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  1. 29 minutes ago, woodford said:

    Everyone thought 2013 Alabama would moonwalk to a third straight title. Absolutely loaded. What happened to them?

     

    Kirby has only faced two real competent Auburn teams in his career at Georgia and he’s 1-1 against them. 2017 and 2019. 2019 offense was very average but the defense gave them a chance. 
     

    I’ll eat crow I don’t care. I just don’t see Georgia walking into JHS against a re-energized program and mopping the floor with them. When is the last time Georgia faced an absolutely raucous road crowd? 2019 Auburn? Are we counting Kentucky 2021?

    JHS was fairly dead in the 2019 UGA game, mainly because the offense stunk from the start. In 2017, JHS was truly raucous against UGA, and we know how that worked out for them.

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  2. 1 hour ago, AU1947 said:

    Look closely at the link. Sporting News also misinterpreted this. It has Florida behind Loyola Marymount, which is also incorrect. Virginia Tech is the 2 in the Athens regional ahead of Boston University. All of the 2 seeds listed here are out of order. 

    Edit: This was written by an intern and it shows. All of his "three" seeds have a higher rpi than the two's. 

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  3. https://auburntigers.com/news/2023/5/11/auburn-to-host-2024-sec-softball-tournament.aspx

    Auburn to host 2024 SEC Softball Tournament

    FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. – Postseason play will start on the Plains next season as the Southeastern Conference announced the 2024 SEC Softball Tournament will be held at Jane B. Moore Field.
     
    The 2024 SEC Softball Tournament is slated for May 7-11. This marks the second time the Tigers have served as the host school for the event after previously hosting in 2007.
     
    Auburn began playing at its home facility, then named the Auburn Softball Complex, on April 24, 1998. The field saw its first full season of play in 1999. It was renamed Jane B. Moore Field in 2002 in honor of Dr. Jane Moore, who served more than 20 years as a member of Auburn's Committee on Intercollegiate Athletics.
     
    Jane B. Moore Field has served as the site for four NCAA Regionals and three NCAA Super Regionals. Prior to the 2021 season, Jane B. Moore Field opened the Gregg E. Heim Player Development Center. The 11,000-square-foot facility is complete with six batting tunnels, a netting system, team meeting space, LED lighting, pitching machines and a full turf infield with a clay pitching circle.
     
    Additional information on the 2024 SEC Softball Tournament, including ticket information, will be released at a late date.
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  4. 4 hours ago, OlderWhiskey said:

    May not seem like it, but we have won 3 of the last 4 series against Alabama, including the last two in Tuscaloosa.  We were scheduled to play them there in 2020, but Covid cancelled the season.  They then swept us in 2021 in Auburn.  I'm wondering if the league changed the way the schedule is set up around 2014-15;  by today's sequencing, we should have played them there in 2014 but didn't, according to the results I found.  Anyone know?

    The league began the current format when A&M and Mizzou joined the league (which was spring of '13 for softball). For whatever reason, the league didn't settle on the current rotation until 2015, even though they followed the format in 2013 and 2014. 
     

    So you are correct, we should've played in Tuscaloosa in 2014 according to the current rotation but instead played there in 2013. The current 3-year rotation has not changed since 2015 but I'm sure it will in 2025 when Texas and OU join the league. 

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  5. I was able to go. There's nothing sweeter than winning in T-town! Atmosphere was great, but it never got to our girls, especially Maddie. Bama is known to get quiet when someone else hits them in the mouth, and this weekend was no different in the softball series. 

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  6. 18 hours ago, Gowebb11 said:

    But is there too much talent? Our softball team is more often that not in the bottom half of the SEC over an extended time. When I watch us vs other top programs I notice a big disparity in talent. Same for WBB and Baseball. Other than the equestrian team, we don’t have a single program consistently performing in the top third of the SEC. MBB comes the closest. It’s sad and we should be doing better across the board. 

    Dean has brought in 3 straight top 10 recruiting classes. I'm not saying we should be one of the final 8 in OKC, but never making it out of regionals is getting old. I don't think the start of the season is a reflection of the talent on this roster. We've definitely under performed, especially on offense. 

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  7. 4 hours ago, AU1947 said:

    Lenti is going to take the fall this year for CMD.... all of a sudden he appears to be coaching and visible. But base running mentality has not changed.   JMO 

    Yeah, clearly this is Dean's philosophy on the bases because that has been an issue with him at 3rd during his tenure, not just this year with Lenti at 3rd. The running typically doesn't work against quality teams, but it does with the cupcakes. It's almost like he still thinks he's at JMU running against CAA defenses.... 

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