The Mahler Bros keep raking. 

After 32 games:

Brandon Mahler
.476/.571/.897 (13 HR, 26 XBH, 54 RBI, 6ks, OPS 1.468)

Jake Mahler
.401/.484/.745 (13 HR, 21XBH, 43 RBI, OPS 1.229)

All-americans?

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Quote from: DePauwalum05 on Yesterday at 07:55:49 PM

Quote from: Patrick Coleman on Yesterday at 02:25:13 PMAgreed, probably top 10, and DePauwalum05, gotta be a little less out of touch. UHMB's stadium is better than everything else in D3 and just about everything in D2.

Geesh, Pat. Sorry to pose a question on a silent discussion board.  Will let it return to silence

I think you know full well there was a way to do that without the hyperbole -- I was glad that someone else called it out before I did.

Yeah the rain. The sprinkles.
Those Methodists like sprinkling.

To be clear, everyone at DPU and anyone visiting should be very excited to play in a lovely new stadium. Definitely an upgrade over the existing Blackstock.

I'd argue that across the board, the NCAC has some of the best facilities per capita, and this will definitely up the ante. I know the NESCAC throws a ton of resources at their athletics and their facilities reflect that. The liberty league has some nice stadiums too. I really enjoy watching Union home games as they have an interesting setup (at least across the field). All of the WIAC stadiums I've been to are quite large, but, imo, nice but not competing for best facilities.   

My point wasn't to demean Depauw's setup, just to say that UMHB threw a TON of money at their stadium, and as a consequence, it's just above and beyond what everyone else has. Thankfully, in the NCAC we ALSO remember to throw $$ at academics too.  So we can always celebrate that.

Quote from: Ralph Turner on Yesterday at 06:11:16 PMJekelish, Does the SCAC determine final standings by winning percentage?

If so, then McMurry at 15-13 (0.536) looks to finish above someone at 16-14 (0.533) for tournament seeding and would be seeded 4th unless AC or Hendrix sweeps. If AC finishes 15-13, I think they have the head-to-head vs McMurry for 4th.

The AC at Hendrix series is crucial for both teams. It is almost like a play-in series for them

One loss by a team at 13-14 knocks them out. Each has to sweep for any chance.

Yep - McMurry, after these games are canceled, is in. My math tells me there's no way they can be bumped at this point, because conference winning percentage is the next metric. I spent waaaaaaay too much time this weekend breaking down scenarios. And you're dead on: AC vs HC really is pretty much a play-in. I feel like we can probably expect Centenary to sweep Ozarks, which would put the Gents in. But if Ozarks takes a game, that's makes things very interesting and confusing. Looking at the forecast, it looks like there's a very good chance the HC/AC games don't end up being played, either. If that happens, both McM and AC are almost certainly in based on win percentages.

What a wild season.

Quote from: Patrick Coleman on Yesterday at 02:25:13 PMAgreed, probably top 10, and DePauwalum05, gotta be a little less out of touch. UHMB's stadium is better than everything else in D3 and just about everything in D2.

Geesh, Pat. Sorry to pose a question on a silent discussion board.  Will let it return to silence

Cortland goes overtime Tuesday to edge Oswego 4-3 and clinch first place and top playoff seed. Ten-inning duel once more moved to CSt Wallace Field by unplayable Oswego grounds. RDragons win series between the pair, 2-1.
    L. Karwowski slides home on high and away wild pitch with deciding run. Leads off top of the 10th with ringing double. Takes third via D. Jackson sac bunt and scores with one out. Relievers Z. Zarrilli and T. Lynch strand Oswego runners in scoring position in 9th and 10th.
    Sterling starting pitching from Dragon C. Hayden (6inn, 5h, 1r, 1er, 1bb, 3k, 73p) and Laker M. Krull (7inn, 5h, 3r, 2er, 1bb, 3k, 87p). Krull and reliever M. Drillings retire 18 straight Dragons. Each side scores one run in the first inning. Cortland lands two in the third on scratch hit and error. Oswego counters in the seventh on R. Mayer two-run single to right-center.
    Dragons T. Elkins 2x4, r, 2 2bh; JJ DeLawder 2x4, bi. Zarrilli WP (3inn, 5h, 1bb, 1k, 35p), Lynch save (.2inn, k, 8p). OSt's R. Mayer 3x4, r, 2bi; B. Mair 2x4, bb. Drillings LP (3inn, 4h, 1r, 1er, 36p).
    Cortland  4-9-1
    Oswego    3-10-1
Cortland 14-1, 24-8-1 and Fri/Sat at Oneonta. Oswego 13-4, 17-14 and home Wed vs. RIT

Plattsburgh deals Canton 10-6, 6-5 losses.

New Paltz sinks Oneonta 13-1

Fredonia loses 5-3 vs. Penn St.-Behrend

Jekelish, Does the SCAC determine final standings by winning percentage?

If so, then McMurry at 15-13 (0.536) looks to finish above someone at 16-14 (0.533) for tournament seeding and would be seeded 4th unless AC or Hendrix sweeps. If AC finishes 15-13, I think they have the head-to-head vs McMurry for 4th.

The AC at Hendrix series is crucial for both teams. It is almost like a play-in series for them

One loss by a team at 13-14 knocks them out. Each has to sweep for any chance.