5 things that wouldn t be surprising in 2018
5 things that wouldn't be surprising in 2018 NCAA.com
1st team: Brady Singer, Michael
3rd team: Jackson Kowar
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PRESENTED BY College baseball season is creeping its way up the calendar. RELATED: Heading into any new season, it always seems appropriate to make some projections for the upcoming schedule. Last season, several teams -- like West Virginia, for example -- made their return to the postseason. Others, like Miami, were uncharacteristically missing. Instead of ranking the best teams or grading the conferences, let’s take a look at a few things that wouldn’t be surprising if they were to unfold.We wouldn t be surprised if
The Golden Eagles with a huge UPSET! — NCAA Baseball (@NCAACWS) Tennessee. What a night! — Home Run Derby (@CollegeHRDerby) Hulsizer 446ft. — Craig Hyatt (@HyattCraig) . and earn Preseason All-Conference honors — Go Shockers (@GoShockers) Congrats to as he was honored at tonight’s game. — Canes Baseball (@CanesBaseball) Morris took over an already successful Miami program in 1994. He took the 'Canes to the College World Series in each of his first six seasons, capping that run with a national championship in 1999. He would win another in 2001 and reel off 23 straight years in the NCAA postseason. Until last year. It wasn't like last year's Hurricanes were terrible. They finished 32-27 and ran into a very good North Carolina team in the ACC Tournament. The ACC should be pretty stacked again this season, but Miami should be able to bounce back and send their legendary skipper out in high fashion. Of the five starters Miami used regularly last season, four return. That includes senior southpaw Jeb Bargfeldt, who went 7-3 with a 2.28 ERA in 15 starts last year. Junior righty Andrew Cabezas made 35 appearances out of the 'pen last season, posting a team-best 2.15 ERA and striking out 80 baters in 62.2 innings pitched. Another year of experience should do this Canes staff just fine. Where Miami needs to improve is on offense, but luckily, the teams top slugger Romy Gonzalez returns with his team-best 11 home runs. But this is a team that hit .231 last year, without a single everyday player coming close to .300. If the Hurricanes turn that around, they should be right back in contention in the ACC. The are the ONLY team in the nation to have a pair of players on the Preseason All-America First Team!1st team: Brady Singer, Michael
3rd team: Jackson Kowar
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