UPDATED: USC leads Texas A&M, 9-2, in the sixth inning tonight behind a grand slam by Andrew Lamb. *USC wins 15-4. The Trojan play Texas A&M at 6 p.m. PT. The game is currently scheduled to be on the dreaded ESPN+. Who will pitch for USC? And then USC would need to play A&M again tomorrow if it wins tonight. Ugh. — No. 1-ranked UCLA … Continue reading USC Beats Texas State 15-4, Leads Texas A&M Tonight
USC blew out Lamar, 19-6, today and will play the loser of tonight’s Texas State-Texas A&M game on Sunday at 1 p.m. PT. The TV situation is TBD. It would be nice if ESPN actually picked up a game. Mason Edwards pitched 4.1 innings today, so does that mean he is available at some point this weekend? It’s all hands on deck right now. The … Continue reading USC Routs Lamar, So Now What?
What’s the saying about how insanity is “doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results.” USC’s baseball season is one loss away from being over after a shocking 5-4 loss to Texas State on Friday night. The Trojans led 4-3 going into the ninth after a home run in the eighth by Adrian Lopez. So what happens in the ninth? An … Continue reading Saturday Buzz: USC Season On Brink After Devastating Loss
Last weekend I floated the idea that USC save its ace, Mason Edwards, for the UCLA game at the Big Ten Tournament. Well, today USC coach Andy Stankiewicz said he will start No. 2 pitcher Grant Govel tomorrow against Texas State and save Edwards for the big game Saturday against host Texas A&M. Some might view its as a risk but if USC beats Texas … Continue reading Andy Stankiewicz Makes Big Rotation Change For USC At Regionals
USC baseball is going to Texas A&M for the NCAA Tournament. The other teams in the regional are Texas State and Lamar. USC will play Texas State on Friday night at 6 p.m. PT on the dreaded ESPN+. USC didn’t really come close to hosting a regional. The fact the Trojans had only one Quad 1 win was a problem. If USC advances out of … Continue reading USC Morning Buzz: Trojans Off To Texas A&M
One of the nice things USC did over the years was let the Los Angeles City Section host the Open and Division 1 baseball playoff semifinals at Dedeaux Field for a reasonable price. But then Dedeaux Field got torn down and the City Section had move elsewhere. Even though the new Dedeaux Field opened this year, the baseball playoffs did not return. That’s a shame. … Continue reading USC Sunday Buzz: Another Tradition Disappears
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