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OU won 7-5 over NC State. Had a 7-1 lead until the bottom of the sixth. A three-run home run gave NC State a shot. Mariah Lopez cruised through five.
It was the non-starters who did some damage. Dalton was 3-4 with two doubles. Lundberg had a double. Clifton had a double. Rogers drove in a run.
It was the non-starters who did some damage. Dalton was 3-4 with two doubles. Lundberg had a double. Clifton had a double. Rogers drove in a run.
Arnold is available for this game. UCLA starting their ace. No. They aren't. Garcia works.
2B Clifton
LF Dalton
3B Romero
RF Aviu
1B Knighten
CF Pendley
DP Lundberg
C Wodach
SS Arnold
SP Parker
Oklahoma -- First
Clifton scorches a double to left
Dalton grounded to second, Clifton to third, wild pitch, Clifton out catcher to pitcher
Romero reached on error by third
Aviu flied to left, hit off heel off the LF glove, Romero scored
Knighten grounded to second
1 run 1 hit
UCLA -- First
Spaulding walked, second on error, sac to third
Perez bunt error on Knighten for throw, sac to second
Nickles bunt sac, first to second
Garcia struck out swinging
Halstead popped to pitcher
0 runs 0 hits
2B Clifton
LF Dalton
3B Romero
RF Aviu
1B Knighten
CF Pendley
DP Lundberg
C Wodach
SS Arnold
SP Parker
Oklahoma -- First
Clifton scorches a double to left
Dalton grounded to second, Clifton to third, wild pitch, Clifton out catcher to pitcher
Romero reached on error by third
Aviu flied to left, hit off heel off the LF glove, Romero scored
Knighten grounded to second
1 run 1 hit
UCLA -- First
Spaulding walked, second on error, sac to third
Perez bunt error on Knighten for throw, sac to second
Nickles bunt sac, first to second
Garcia struck out swinging
Halstead popped to pitcher
0 runs 0 hits
Oklahoma 1 UCLA 0
Oklahoma -- Second
Pendley grounded to second
Lundberg struck out swinging
Wodach flied to deep left
0 runs 0 hits
UCLA -- Second
Jelenicki struck out swinging
Tautalafua grounded to short
Maurice struck out swinging
0 runs 0 hits
Oklahoma -- Second
Pendley grounded to second
Lundberg struck out swinging
Wodach flied to deep left
0 runs 0 hits
UCLA -- Second
Jelenicki struck out swinging
Tautalafua grounded to short
Maurice struck out swinging
0 runs 0 hits
Oklahoma 1 UCLA 0
Oklahoma -- Third
Arnold grounded to second
Clifton singled to second, stole second
Dalton singled to right, Clifton to third
Romero walked
Aviu grounded to pitcher for force out at home, Clifton out, others up one base
Knighten grand slam to left field, Dalton, Romero, and Aviu scored
Pendley struck out swinging
4 runs 3 hits
UCLA -- Third
Shaw struck out swinging
Spaulding home run to left center
Perez struck out swinging
Nickles singled to left
Garcia fouled out to first
1 run 2 hits
Oklahoma -- Third
Arnold grounded to second
Clifton singled to second, stole second
Dalton singled to right, Clifton to third
Romero walked
Aviu grounded to pitcher for force out at home, Clifton out, others up one base
Knighten grand slam to left field, Dalton, Romero, and Aviu scored
Pendley struck out swinging
4 runs 3 hits
UCLA -- Third
Shaw struck out swinging
Spaulding home run to left center
Perez struck out swinging
Nickles singled to left
Garcia fouled out to first
1 run 2 hits
Oklahoma 5 UCLA 1
Oklahoma -- Fourth
Lundberg: Taukeiaho pinch hits, singled up the middle, second on error, sac to ---third
Wodach sac bunt, reaches on error by 1B, sac to second, Rogers pinch runs,
Arnold sac bunt, out third to first
Johanna Grauer to pitcher
Clifton singles to left off the pitcher's glove, Roger and Taukeiaho score, third on --grounder by Romero
Dalton walked, Clifton to second, out 4-6
Aviu singles up the middle, Clifton scored, Romero to third, Aviu to second
Knighten struck out swinging
3 runs 3 hits
UCLA -- Fourth
Halstead singled to left, second on passed ball
Jelenicki flied to left center
Tautalafua struck out looking
Maurice flied to center
0 runs 1 hit
Romero reaches on fielder's choice 4-6,
Oklahoma -- Fourth
Lundberg: Taukeiaho pinch hits, singled up the middle, second on error, sac to ---third
Wodach sac bunt, reaches on error by 1B, sac to second, Rogers pinch runs,
Arnold sac bunt, out third to first
Johanna Grauer to pitcher
Clifton singles to left off the pitcher's glove, Roger and Taukeiaho score, third on --grounder by Romero
Dalton walked, Clifton to second, out 4-6
Aviu singles up the middle, Clifton scored, Romero to third, Aviu to second
Knighten struck out swinging
3 runs 3 hits
UCLA -- Fourth
Halstead singled to left, second on passed ball
Jelenicki flied to left center
Tautalafua struck out looking
Maurice flied to center
0 runs 1 hit
Romero reaches on fielder's choice 4-6,
Oklahoma 8 UCLA 1
Oklahoma -- Fifth
Pendley singled up the middle
Taukeiaho walked, Pendley to second
Wodach singled to right, Pendley to third, Taukeiaho to second
Arnold grounded to short, RBI, Pendley scored, Taukeiaho to third, Wodach to ---second
Clifton singled up center, Taukeiaho scored, Wodach to third, RBI
Dalton struck out swinging
Romero walked, Clifton to second
Aviu struck out swinging
2 runs 3 hits
UCLA -- Fifth
Shaw walked
Spaulding flied out to right center
Perez struck out looking
Nickles flied to right
0 runs 0 hits
OU 10 UCLA 1 (5)
Oklahoma -- Fifth
Pendley singled up the middle
Taukeiaho walked, Pendley to second
Wodach singled to right, Pendley to third, Taukeiaho to second
Arnold grounded to short, RBI, Pendley scored, Taukeiaho to third, Wodach to ---second
Clifton singled up center, Taukeiaho scored, Wodach to third, RBI
Dalton struck out swinging
Romero walked, Clifton to second
Aviu struck out swinging
2 runs 3 hits
UCLA -- Fifth
Shaw walked
Spaulding flied out to right center
Perez struck out looking
Nickles flied to right
0 runs 0 hits
OU 10 UCLA 1 (5)
The last game of the Mary Nutter tournament for OU is at noon against Notre Dame. The Irish have played a tough schedule. But, their record isn't all that good. They are only 5-8, but they have wins over Georgia and Michigan.
It is likely that we will see Paige Lowary. The two Paiges have started the five games that we have played against top twenty-five teams. In those games, the total runs scored against us has been eight. They can shut down the opposition pretty well. Now that our bats are awakening, we may challenge last year's team. They were 8-4 at this point. We are 9-3. They had played three top 25 teams and lost all three. We are 2-3 this year.
It is likely that we will see Paige Lowary. The two Paiges have started the five games that we have played against top twenty-five teams. In those games, the total runs scored against us has been eight. They can shut down the opposition pretty well. Now that our bats are awakening, we may challenge last year's team. They were 8-4 at this point. We are 9-3. They had played three top 25 teams and lost all three. We are 2-3 this year.
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Notre Dame beat Sooners 5-4. Parker takes the loss in relief Sooners surrendered 2 HR's. Notre Dame came from down 4-3 with 1 run in the 6th an 1 in the 7th. Sooners left 10 on base. Had 7 hits and 5 BB's. Notre Dame had 3 errors.
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https://nfca.org/index.php?option=com_nfca&top25=1&list=1&year=2017&pdiv=div1&Itemid=230
OU down to ninth.
This poll would suggest that it isn't wise to schedule too tough.
1. Florida State was 10-0, never having left Tallahassee. Dropped their first game on the road to Texas A&M in the Nutter. Still first with the one loss.
2. Auburn was 3-1 that first weekend in Puerto Vallarta. Then, they went home for the duration, finally losing to James Madison for their second loss. Played a lot of Mass-Lowell type teams.
3. Florida has never left Florida or the easy marks, but they still managed to lose one game, to an 0-8 Maryland team.
4. Oregon's strongest opponent, the only team you have ever heard of, was Kentucky. The rest were a lot of batting practice fodder.
5. Texas A&M did OK this weekend. But, they played their first twelve games at home against the Stephen F Austin's of the world. Let's see how they do with a target.
6. Arizona has been having fun in the sun at home, playing one game against a ranked opponent, and losing.
7. UCLA has actually played a solid schedule and has won most of them. They have losses to Kentucky, Oklahoma, and Florida State
8. Washington has done pretty well, beating Oklahoma and Texas. They lost to BYU and Missouri? Really?
OU down to ninth.
This poll would suggest that it isn't wise to schedule too tough.
1. Florida State was 10-0, never having left Tallahassee. Dropped their first game on the road to Texas A&M in the Nutter. Still first with the one loss.
