A Sea Of Red

University of South Carolina
Columbia, South Carolina


39-18 Record Following 2 & BBQ at SEC Tournament


USC Baseball Official Site



Carolina Stadium
Opened in 2009 - Seats 9000



Chad Holbrook
1st Season as Gamecocks Head Coach

Toman scouting the game with Ray Tanner in his suite.

Is this going to be on tv?

My wife, son, and I are going to the game tomorrow. I plan on getting tickets from scalpers outside the stadium. Any guesses what I should expect to pay?

From the class of 09 wrote:Is this going to be on tv?

The SC website says the game will be on ESPNU/ESPN 3.

From the class of 09 wrote:Is this going to be on tv?

Just saw a few tweets that it will be on ESPNU.

Apparently now moved to ESPN2. Not too suprising this game would get ¨bumped up¨considering what a high profile program SC is. Plus their producers are probably salivating over how to work the connection of Toman´s history at SC.

olldflame wrote:Apparently now moved to ESPN2. Not too suprising this game would get ¨bumped up¨considering what a high profile program SC is. Plus their producers are probably salivating over how to work the connection of Toman´s history at SC.

Yep. College baseball is still a bit of a tough sell and ESPN is probably doing backflips at having such a ready made storyline.

What time is the game?

Cider Jim wrote:What time is the game?

8 EST

NotAJerry wrote:

olldflame wrote:Apparently now moved to ESPN2. Not too suprising this game would get ¨bumped up¨considering what a high profile program SC is. Plus their producers are probably salivating over how to work the connection of Toman´s history at SC.

Yep. College baseball is still a bit of a tough sell and ESPN is probably doing backflips at having such a ready made storyline.

We don't fare well in games broadcast on 'real' ESPN channels. Just sayin

Purple Haize wrote:

NotAJerry wrote:
We don't fare well in games broadcast on 'real' ESPN channels. Just sayin

High Point

SumItUp wrote:

Purple Haize wrote:

NotAJerry wrote:
We don't fare well in games broadcast on 'real' ESPN channels. Just sayin

High Point

In all Sports you only come up with 1? And that's an in conference opponent?

Purple Haize wrote:
In all Sports you only come up with 1? And that's an in conference opponent?

All I can think of was in March with basketball.

Game was bumped because storms in OK delayed tonight's College Softball World Series.

JK37 wrote:Game was bumped because storms in OK delayed tonight's College Softball World Series.

What game was bumped? The WCWS was already scheduled for tonight on ESPN. The early games today were the ones added to the schedule.

jbock13 wrote:

Purple Haize wrote:
In all Sports you only come up with 1? And that's an in conference opponent?

All I can think of was in March with basketball.

Basketball is the only I can think of. And that's Bracket Buster and NCAA Tourney games, men and women.

I watched a few of the other games this afternoon and attendance was weak .... LU USC sold out ... will look good on TV. Prime time!

Brooks Roy to start tonight.

The Miami-Louisville game is running late on ESPN2 so our game may get bumped somewhere else at first.

EDIT: ESPNews until the Miami-Louisville game ends.

Not good so far. But we just have to dig out of the hole. We can do it.

Tight strike zone for Liberty, yet Perritt gets a ball that nearly hit him called a strike.

jbock13 wrote:Tight strike zone for Liberty, yet Perritt gets a ball that nearly hit him called a strike.

Perritt was nearly out of the batter's box when the pitch came. If he's going to crowd the plate then he better be able to hit the inside strike. It missed him by 6 inches which would put it over the plate. Meanwhile, the "tight" strike zone on us had pitches that were shoulder high being complained about by our pitcher that clearly weren't in the strike zone.

Completely unprepared at the plate that inning. You can't have one guy swing at every pitch while two others look at everything. 2 strike fastballs that are close should never be looked at by a hitter.

Wow, what a catch by Britt.

Obviously the strike zone will shrink when a pitcher is struggling. No doubt. Just pointing out the clear difference.