Mid Major Top 25 - Shox # 7

[Shirley Schmidt]

Stolen from Rivals.

Gone are the days when this program was considered a national contender.

I hope Gene gets a copy of this and posts it in the club house as a tool to motivate these guys this season.

"MID-MAJOR MAJOR 25"


2011 Preseason edition
RNK TEAM 2010 TOP 3 RETURNING POSITION PLAYERS & PITCHERS
#1 TCU 54-14 Coats-.361/13/69, Elander-.356/2/33, Featherston-.338/8/52; Purke-16-0/3.02/116.1, Maxwell-11-2/2.70/103.1, Winkler-12-3/3.39/116.2
#2 UCONN 48-16 Nemeth-.386/15/84, Ferriter-.363/0/30, Springer-.337/18/62; Glynn-7-3/2.99/87.1, Barnes-8-3/3.92/82.2, Nappo-8-5/4.44/97.1
#3 Coastal Carolina 55-10 LA Stella-.378/14/66, Motter-.336/12/49, Woodward-.324/5/35/55 sb; Meo-13-2/2.61/96.2, Rein-7-1/2.97/57.2, Birmingham-6-2/4.82/52.1
#4 Louisville 50-14 Wright-.366/16/80, Ijames-.324/14/63, Haynes-.291/0/21-15 sbs; Amlung-5-2/4.27/65.1, Shaw-5-2/3.88/46.1, Self-7-0/4.52/61.2
#5 College of Charleston 44-19 Rakar-.378/8/54, Rodriguez-.355/16/69, Leeds-.326/21/88; Peterson-8-3/5.30/86.2, Powell-7-4/6.84/79.0, Lucchese-4-0/3.18/39.2
#6 Florida Atlantic 37-24 Mee-.378/8/55, Scheffler-.371/15/65, Cassidy-.329/10/42; Garton-7-3/4.87/81.1, Mee-1-2/2.96/24.1/11 sv, Alvarez-3-1/5.10/60.0
#7 Wichita St 41-19 Coy-.331/7/32, Springer-.324/11/59, Grimes-.249/2/28; Kelley-11-2/3.94, Smith-4-3/5.02/61.0, Lowel-3-2/3.25/36.0
#8 Fresno St 38-25 Ribera-.343/27/69, Weber-.387/1/38, Gowens-.359/4/35; Robertson-5-3/5.47/74.0, Poytress-6-6/5.87/76.2, Escat-4-1/3.82/37.2/1 sv
#9 St Johns 43-20 Baltz-.396/24/85, Panik-.374/10/53, Parque-.358/4/47; Hansen-8-3/3.71/94.2, Hagan-5-1/4.85/55.2, Carasiti-7-4/5.94/53.0
#10 Pittsburgh 38-18 Schultz-.404/4/48, Whitmore-.369/3/46, Smith-.361/5/46, Chester-.332/15/65; Iannazzo-11-2/3.76/93.1, Baker-11-3/5.37/105.2, Caravella-2-1/4.53/51.2
#11 Florida International 36-25 Wittels-.413/2/60, Martinez-.378/9/55, Patton-.364/8/45; Fondon-5-4/4.70/92.0, Arboleya-5-2/5.27/80.1, DeSimone-3-2/5.86/66.0
#12 San Diego 37-22 Strazzara-.304/1/36, Kometani-.351/6/25, Muno-.289/3/18/14 2Bs; Jensen-2-0/3.23/47.1, Campbell-2-3/7.67/29.1, Wolff-1-1/5.74/15.2
#13 Texas St 38-22 Kubitza-.354/11/58, McVaney-.350/10/44, Atwood-.346/0/36/12 sb; Smith-10-4/3.10/104.2, Pitts-6-1/4.61/54.2, Colon-5-3/6.79/63.2
#14 Western Carolina 37-21-1 Heffley-.361/11/63, Johns-.346/11/40/23 sb, Schultz-.307/7/35/14 sb; Benedict-9-2/3.11/92.2, Johnson-9-1/2.89/53.0, Sandefur-1-2/5.19/50.1
#15 FGCU 38-20 Alvarez-.409/5/39, Maxfield-.366/11/59, Roberson-.332/13/63; Erath-7-4/4.42/97.2, Nathanson-5-4/5.29/68.0, Wagoner-1-3/4.24/34.0/9 sv
#16 Louisiana 38-22 Porrier-.329/12/56, Fontenot-.321/1/34, Goulas-.315/3/38; Geith-6-2/4.67/90.2, Cook-3-2/4.17/45.1, Satriano-3-0/2.66/50.2/ 5 sv
#17 SE Louisiana 40-19 Gougler-.337/4/41, Harkensee-.325/6/47, Boudreaux-.313/13/66; Watkins-6-3/3.80/90.0, Efferson-8-4/4.10/90.0, Janway-4-2/3.07/58.2/6 sv
#18 Hawaii 35-28 Wong-.357/7/40/19 sb, Van Doornum-.330/14/38, Bennett-.323/5/49; Linsky-4-0/1.64/44.0/12 sv, Sisto-5-5/5.27/71.2, Moore-1-1/4.62/39.0/4 sv
#19 Citadel 43-22 Mackert-.335/5/38/24 sb, Orvin-.335/7/30/22 sb, Simonelli-.315/5/59/22 sb; Talley-8-3/3.71/104.1, Clevinger-5-3/5.15/92.2, Mahaffey-4-3/4.75/30.1/7 sv
#20 Liberty 42-19 Williams-.360/4/30, Bream-.357/9/57, Robertson-.337/4/43; Evans-9-2/3.01/89.2, Breakler-4-2/3.84/61.0/2 sv, Linza-8-0/5.29/64.2
#21 Kent St 39-25 Klafzynski-.367/10/62, McMillen-.354/6/46, Shaw-.330/15/60; Starn-7-3/5.09/88.1, Hallock-8-5/5.64/83.0, Gill-4-1/5.22/50.0/5 sv
#22 Minnesota 32-30 Puhl-.335/1/21, O'Shea-.333/13/60, Peterson-.297/2/37; Oakes-4-3/3.62/87.0, Isaksson-6-2/3.72/84.2, Matyas-5-1/2.19/37.0/8 sv
#23 Charlotte 39-17 Shaylor-.388/3/49, Wilson-.358/1/35/20 sb, Brown-.356/1/32/15 sb; Roberts-6-3/3.48/85.1, Rothlin-5-3/4.22/59.2, Pilkington-5-2/4.82/71.0
#24 Western Kentucky 35-23 Andreoli-.341/5/49, Carter-.341/7/53, Huck-.287/7/30; Edelen-4-2/3.78/52.1, Davis-3-4/2.72/49.2/9 sv, Perkins-3-4/5.27/56.1
#25 Georgia Southern 34-24 Payne-.345/5/33/43 sb, Phillips-.342/7/56/15 sb, Burruss-.326/1/26; Moye-8-4/5.61/77.0, Murray-6-3/6.00/75.0, Hess-1-1/4.06/37.2

