lead/tie after 6 innings.

2 games where we had an early lead.

7 games we never led.

Runs scored and result

Georgia - 8 L
Georgia - 8 L

South Carolina - 7 W
South Carolina - 7 W
South Carolina - 6 W

Miss St - 8 L
Miss St - 8 L
Miss St - 8 L


Pretty unreal to be 3-5 over an 8 game stretch while scoring 8 runs in every single loss :lol:




Prior to the Miss St series when so many of the young guys starting getting more starts…

A&M - 2 L
A&M - 2 L
A&M - 4 L

Miss - 7 L
Miss - 2 L
Miss - 3 L

Tenn - 16 W
Tenn - 1 L
Tenn - 7 W

Kent - 17 W
Kent - 7 W
Kent - 4 L

OU - 3 L
OU - 2 L
OU - 7 W

Vandy - 16 W
Vandy - 3 L
Vandy - 12 L



7 games we lost where we scored 7 runs or more. That shouldn’t happen. Win 3 or 4 of those and we have a completely different outlook on the rest of this season. We could be sitting at 12-14 or 13-13 and still have a reasonable shot at postseason play. Instead we are 9-17 and basically eliminated. Pitching has been unbelievably bad.

Got the leadoff on in a torrential downpour, then the next 2 back to back fail to get a sac bunt down and strike out.

Let MS ST tie the game at 7 on a walk, an error, a passed ball, and a hip all in the same inning.

Can't execute simple shite, get beat. Period.

With Yamin looking best behind the plate and finding a few hits today, I feel like he has to have a shot. Which means either Serna or Arrambide have to come out of lineup, or put one of them at 1st if they can handle it.

Can Serna or Arrambide play 1st?

Yamin definitely looked best behind the plate.

But hard to take out Serna the way he has hit or Arrambide after today.

damn passed ball costs another run.

Got frickin 3 runs allowed by York and Arrambide.

Wasted opportunity by York and Milan. :banghead:

3 singles and a walk only gets 1 run. :banghead:

Did this dude just basically headbutt the ref? :lol: :lol: