Who pitches tomorrow?

Xenomorph

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We've got several guys due a bullpen day.. so they'll probably throw those 25-30 pitches on the mound.
 

8dog

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1. Teams do it every year—let a guy go another 80 or so
2. Mlb guidelinse say 80 requires 3 full days. So i dont think 2 full days hust once will kill him
 

Go Budaw

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1. Teams do it every year—let a guy go another 80 or so
2. Mlb guidelinse say 80 requires 3 full days. So i dont think 2 full days hust once will kill him

I’ll also add that Pilk will probably be the last guy we go to in a tight situation. He’ll only be good for 30-40 pitches at most, and the way he labors out there it would be absolutely terrible to start him. He’ll be there in the pen if we need him for a few outs, but hopefully we won’t need him.
 

dawgatUSM

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I’m guessing James starts. Then it’s everybody but Denver, Gordon, or Billingsley
 

kendesu

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I would say everybody is available except Small, Billingsley, McQuary, and Gordon. Pilkington might be available for a short stint late in the game. We will probably lean on Neff, France, James, Smith, and Self. That's not bad.

I would expect Oklahoma to start Levi Prater (5.92). In the pen they have Austin Hansen (5.27), Kyle Tyler (1.74), and Connor Berry (0.00). They can also use their Friday starter, Irvin (2.94), for a limited stint. (ERA, Big 12 games only)
 
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57stratdawg

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I like Pilkington coming off the bench tomorrow for 3 outs.

Didn’t Stratton come back in against Vandy in our last tournament title game?
 

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I suspect Okla pulled their next to last pitcher who threw 37 pitches but essentially shut us down with the intent to use him if needed tomorrow, in th middle or late.
 

She Mate Me

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I suspect Okla pulled their next to last pitcher who threw 37 pitches but essentially shut us down with the intent to use him if needed tomorrow, in th middle or late.

Maybe so, but tonight's effort improved his ERA from the 12's to the 9's. I hope he is a key cog tomorrow because I doubt he was on our radar before today.
 

bulldogcountry1

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Realistically, working backwards:

Self - 2 ip
Smith - 1 ip
France - 2 ip

So, between Neff, Marsh, Pilk, and James you need to get 4 innings. Seems pretty doable. I would start Neff or even Marsh. They haven't seen Marsh and I'm sure they haven't scouted him. I like the element of surprise.
 

MSUDC11

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I would start France and see how far he can get you. Then figure it out from there.

Dear gosh Gary, please don’t wait until the ninth to bring Self in if needed.
 
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