CARDS CURTAILED AT CLEMSON 4-0
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| (Courtesy Clemson Athletics) Clemson scored all their runs in the first three innings and Louisville could just manage three hits in seven innings against Clemson pitcher Abby Dunning. She pitched the complete game to take Clemson to 19-8 on the season, while the Cards fell to 19-7 this year. UofL was getting runners on the bags early but unable to get any of them to home plate. The Tigers pieced together three singles in the first inning to take a 1-0 lead. It turned out to be all they needed but they added three more runs in the contest for the 4-0 win. Louisville had their best chance to score in the third inning went they managed to fill the bases with just one out. Dunning got out of the jam, though...getting a full count strike out and an infield pop fly to end the inning. The two squads meet for the series finale tomorrow at McWhorter Stadium for a noon start. It'll be on ACCNX. NCAA WBB BRACKET PROJECTIONS Autumn Jackson jnows her NCAA WBB better than most. I like to look at her projections more than Charlie Creme's. Here's what she came up with for the 2006 Tournament: REGION I -- FT WORTH The top seed here is projected to be UConn. Vandy is the second seed, followed by Ohio State and then West Virginia. REGION ii -- SACRAMENTO UCLA get the top seed projection here. LSU is projected to be the second seed...followed by the Cards in the third seed and Maryland as the #4. REGION III -- FT WORTH i guess I'm still not used to having two cities for regions instead of four, but that's the way that it is. Texas is the top guess for Fort Worth 2, followed by Duke, Michigan aand Oklahoma. REGION IIII -- SACRAMENTO The #1 seed here is probably going to be South Carolina, with Iowa second, TCU third and Minnesota at #4. It'll be on ESPN tonight at 8 p.m. paulie |
Just a switch up on formatting today with print and backgrpund color to see how it looked. I don't think it'll be one I switch to....
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