All Times Central - Poll used D1 Baseball

SEC Standings


Tuesday April 21st
UTSA at #7 Fightin' Texas Aggies (CCD due to predicted inclement weather, no reschedule)
Final: Lipscomb 4 - Tennessee 14 (7) Box Score
Final: Jacksonville 7 - #21 Florida 5 Box Score
Final: Presbyterian 3 - South Carolina 9 Box Score
Final: Alabama-Birmingham 11 - #13 Bama 2 Box Score
Final: #11 Auburn 14 - Samford 2 (7) Box Score (Hoover Met • Hoover, AL)
Final: #5 Georgia 4 - #3 Georgia Tech 14 (7) Box Score (Truist Park • Atlanta, GA)
Final: Kentucky 10 - Louisville 14 Box Score
Final: Memphis 2 - #15 Mississippi St. 6 Box Score
Final: Missouri St. 4 - #24 Arkansas 12 Box Score
Final: Southern Illinois-Edwardsville 11 - Mizzou 5 Box Score
Final: Xavier 1 - Vandy. 11 (8) Box Score
Final: Murray St. 2 - #17 Ole Miss 19 (7) Box Score
Final: New Orleans 7 - LSU 10 Box Score
Final: Oral Roberts 6 - #14 Oklahoma 7 Box Score
Air Force at #4 t.u (CCD, Rain did not go away)


Other Area Games of Possible Interest
Tuesday April 21st
Final: Baylor a5 - Sam Houston St. 7 Box Score
Final: Dallas Baptist 5 - TCU 6 (10) Box Score
Final: Incarnate Word a1 - Texas St. 3 Box Score
Final: Tarleton St. 3 - tech 13 (7) Box Score
Final: Cougar High 4 - Rice 3. Box Score

Wednesday April 22nd[
Final: tech 9 - Abilene Christian 1 Box Score

From waaaay back in 2009 (didn't realize it had been that long)

That UGA/Ga Tech game is going to be a must watch

Thanks for doing this.

#3 plays #5 tonight and it is not televised. Great work college baseball admin!

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#3 plays #5 tonight and it is not televised. Great work college baseball admin!

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It's on espn+ though isn't it? Best subscription for a college baseball fan.

Not good for LSU.

LSU OF Jake Brown has suffered a broken hamate bone which will require surgery, ending his season, multiple sources have confirmed.https://t.co/pPzujBKlXc

— Matt Moscona (@MattMoscona) April 21, 2026

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In early 90's it was 25cent Hot Dog nights and it sometimes got crazy with people buying so many hot dogs. Remember a game when the fans started throwing all the hot dogs down on the field from the 2nd deck after the game and the opposing team was collecting them to eat on the way home.

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Here's the story behind that. I was a junior and didn't miss many games that season (1993).

In December 1992 more than 100 Texas Southern Band members were accused of stealing electronics during a trip to Japan. I don't remember the outcome of that case, but the following baseball season, the TSU baseball team played at Olsen on quarter hotdog night.

The Raggies (mostly in 205 back then - long before section 203) brought all sorts of electronic (lots of boom boxes) with "evidence tags" on them. They were all over the TSU team during the game, counting off band members arrested during warm up swings, etc. About the 6th or 7th inning one or two players snapped. Said they were going to come up after the game and start kicking asses.

There was almost no one at that game and still plenty of hotdogs available. The Raggies went and bought about $10 or $20 worth of hotdogs near the end of the game, and started lobbing them down to the TSU players as a peace offering (and it worked).

My primary memory of that night is Kelly Wunsch whapping hotdogs with a fungo once the game was over.

dabo man said:

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In early 90's it was 25cent Hot Dog nights and it sometimes got crazy with people buying so many hot dogs. Remember a game when the fans started throwing all the hot dogs down on the field from the 2nd deck after the game and the opposing team was collecting them to eat on the way home.

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Here's the story behind that. I was a junior and didn't miss many games that season (1993).

In December 1992 more than 100 Texas Southern Band members were accused of stealing electronics during a trip to Japan. I don't remember the outcome of that case, but the following baseball season, the TSU baseball team played at Olsen on quarter hotdog night.

The Raggies (mostly in 205 back then - long before section 203) brought all sorts of electronic (lots of boom boxes) with "evidence tags" on them. They were all over the TSU team during the game, counting off band members arrested during warm up swings, etc. About the 6th or 7th inning one or two players snapped. Said they were going to come up after the game and start kicking asses.

There was almost no one at that game and still plenty of hotdogs available. The Raggies went and bought about $10 or $20 worth of hotdogs near the end of the game, and started lobbing them down to the TSU players as a peace offering (and it worked).

My primary memory of that night is Kelly Wunsch whapping hotdogs with a fungo once the game was over.

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I remember that game and that night well. I kicked in $5 for the mass hotdog purchase.

I'm in Austin. It's a light drizzle. They just didn't want the RPI hit.