Recent content by jkag89

I agree. Despite a bad day for Bama today, they stayed very positive and encourged the Tide until the end. They even learned a few good natured heckles.

We got a little lucky in the first inning with a couple of bloop hits to extend the inning and that gave our hitters confidence. It was very nice to get that lead. I give your boys credit, they kept trying to come back despite the heat. Good Luck tonight.

BAMAstudent2 - I'm sorry that you felt I was insulting your team. They did play well today and took advantage of Cougar mistakes. I just thought that a team that could put the spanking Bama did on LSU would look better than they did at the plate. They did a great job getting to Brad Sullivan...

Houston played an awful game. Too many errors, wild pitches, free passes(both walks and hit batsmen), and a balk had alot to do with Bama scoring 9 runs. Bama did look very good in the field and except for the second inning Brent Carter looked very good.

Over 3,000 for weekday afternoon game without the host school playing seems pretty good to me.

I'm kind of hoping the the post Arkansas series - pre SEC tournament Bama team shows up in College Station.

Here is a press release for live video streaming for all College Station Regional games at aggieatheltics.com: http://www.aggieathletics.com/press/pressRelease.php?PRID=6776 Oops already posted in another thread, well I am an Aggie. [This message has been edited by jkag89 (edited May 30...

No TV as far as I know. A&M did webcasts for most of its home games this year at aggieathletics.com, but it does not seem to be doing it for the regional (NCAA may not allow it?). If A&M does webcast the games, you would have to pay a small fee for Ultimate Aggie Access. I have no idea how...

FoxSW actually showing Big XII baseball, now that is funny. We get more SEC and PAC-10 games than games from our own region.

Here is a web site that might make it easier for those Bama baseball fans unable to make the trip follow the tournament: http://sports.tamu.edu/specialsites/2003regionals/