SoonerTraveler
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Tennessee is now 18-1 in home games this season.
Finney pitched the fourth in game two. Threw 14 pitches, 13 for strikes. Had an infield hit, two strikeouts, and a grounder to short.
Our guys played solid and consistent. And confident. Was hoping for run rule. Didn't come - though in the next game against Radford it did. ?
Jayden struck out twelve in a complete game 2-0 win over Lipscomb. Pendley left after being hit in the nose with a pitch. She was down for a while. Romero took the day off, except that she came on as the DH late. Arnold and Hatfield each singled home runners for the two runs. Jayden is now 7-0.
Jayden struck out twelve in a complete game 2-0 win over Lipscomb. Pendley left after being hit in the nose with a pitch. She was down for a while. Romero took the day off, except that she came on as the DH late. Arnold and Hatfield each singled home runners for the two runs. Jayden is now 7-0.
No TV, of course, and I didn't get to listen to the radio broadcast, but Chestnut's stat line was really outstanding. The freshman gave up just three hits, struck out 12 and issued zero free passes.
That last number is probably the most significant. If Jayden's control remains that sharp through the rest of the regular/post season, the Sooners will be hard to beat. Not many teams can trot out four pitchers with the ability of Parker, Chestnut, Stevens and Finney. Also, it will require a collapse of epic proportions to prevent our Sooners from qualifying to host a regional and, if they hold serve, a super regional.
Any news on Pendley? Haven't seen any updates since sybarite reported on this board that she was hit in the nose by the Lipscomb pitcher and had to leave the game.
Also, the new RPI rankings should come out later today. Can't wait to see if our clean sweep at Knoxville moves us up a spot to #2.