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UK Baseball Update

Posted: 11th June 2008 by Kenny Colston in Colin Cowgill, Kentucky Baseball, Sawyer Carroll, UK baseball.

Some news and notes from the baseball front: First of all, Colin Cowgill and Sawyer Carroll were named All-American by Rivals.com Secondly, Carroll is one of eight finalists for a National Player of the Year trophy–the Dick Howser trophy. Thirdly, I wish I was in Omaha for the College World Series. Now, back to work. [...]

We kinda, sorta, told you yesterday how the MLB draft was going to play with what UK baseball put on the team next year. And the truth remains that the draft got a little Wildcat crazy once round two hit. You would have to think it’s going to have a major impact on the remaining [...]

After fighting tooth and nail, the UK baseball team fell 5-3 last night to the Arizona Wildcats, ending their record-breaking season. UK tied the school record for most wins in a season and broke many other offensive records during their 2008 run. But, history repeated itself, as the Cats dropped their opening game in the [...]

“What goes around comes around.” That saying is one of my favorites and it rang true today for the UK baseball team, as they had a very efficient outing at the plate in their 12-6 win over No. 13 Michigan. Using 12 hits, the Cats eliminated the host Wolverines from the NCAA regional. Sawyer Carroll [...]

Lots of UK baseball news today, so I’m going all old school on a blog (aka, using a newspaper format). This is your UK baseball notebook. Just a reminder, first pitch for tonight’s game is at 6:30 p.m. Carroll, Cowgill named semifinalists for national POY award Carroll, who had six RBIs on his own in [...]

That’s right, after a season of ups and downs, the UK baseball team has the chance to control it’s own fate into the SEC tournament. And that chance starts tonight. In an odd Thursday night start, the No. 21 UK baseball team will face off against Ole Miss at 6:30 pm at Cliff Hagan Stadium [...]

The Little Rivalry That Could

Posted: 8th April 2008 by Kenny Colston in Colin Cowgill

UK vs. Louisville. It’s a local rivalry that gets national attention anytime they meet in basketball or football. ESPN regularly shows the football matchup, CBS gets the basketball one. But at 6:30 pm tonight, the two rival schools face off again–in baseball. The network airing the coverage? The Big Blue Sports Network, which will be [...]