Softball

Softball is the venue that has enabled her. Would she have been able to find something else?
 
Perhaps it is a bit of hyperbole at the current time, but another year or two of average performances and losing players and not recruiting and this program could very well be a forgotten relic.

I'm hopeful that Sherri, like Bob did, will pull it back together. She's making some recruiting gains, now all she has to do is up her game and get them to produce. I'm hopeful, excited, pensive and unconvinced.
 
The restrictions of the scholarship limitation in softball (12 scholarships) really tells you how badly these girls coming from California, Texas and elsewhere really want to play for Patty. And how well Patty performs her job from a recruiting perspective.

By state law a girl from California, Texas or any other state that gets a half scholarship must pay out-of-state tuition for the balance of her scholarship. Per the link below the total cost of attendance at OU for out-of-state players is approximately $41,630 and $27,308 for in-state players. That means the player/families must come up with approximately $20,800 for out-of-state and $13,500 for in-state cost not covered by the scholarship.

UT in-state costs are approximately $26,626. So a Texas girl going to OU instead of UT is out an additional $7,500 ($41,630-$26,626/2= $7,502) out of pocket annually for going to OU instead of Texas. That is $30,000 over 4 years just to play for the Sooners. Wow!!!

UCLA in-state costs are approximately $31,900 so the California gals are paying an additional $4,865 annually and $19,460 for 4 years to go to OU.

The above numbers for Texas makes it easy to understand why Patty has historically had difficulty recruiting top Texas talent to Norman. Not many families have an additional $30,000 to spend on their daughter's education despite most softball players traditionally coming from financially sound families as indicated by the cost to play summer travel ball.


http://www.scholarshipstats.com/ncaalimits.html


https://www.google.com/search?q=How....69i57j0l2.38341j0j7&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8


https://www.google.com/search?q=How....4.9.1762...35i39k1j33i22i29i30k1.20K5HFgjLK8


https://www.google.com/search?q=How...ab..1.26.3995...35i39k1j0i13i30k1.d2gp52m6PQI
 
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Why do you assume veryone gets a half scholarship. I bet some get more and some less.

Frankly, every school should be able to offer 29 full rides.
 
Re: Softball @ Auburn

Man what a mess down at Auburn. Sex between assistant Clory Meyers and players, head coach with knowledge and no action, Athletic Director with knowledge and no action. Coaches terminated or resigned, Title Nine investigation, arrests for dope smoking by three players, threats to arrest players for spreading text messages from Clint to players and the other direction. YouTube post of interview with walk on who quit team over no action since 2016 when the mess started. Auburn web site does not list a coach, but they have fall ball scheduled.
 
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SoonerSpock said:
The restrictions of the scholarship limitation in softball (12 scholarships) really tells you how badly these girls coming from California, Texas and elsewhere really want to play for Patty. And how well Patty performs her job from a recruiting perspective.

By state law a girl from California, Texas or any other state that gets a half scholarship must pay out-of-state tuition for the balance of her scholarship. Per the link below the total cost of attendance at OU for out-of-state players is approximately $41,630 and $27,308 for in-state players. That means the player/families must come up with approximately $20,800 for out-of-state and $13,500 for in-state cost not covered by the scholarship.

UT in-state costs are approximately $26,626. So a Texas girl going to OU instead of UT is out an additional $7,500 ($41,630-$26,626/2= $7,502) out of pocket annually for going to OU instead of Texas. That is $30,000 over 4 years just to play for the Sooners. Wow!!!

UCLA in-state costs are approximately $31,900 so the California gals are paying an additional $4,865 annually and $19,460 for 4 years to go to OU.

The above numbers for Texas makes it easy to understand why Patty has historically had difficulty recruiting top Texas talent to Norman. Not many families have an additional $30,000 to spend on their daughter's education despite most softball players traditionally coming from financially sound families as indicated by the cost to play summer travel ball.


http://www.scholarshipstats.com/ncaalimits.html


https://www.google.com/search?q=How....69i57j0l2.38341j0j7&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8


https://www.google.com/search?q=How....4.9.1762...35i39k1j33i22i29i30k1.20K5HFgjLK8


https://www.google.com/search?q=How...ab..1.26.3995...35i39k1j0i13i30k1.d2gp52m6PQI
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I guarantee you that virtually every player from out of state on the OU softball team have scholarships above .50 and some have full scholarships. I doubt any Oklahoma player has a full scholarship. They can also combine financial aid help with scholarships to make due.

I also think Patty could go to Texas any time she wanted but she had greater options in California where softball is king. Mendez was a tremendous find.
 
Baylor gets three transfers from the SEC. One from Auburn, one from MSU and one from LSU.
 
Auburn hires James Madison coach Mickey Dean. Appears to be a great hire. Dean indicates there will be a major change in pitching philosophy in that Meyers wanted his pitcher to keep the ball low and force the opponents to hit the ball on the ground for outs. Dean's philosophy is to try and strike everyone out.

It will be interesting to see if James Madison pitcher Megan Good, Division I Player of the Year will transfer from James Madison to Auburn.


http://www.auburntigers.com/sports/w-softbl/spec-rel/091517aaa.html


http://www.theplainsman.com/article...ntroduces-new-softball-head-coach-mickey-dean


Auburn hires Gerry Glasco and Annie Smith as assistant coaches.


www.auburntigers.com/sports/w-softbl/spec-rel/091917aak.html


www.auburntigers.com/sports/w-softbl/spec-rel/092117aac.html
 
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OU 10 Trinity Valley JC 0 in six. I think Lopez, Mendes, and Lowary combined for a perfect game. No mention of HBP or errors, and there were no hits or walks.
 
Saturday, September 30, 2017

Softball Completes Perfect Opening Fall Weekend

http://www.soonersports.com/ViewArt..._LANG=C&DB_OEM_ID=31000&ATCLID=211670656&KEY=


Oklahoma 3, Seminole State 0
Oklahoma 10, Northern Oklahoma 0 (5 innings)

On the weekend, Oklahoma outscored its opponents 32-1 and posted a .380 batting average, .471 on-base percentage and .590 slugging percentage compared to a slash line of .086/.108/.099 in the same categories for their opponents. OU pitchers posted a 0.28 earned run average and struck out 36 against just two walks in 25.0 innings.

Oklahoma returns to the field for fall action on Oct. 18 when it hosts North Central Texas College. First pitch is scheduled for 6 p.m.
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