[Hill Sitter]

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[SB Shock]

That is about is good as this right?

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[Shirley Schmidt]

That is about is good as this right?

Those were the days, I am afraid that they are long gone.

[WstateU]

That is about is good as this right?

Those were the days :cry: , I am afraid that they are long gone.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lNVit7cesj8

[tru2thaduce]

TCU,Louisville and Fresno St. have all been to Omaha in recent seasons.We can do it again but gone are the days of going year after year.If we are going to do it,I think this year has to be it.

[shox1989]

TCU,Louisville and Fresno St. have all been to Omaha in recent seasons.We can do it again but gone are the days of going year after year.If we are going to do it,I think this year has to be it.

I agree with you. It is a lot harder to get to Omaha than it used to be. Even the big powerhouses from the big football leagues don't make to Omaha as much as they used to go.

I am just hoping we get there again in the next few years.

[SB Shock]

TCU,Louisville and Fresno St. have all been to Omaha in recent seasons.We can do it again but gone are the days of going year after year.If we are going to do it,I think this year has to be it.

I agree with you. It is a lot harder to get to Omaha than it used to be. Even the big powerhouses from the big football leagues don't make to Omaha as much as they used to go.

I am just hoping we get there again in the next few years.

Well, it is definitely hard for WSU to get there when they can't even get to a regional.

The only team that hasn't been to another CWS that was in the 1996 CWS with WSU is Auburn.

FSU 6
Clemson 5
Florida 4
LSU 8
Okie St. 2
Alabama 3

In the last 15 years, 78% of the participants in the CWS is by teams with 3 or more appearances.