SoonerNorm
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Lauren took 2 good pitches for strikes then swung and missed at a bad pitch for strike 3.
Did D1 softball have the run-rule before the games were televised?
I think they did, but not sure. The announcers mentioned today there was a strong consensus from coaches to eliminate the run-rule since hitting is really dominating the game today and good teams can a lot of times get back into a game which they fall behind substantially.
Edit: Here is run-rule game from 2000.
http://www.soonersports.com/ViewArticle.dbml?&DB_OEM_ID=31000&ATCLID=208387989
I can understand why the 'purists' don't like it. But I also understand why the TV networks might like it.
I guess most of you know that Chamberlain hit her 90th career home run. Now tied for the most in NCAA Div I history. Now on toi 100.
Yes, it has been an incredible ride with this senior class. Great time to be a Sooner fan.
Can't wait to see the new players next season. Such is the nature of college sports.
The various conference leaders did well this week. Florida won three, as did LSU. Bama took two of three from Auburn at Auburn, losing the third game 13-12. Oregon took three, as did UCLA.
LSU and Florida are tied for the SEC lead. Oregon leads UCLA by a game. Michigan leads Minnesota by a game. OU had a three and a half game lead over Baylor, 11-1 to 6-3.
OU's remaining conference games: OSU (two at Stillwater, one in Norman), three at Kansas. We have two games against Utah Valley and two against North Texas. That's it. Ten more games.
Ten more games for Lauren and Shelby to further assault the NCAA Home Run record... But that is regular season games. Do season record totals not include post-season statistics? I thought that they did, and if so, both young women have (probably) significantly more games to add to whatever records that they compile during the rest of the regular season.