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Post by 56chevy on May 3, 2018 19:32:54 GMT -8
Just your routine 139 pitch complete game shutout.
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Post by beaver1989 on May 3, 2018 21:01:54 GMT -8
Deason carved them up tonight. The only guy that had any good swings was Strumpf. The bruins better get their suitcases packed, because those 'pretenders' are going to be on the road awhile. Glad to see their bats cool off.
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Post by wilkyisdashiznit on May 3, 2018 21:58:06 GMT -8
Deason carved them up tonight. The only guy that had any good swings tonight was Strumpf. The bruins better get their suitcases packed, because those 'pretenders' are going to be on the road awhile. Glad to see their bats cool off. Who to root for in the Pac-12 in order for RPI purposes: 1. Oregon State
2. Oregon
3. UCLA
4. Washington State
5. Stanford
6. Arizona State (tie)
6. Utah (tie)
8. USC
9. Arizona
10. Washington
11. California
Obviously, Oregon State needs to stay within three games of UCLA for the final series. However, UCLA losses (other than losses against Oregon and Oregon State) hurt the Beavers in the long run. |
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Post by mbabeav on May 4, 2018 11:31:49 GMT -8
Deason carved them up tonight. The only guy that had any good swings tonight was Strumpf. The bruins better get their suitcases packed, because those 'pretenders' are going to be on the road awhile. Glad to see their bats cool off. Who to root for in the Pac-12 in order for RPI purposes: 1. Oregon State
2. Oregon
3. UCLA
4. Washington State
5. Stanford
6. Arizona State (tie)
6. Utah (tie)
8. USC
9. Arizona
10. Washington
11. California
Obviously, Oregon State needs to stay within three games of UCLA for the final series. However, UCLA losses (other than losses against Oregon and Oregon State) hurt the Beavers in the long run.Not so much vs Arizona, we have played them so if they win at UCLA, it can only help our RPI |
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Post by wilkyisdashiznit on May 4, 2018 20:39:07 GMT -8
Who to root for in the Pac-12 in order for RPI purposes: 1. Oregon State
2. Oregon
3. UCLA
4. Washington State
5. Stanford
6. Arizona State (tie)
6. Utah (tie)
8. USC
9. Arizona
10. Washington
11. California
Obviously, Oregon State needs to stay within three games of UCLA for the final series. However, UCLA losses (other than losses against Oregon and Oregon State) hurt the Beavers in the long run.Not so much vs Arizona, we have played them so if they win at UCLA, it can only help our RPI So, we're not going to play UCLA? Short term, you are correct, Arizona wins help Oregon State's RPI. However, assuming that the Beavers and Bruins play all three games in Corvallis to end the season, UCLA's wins help more than any other team other than Oregon State and Oregon. |
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Post by wilkyisdashiznit on May 4, 2018 20:46:21 GMT -8
Who to root for in the Pac-12 in order for RPI purposes: 1. Oregon State
2. Oregon
3. UCLA
4. Washington State
5. Stanford
6. Arizona State (tie)
6. Utah (tie)
8. USC
9. Arizona
10. Washington
11. California
Obviously, Oregon State needs to stay within three games of UCLA for the final series. However, UCLA losses (other than losses against Oregon and Oregon State) hurt the Beavers in the long run.Just WIN! I love this all-or-nothing no backup plan plan. Yes, win out, and it does not matter. But anything more than four losses, cheering on Oregon losses is effectively cutting off your nose to spite your face. Think "The Godfather." It's not personal; it's business. Or think European Balance of Power in the 16th through the 20th centuries. Sometimes, it's in your best interests that the scumbags should win. In Oregon State's case, it's in the Beavers' interest that the Ducks lose to Oregon State but win the rest. It's business. Don't make it personal. |
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Post by Judge Smails on May 4, 2018 20:49:45 GMT -8
I love this all-or-nothing no backup plan plan. Yes, win out, and it does not matter. But anything more than four losses, cheering on Oregon losses is effectively cutting off your nose to spite your face. Think "The Godfather." It's not personal; it's business. Or think European Balance of Power in the 16th through the 20th centuries. Sometimes, it's in your best interests that the scumbags should win. In Oregon State's case, it's in the Beavers' interest that the Ducks lose to Oregon State but win the rest. It's business. Don't make it personal. It’s never in my interest to root for the ucks... you can preach about it all you want, I would rather play a regional in Siberia than root for them. |
