I was surprised how many had left barely halfway through. Although OU led all the way and Juarez was in control, it was hardly a blowout until OU got three runs in the fifth.Quote:
Originally Posted by gopokes88
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I was surprised how many had left barely halfway through. Although OU led all the way and Juarez was in control, it was hardly a blowout until OU got three runs in the fifth.Quote:
Originally Posted by gopokes88
One of the events that has the potential to grow like the NFR which outgrew our city for a bigger stage. Dito your comment about long-term investment, bond support for this investment will impact OKC for years beyond 2035. Can't wait to see the 2020 finished product $27.5 million in improvements.Quote:
Originally Posted by gopokes88
Don't be surprise to see another stadium expansion-renovation prior to the term of the current agreement. ESPN's telecasts have taken this tournament to a new level.
BTW, love the term 'Survival Saturday,' instead of 'Elimination Saturday' --puts a positive spin on it.
If we keep investing it will be here forever. College sports revere traditions. WCWS in OKC is now tradition, they won’t leave unless we force them.Quote:
Originally Posted by Laramie
Being out of state, l never see. Do they use any of the other 3 diamonds for actual WCWS games?
No, it's all at the main field.Quote:
Originally Posted by mugofbeer
Fantastic game between UCLA and Washington today, BTW.
First game for the Sooners vs UCLA is tonight at 6:30, weather permitting.
One interesting thing I've noticed in "water cooler" discussions is that casual fans are a bit less engaged this year I think because of the really crazy Saturday schedule that emerged because of the weather delay. And no one really thought OU would have to play the "if-necessary" game vs Bama. The ESPN talking heads last night were discussing some sentiments expressed by coaches that an "off day" should be added to the WCWS schedule between the two elimination brackets and the finals. In this case, such a day would seemingly benefit OU, but who knows. Perhaps finding their bats vs Bama is a sign they need to just keep playing :)
OU goes in tonight arguably a bit more fatigued than UCLA, but perhaps the adversity can serve them positively in some way. Sure hope we can see OU grab their third Natty in four years!
SoonerDave they are either a bit fatigued or rejuvenated; let's see who shows up.
Seems to have taken the Sooners some time to jump start those bats; they really pelted Bama in the 2nd meeting to advance to the championship finals best of 3 bracket against UCLA.
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Shay Knighten is the truth!
Man, what a game!
UCLA wins 5-4 on a walk off for the championship.
Softball is one of the most exciting sports to watch.
Congratulations from and OU grad to UCLA , they were just better this year. Congrats as well to the Sooner Seniors, they had fantastic careers, nothing for them to be disappointed about, gave it their all to the very end.
Congratulations to the UCLA Bruins softball team on an outstanding run in winning the 2019 WCWS.
Great run for our OU Sooner women's softball team & Coach Patty Gasso; we know you will be back in 2020.