Fehmel (Pac-12 ERA 2.55) is their #2, and would be pitching on 3 days rest. He only threw 57 pitches last outing, so 3 days is enough physically to avoid arm trouble, but will he be sharp?
Abel (Pac-12 ERA 4.60) is their #3, and would also be pitching on 3 days rest after throwing 58. Same deal.
Gambrell (Pac-12 ERA 6.38)8) has not been used. Strike-out-to-walk ratio is horrible.
Eisert is a reliever, but came in the 3rd inning of the 1st game and threw 81 pitches in relief of their ace. Would have 5 days rest, so is ready to go. I'm guessing whoever starts they will have a short leash.
A few times this year they pitched both Fehmel and Abel, so I would think that is a real possibility, perhaps even strategy going in unless one is doing really well, etc. If not, then I'd think Fehmel and Eisert, saving Abel for Saturday, along with their ace, Heimlich. If they use both, then perhaps Heimlich and Eisert Saturday if they win Friday.
Heimlich threw just 59 pitches, so could go Saturday. No idea if he would be sharp, but when he's on he is damn good.
Of course, a lot of this depends on how close the games are. If they get a big lead, they could bring in Gambrell to chew up some innings and save their arms for Saturday. Even if we lose Friday, we really want to keep it close enough to force them to use their best arms as much as possible.