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Owls’ Pitching Quiets Coogs in Non-Conference Matchup.

The Owls and Coogs have both been improving after slow starts to the year. The Owls were swept by the Stanford Cardinal and fell to Lamar before winning all three of their games in the Rice Invitational last weekend. UH also started slowly before taking 2 of 3 from Santa Clara in their weekend series. Something had to give and, unfortunately for the Coogs, it was their hitting.

Jazz Play String Music to the Tune of 133 Points.

I was actually laughing at the Rockets’ defense in this game. It was so utterly pathetic that it didn’t even aggravate me. It was like watching a Benny Hill film where everytime one Utah player takes the ball, another Utah player magically appears all alone at one of eight various spots on the 3-point line.

Coogs Rally But Fall Just Short of a Sweep of Santa Clara.

The Coogs were looking to finish off their weekend series with Santa Clara with a 3-game sweep of the visiting club but they didn’t get out to a promising start. Starting pitcher Eric Brooks gave up 4 earned runs and only retired 2 batters so the Coogs were down by 4 before they even got to the plate. UH would almost come back to win though.

Owls Edge Nebraska to Move to 2-0 in Rice Invitational.

The Owls got their first win of the season Friday night to open up play in the Rice Invitational. They took care of the Elon “Prep Academy” Phoenix and they were looking to carry that momentum into Saturday’s ggame with the Nebraska Cornhuskers out of the Big 12. In baseball they say “you’re momentum only lasts as long as your next starting pitcher” and, in that case, the Owls really had something to build upon.

Texas A&M Tramples Texas Should’ve Been the Headline on the Official Aggies Site. It Wasn’t But, on My Site, It Is.

The Aggies filled Reed Arena again and this time it was to welcome their feirce rival, the Texas Longhorns. The Horns have been stumbling since A&M since them a wake-up shot in Austin and nearly sent the Horns home with their first loss of teh year. That game seemed to show Texas that they weren’t invincible and they have had a rough go-of-it ever since.

Coogs Win It in the Bottom of the Ninth Thanks to Ansley’s Wheels.

The Coogs got their first win of the young baseball season on Friday when they lit the Santa Clara Broncos up for 17 runs. Of course, nobody was counting on seeing another 17-run blowout but there was no way to foresee how this one would end.

Coogs Fail to Build on Win Over Memphis. Play No Defense Against SMU.

The Coogs found a way to get a big win over the Memphis Tigers earlier this week and they were looking to use that victory to make a late-season push as they gear up for the Conference USA Tournament. But that would require beating the SMU Mustangs. Apparently, the Coogs forgot about that part.

Aggies Get a Nice Win Over Baylor But Still Have a Lot to Work On.

Texas A&M faced the host Baylor Bears in their second game of the QTI Baylor Classic and were looking to fix the fielding mistakes that cost them the opener against Western Kentucky. The Aggies did get the victory but, rather than correct the fielding problems, they held onto those and added base-running blunders.