2. Auburn was 3-1 that first weekend in Puerto Vallarta. Then, they went home for the duration, finally losing to James Madison for their second loss. Played a lot of Mass-Lowell type teams.
3. Florida has never left Florida or the easy marks, but they still managed to lose one game, to an 0-8 Maryland team.
4. Oregon's strongest opponent, the only team you have ever heard of, was Kentucky. The rest were a lot of batting practice fodder.
5. Texas A&M did OK this weekend. But, they played their first twelve games at home against the Stephen F Austin's of the world. Let's see how they do with a target.
6. Arizona has been having fun in the sun at home, playing one game against a ranked opponent, and losing.
7. UCLA has actually played a solid schedule and has won most of them. They have losses to Kentucky, Oklahoma, and Florida State
8. Washington has done pretty well, beating Oklahoma and Texas. They lost to BYU and Missouri? Really?
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UCLA and OU were the only teams to play all their games on the same field. Day 1, the wind was straight in the batters face, not so. Much days 2 & 3.
LSU looked very good.
We beat Tennessee if Kelsey isn't under the weather. She made several very uncharacteristic mistakes, which must have been due to illness.
The Ump in the Notre Dame game was awful. She was horribly inconsistent with her strike zone.
Dalton is a really good athlete. Reminds me of CC. Vanessa is an excellent designated hitter. Mariah is going to be really good. Great freshman class.
Macie and Falle give us two good options for right field. Rogers showed she can bat.
Paige Lowary throws hard. She could be a closer for Mariah as well as a starter.
Shay's grand slam was crushed. I was on my feet a nano second after she hit it knowing it was gone.
Loved watching some of the back-ups get to play and hit. I wouldn't be concerned about the losses. These girls are very talented. They are everyone's circled game. Just need to get used to that and let the game come to them.
Palm Springs facilities were nice. Lots of teams, but some played 5 games without a known opponent. You don't win this tourney, so the smart thing is to use it for development of the team,
LSU looked very good.
We beat Tennessee if Kelsey isn't under the weather. She made several very uncharacteristic mistakes, which must have been due to illness.
The Ump in the Notre Dame game was awful. She was horribly inconsistent with her strike zone.
Dalton is a really good athlete. Reminds me of CC. Vanessa is an excellent designated hitter. Mariah is going to be really good. Great freshman class.
Macie and Falle give us two good options for right field. Rogers showed she can bat.
Paige Lowary throws hard. She could be a closer for Mariah as well as a starter.
Shay's grand slam was crushed. I was on my feet a nano second after she hit it knowing it was gone.
Loved watching some of the back-ups get to play and hit. I wouldn't be concerned about the losses. These girls are very talented. They are everyone's circled game. Just need to get used to that and let the game come to them.
Palm Springs facilities were nice. Lots of teams, but some played 5 games without a known opponent. You don't win this tourney, so the smart thing is to use it for development of the team,
UCLA and OU were the only teams to play all their games on the same field. Day 1, the wind was straight in the batters face, not so. Much days 2 & 3.
LSU looked very good.
We beat Tennessee if Kelsey isn't under the weather. She made several very uncharacteristic mistakes, which must have been due to illness.
The Ump in the Notre Dame game was awful. She was horribly inconsistent with her strike zone.
Dalton is a really good athlete. Reminds me of CC. Vanessa is an excellent designated hitter. Mariah is going to be really good. Great freshman class.
Macie and Falle give us two good options for right field. Rogers showed she can bat.
Paige Lowary throws hard. She could be a closer for Mariah as well as a starter.
Shay's grand slam was crushed. I was on my feet a nano second after she hit it knowing it was gone.
Loved watching some of the back-ups get to play and hit. I wouldn't be concerned about the losses. These girls are very talented. They are everyone's circled game. Just need to get used to that and let the game come to them.
Palm Springs facilities were nice. Lots of teams, but some played 5 games without a known opponent. You don't win this tourney, so the smart thing is to use it for development of the team,
Thanks for report!
I just wonder if this team is having to learn to play under pressure (being the hunted) as last year, they really had no pressure, so to speak. There were really no expectations of fans, etc to win it all. And they did!
Anybody noticed that Paige Parker is no longer doing the twist move in her pitching motion. It is obvious that the hitters are picking up the ball easier - she is giving up Homers left and right. Wichita just hit the seventh homer off Paige this year for a 3-2 lead. She has lost as many games this year as she did last year.
After this past weekend, Texas A&M fans claimed that they should be #1. Tonight, they lost 1-0 to Houston in College Station.
Texas fans were proud of their performance. Tonight, they lost to Texas State, 2-1, in Austin.
