This sport has made the most strides than any other SWAC sport in competing on the D1 level. SU being ranked, UAPB beating Wichita State, SU a #3 seed, TSU beating Rice, PV scaring Baylor, AAMU defeating OK State. What other sport have we come close to defeating any of these teams in???
Man, I hate I'm going to miss the MLB Invitational.
http://blogs.eastonbaseball.com/collegebaseballtoday/2012/02/11/2012-preview-the-swac/
A revolution took place in the SWAC in 2011 as woebegone Alcorn State finally won its first SWAC title, signaling the rise of the East Division is finally complete. So things are wide open now. Who’s your money on? Whoever it is, that next crown ceremony will certainly be deserved.
2011 in a Paragraph:
A little bit of good and a little bit of bad, to be honest. First off, Barret Rey led Alcorn State to its first-ever SWAC title. The Braves won both the tourney and regular season title (with a stellar 19-4 mark), Southern got the most wins (29) and the West division had the best title chase. But in the big picture, none of the SWAC teams earned 30+ wins, with only three teams (Jackson State, Southern and Prairie View) ended 2011 with winning marks. But the SWAC has made great strides in the hiring department, pulling in some positive young coaches that should pay dividends in the near future.
Man, I hate I'm going to miss the MLB Invitational.
http://blogs.eastonbaseball.com/collegebaseballtoday/2012/02/11/2012-preview-the-swac/
A revolution took place in the SWAC in 2011 as woebegone Alcorn State finally won its first SWAC title, signaling the rise of the East Division is finally complete. So things are wide open now. Who’s your money on? Whoever it is, that next crown ceremony will certainly be deserved.
2011 in a Paragraph:
A little bit of good and a little bit of bad, to be honest. First off, Barret Rey led Alcorn State to its first-ever SWAC title. The Braves won both the tourney and regular season title (with a stellar 19-4 mark), Southern got the most wins (29) and the West division had the best title chase. But in the big picture, none of the SWAC teams earned 30+ wins, with only three teams (Jackson State, Southern and Prairie View) ended 2011 with winning marks. But the SWAC has made great strides in the hiring department, pulling in some positive young coaches that should pay dividends in the near future.