CSF Is Looking Ahead
RHP Daniel Renken is not going to pitch
On the one hand, I’m flattered. LSU isn’t juggling their staff to face CSF, but then again, we have two aces (really, what’s the difference between Ranaudo and Coleman?)It shows they are concerned with us, and that feeds my LSU sports ego.
On the other hand, this is the exact kind of move that tends to blow up in a team’s face. This reeks of hubris. You can hold a starter back in the regional due to the quality of the competition, but this just in: everyone in
And from LSU’s point of view, I say bring it on. Sure, Renken’s got a 2.32 ERA and has a 98/32 K/BB ratio in 118 IP. Those are good numbers. But the list of righties who have notched a win over LSU this season is really short. I’m not afraid of any right handed pitcher. Hell, I’m more afraid of Danny Hultzen of UVa.
Honestly, I think
I sort of want
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Noe Ramirez is no slouch either though. 9-1 with a 2.86 ERA. However he is a freshman, and he’s also a hard throwing righty which suits Arkansas quite nicely.
by SenorPablo on Jun 12, 2009 8:01 PM CDT reply actions 0 recs
So sayeth the Poseur prophet...
Good call. And, now they have to use the ace to beat Virginia.
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by TigerBait on Jun 13, 2009 10:51 PM CDT reply actions 0 recs

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