OSU lost in Stillwater to Arkansas, 7-6.
Texas fans were proud of their performance. Tonight, they lost to Texas State, 2-1, in Austin.
OSU lost in Stillwater to Arkansas, 7-6.
Let's see how the ranked teams do this week.
1. Florida State 14-1-1
2. Auburn 14-2
3. Florida 15-1
4. Oregon 14-0
5. Texas A&M 15-0 (lost tonight at home to Houston, 0-1)
6. Arizona 15-1
7. UCLA 13-3 (Lost 9-4 to Florida)
8. Washington 11-2 (Lost 3-1 to Baylor)
9. Oklahoma 9-4
10. Minnesota 14-0
11. Alabama 13-2
12. James Madison 12-2 (Lost 4-0 to Mercer)
13. LSU 12-3
14. Michigan 9-4-1 (Lost 4-0 to Baylor, lost 4-0 to UCLA)
15. Tennessee 13-2
16. Georgia 14-3
17. Utah 11-2 (Lost 7-6 to Nevada, lost 5-1 to Nebraska-Omaha)
18. Louisiana-Lafayette 11-4
19. Kentucky 10-4
20. Arizona State 12-3 (Lost 2-0 to Michigan, lost 4-2 to Baylor)
21 Pittsburgh 12-2 (Lost 5-1 to North Carolina, lost 6-2 to North Carolina)
22. Baylor 14-3
23. California 12-1 (Lost 3-2 to Northwestern, lost 4-0 to Florida)
24. Missouri 7-5 (Lost 10-3 to Oregon, lost 7-2 to Oregon)
25. Mississippi 12-2
1. Florida State 14-1-1
2. Auburn 14-2
3. Florida 15-1
4. Oregon 14-0
5. Texas A&M 15-0 (lost tonight at home to Houston, 0-1)
6. Arizona 15-1
7. UCLA 13-3 (Lost 9-4 to Florida)
8. Washington 11-2 (Lost 3-1 to Baylor)
9. Oklahoma 9-4
10. Minnesota 14-0
11. Alabama 13-2
12. James Madison 12-2 (Lost 4-0 to Mercer)
13. LSU 12-3
14. Michigan 9-4-1 (Lost 4-0 to Baylor, lost 4-0 to UCLA)
15. Tennessee 13-2
16. Georgia 14-3
17. Utah 11-2 (Lost 7-6 to Nevada, lost 5-1 to Nebraska-Omaha)
18. Louisiana-Lafayette 11-4
19. Kentucky 10-4
20. Arizona State 12-3 (Lost 2-0 to Michigan, lost 4-2 to Baylor)
21 Pittsburgh 12-2 (Lost 5-1 to North Carolina, lost 6-2 to North Carolina)
22. Baylor 14-3
23. California 12-1 (Lost 3-2 to Northwestern, lost 4-0 to Florida)
24. Missouri 7-5 (Lost 10-3 to Oregon, lost 7-2 to Oregon)
25. Mississippi 12-2
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OU plays Northwestern State, 7-8-1, at 3:30. They did beat Maryland 13-2. Maryland beat Florida.
http://nsudemons.com/schedule.aspx?path=softball
Then, OU plays Evansville, 4-5, at 6:00. Evansville lost to Auburn, 5-3, at Auburn. Pitching seems pretty good.
http://gopurpleaces.com/schedule.aspx?path=softball
Both of these games are televised UVerse, 649, in Dallas.
Tomorrow, OU will play Western Kentucky, 9-5, at 1:00.
http://www.wkusports.com/sports/w-softbl/sched/wky-w-softbl-sched.html
If OU wins, we play at 6:00 tomorrow. If we are seeded #2 or #3, we play at 3:30.
Finals are at 10:30 and 1:00 (winner's bracket) Sunday.
http://nsudemons.com/schedule.aspx?path=softball
Then, OU plays Evansville, 4-5, at 6:00. Evansville lost to Auburn, 5-3, at Auburn. Pitching seems pretty good.
http://gopurpleaces.com/schedule.aspx?path=softball
Both of these games are televised UVerse, 649, in Dallas.
Tomorrow, OU will play Western Kentucky, 9-5, at 1:00.
http://www.wkusports.com/sports/w-softbl/sched/wky-w-softbl-sched.html
If OU wins, we play at 6:00 tomorrow. If we are seeded #2 or #3, we play at 3:30.
Finals are at 10:30 and 1:00 (winner's bracket) Sunday.
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OU beats NW State 3-0 with one run unearned. Left 16 runners on base in 6 innings. Failed to leave the bases loaded only twice. Parker K's 11.
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