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Post by wilkyisdashiznit on May 4, 2018 21:00:14 GMT -8
I love this all-or-nothing no backup plan plan. Yes, win out, and it does not matter. But anything more than four losses, cheering on Oregon losses is effectively cutting off your nose to spite your face. Think "The Godfather." It's not personal; it's business. Or think European Balance of Power in the 16th through the 20th centuries. Sometimes, it's in your best interests that the scumbags should win. In Oregon State's case, it's in the Beavers' interest that the Ducks lose to Oregon State but win the rest. It's business. Don't make it personal. It’s never in my interest to root for the ucks... you can preach about it all you want, I would rather play a regional in Siberia than root for them. Auburn fans are on board with you. Georgia and Arkansas and most of the rest of the SEC, as well. Join in with me, Smalls, "SEC, SEC, SEC, SEC, SEC............" I agree with you 100%, Smalls. Screw Oregon State! Screw the Pac-12! I am excited to see another all-SEC final in Omaha. Cheering on the Beavers deep into June? Who needs that stress, amiright? |
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Post by beaver1989 on May 4, 2018 21:20:56 GMT -8
Who cares what Auburn and Arkansas fans think. What have they ever done? Last time I saw Georgia, they were getting chewed up by Fresno St. (2008 CWS) I hope we get one of those teams at Goss this year. We'll give em a "thrashing" . (See Vanderbilt in 2017).
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Post by beaver1989 on May 4, 2018 21:23:44 GMT -8
Ucla goes down again.
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Post by seastape on May 4, 2018 21:43:31 GMT -8
I love this all-or-nothing no backup plan plan. Yes, win out, and it does not matter. But anything more than four losses, cheering on Oregon losses is effectively cutting off your nose to spite your face. Think "The Godfather." It's not personal; it's business. Or think European Balance of Power in the 16th through the 20th centuries. Sometimes, it's in your best interests that the scumbags should win. In Oregon State's case, it's in the Beavers' interest that the Ducks lose to Oregon State but win the rest. It's business. Don't make it personal. I'll never root for the yucks. On a side note...in the book "The Godfather," in the scene where Michael comes up with the idea that he will kill Sollozzo, he talks about how in reality The Don (Vito) always took everything personal...nothing was just business. It was a source of his power. The movie took a real departure from the book in that scene. |
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Post by Tigardbeav on May 5, 2018 0:47:42 GMT -8
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Post by bucktoothvarmit on May 5, 2018 6:43:00 GMT -8
Not so much vs Arizona, we have played them so if they win at UCLA, it can only help our RPI So, we're not going to play UCLA? Short term, you are correct, Arizona wins help Oregon State's RPI. However, assuming that the Beavers and Bruins play all three games in Corvallis to end the season, UCLA's wins help more than any other team other than Oregon State and Oregon. Sorry wilky, every time the dux lose an angel get's his wings. And I'm not going to root against angels. 
I'll continue to root for my two favorite teams, the Beavs, and whoever is playing tsdtr.
Go Beavs!
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Post by ricke71 on May 5, 2018 6:46:58 GMT -8
Warren Nolan? hmmm....he also predicts the U of A goes undefeated the rest of season - including sweeps in Berkeley & Eugene, and a home sweep v. rival ASU. Finishing with an RPI of 27. Warren Nolan? hmmm..... |
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Post by Judge Smails on May 5, 2018 18:18:34 GMT -8
Warren Nolan? hmmm....he also predicts the U of A goes undefeated the rest of season - including sweeps in Berkeley & Eugene, and a home sweep v. rival ASU. Finishing with an RPI of 27. Warren Nolan? hmmm..... I think Warren Nolan also made a bunch of Ski movies |
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