Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology is looking for one game next season. We are open to beginning a home and home series.

Available Dates:
November 7th or 8th are the best available dates


If you have an interest, contact Nick Sales at sales@rose-hulman.edu

Quote from: Dr. Acula on Yesterday at 10:37:44 AMThat's a tough pill to swallow losing that many close games.  I say it every year, but it's true...the OAC is so competitive that making the conference tournament is an accomplishment.  That is not the case for a lot of conferences, but it definitely is for this one.  Krupar will be hitting the recruiting trail hard this summer now that he knows exactly what he thinks he needs to push them to the next step.

This year has been an anomaly with Etta and Ott being out of contention.  Even with JCU leaving those two will be back to normal sooner rather than later.  I was looking and at 3-13 currently Ott is having their worst season since Powell's first season in 2000 when they went 4-12 in OAC play.

Yeah, tough year for the Cards.  Was talking to a player I coached in HS who is out for the season for them and he said they have 3 other starters out for the season and 3/4 infielders were Freshman..you could tell.  Perebzak was the other.  He doesn't have the protection around him in the lineup so not putting up those crazy numbers this year.  He sat out game 1 because he got throw out of the previous game

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Quote from: hazzben on April 28, 2025, 04:26:59 PMDoes he have to give the NIL money back   

All $75 of it.

I heard it was two free pies at Gary's Pizza.  Hard to give that back...

Crap, we only offered a free game of bowling at Flaherty's ... gonna have to step up our game to steaks at Lindey's 

Not that anyone thought that this years NACC would yield an at large selection, but this nice NCAA published resource gives a look into the selection math, RPI style.

https://stats.ncaa.org/selection_rankings/nitty_gritties/44396?utf8=%E2%9C%93&commit=Submit

Quote from: GU1999 on April 28, 2025, 12:48:36 PMCrazy week for CUC DH, Jake Mahler (Vernon Hills, Jr.)

In four games he wen 11/17 with 5 doubles, a HR and two walks.

.647/.684/1.471

OPS of 2.155

CUC put up an eye popping week in general with 56 runs scored and 7 allowed in their four wins.

Award went to Stagowski from RKFD.  Also had a good week over 6 games, but the numbers certainly would favour Mahler who had more hits, a higher Average, OBP%, SLUG%, OPS% and his team won all four games.  The only telling stat that tipped toward Stagowski is that he had 8 xbh, 6 doubles and 2 HR to Mahlers 5 doubles and 1 HR... in two extra games.

Quote from: DuffMan on Yesterday at 08:13:40 AM

Quote from: hazzben on April 28, 2025, 04:26:59 PMDoes he have to give the NIL money back   

All $75 of it.

I heard it was two free pies at Gary's Pizza.  Hard to give that back...

Baseball and track overlap quite a lot.

That's a tough pill to swallow losing that many close games.  I say it every year, but it's true...the OAC is so competitive that making the conference tournament is an accomplishment.  That is not the case for a lot of conferences, but it definitely is for this one.  Krupar will be hitting the recruiting trail hard this summer now that he knows exactly what he thinks he needs to push them to the next step.

This year has been an anomaly with Etta and Ott being out of contention.  Even with JCU leaving those two will be back to normal sooner rather than later.  I was looking and at 3-13 currently Ott is having their worst season since Powell's first season in 2000 when they went 4-12 in OAC play. 

Ursinus College in Collegeville, PA is looking for a team to fill the final spot in our 2025-26 Tip-Off Tournament due to a last minute drop-out. Current field is Ursinus, Marietta, and Misericordia.

November 7th/8th, 2025

-$1500 guarantee
-Discounted hotel rooms near campus
-Post game meal
-T-Shirts for all participants
-All-Tourney awards

If interested please contact Tom Primosch (215-756-1282 or tprimosch@ursinus.edu)

I think for both Vetter and Regan, the biggest issue is outside shooting.  Both have I think JUST enough size and strength to play the 2 at a lower or maybe mid-tier D1 school and are solid enough as your second ball-handler / creator.  But Vetter for his career is a 41 percent shooter overall and 35 percent three point shooter and Regan (who does have great mid-range touch) is only a 33 percent three-point shooter on fairly low volume.  In D1 you absolutely need your two-guard if they don't have elite athleticism to be a lights-out long-distance shooter - both are very good free-throw shooters, so if you are a coach maybe you figure the touch is there and with a full spring and summer to focus primarily on the long-distance shot, maybe they can be a guy who is reliable from beyond the arc.  But with only one off-season to work with, that may be the concern for either.

Certainly, NESCAC (and all of D3) will be rooting for Vetter to get a good D1 offer!