
Shawn McGrath
@UConn grad; some words sometimes for @TheUConnBlog; contributing editor for @SoxProspects; washed up baseball player
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1 week ago |
theuconnblog.com | Shawn McGrath
Shawn McGrath According to The UConn Blog’s content management system, I’ve published 1,075 articles on the site since February 16, 2016, the first of which was a preview for the baseball team’s upcoming season. This is the last one. Now that the baseball Huskies are done in 2025 and there won’t be any sports until August, which coincides with the impending birth of my first child, it’s time to move on and focus more fully on maintaining a house and being a dad.
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1 week ago |
sports.yahoo.com | Shawn McGrath
According to The UConn Blog’s content management system, I’ve published 1,075 articles on the site since February 16, 2016, the first of which was a preview for the baseball team’s upcoming season. This is the last one. Now that the baseball Huskies are done in 2025 and there won’t be any sports until August, which coincides with the impending birth of my first child, it’s time to move on and focus more fully on maintaining a house and being a dad.
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theuconnblog.com | Shawn McGrath
Ian Bethune/The UConn Blog The last time UConn baseball did not make the NCAA Tournament was 2017, when the team also landed among the first four out. Back then, it was tough losses in the midweek that dragged down the Huskies’ RPI. This time, it was underperforming against above-average competition.
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1 week ago |
theuconnblog.com | Shawn McGrath
Ian Bethune/The UConn Blog UConn baseball’s NCAA Tournament bid streak ends at six after being left out of the field of 64 on Monday. The Huskies joined Southeastern Louisiana, Troy and Virginia among the first four out. Creighton, the Big East Tournament champion, earned the league’s automatic bid and is the 3-seed in the Fayetteville Regional. Xavier missed the field as well, making the Big East a one-bid conference.
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1 week ago |
sports.yahoo.com | Shawn McGrath
UConn baseball’s NCAA Tournament bid streak ends at six after being left out of the field of 64 on Monday. The Huskies joined Southeastern Louisiana, Troy and Virginia among the first four out. Creighton, the Big East Tournament champion, earned the league’s automatic bid and is the 3-seed in the Fayetteville Regional. Xavier missed the field as well, making the Big East a one-bid conference.
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UConn a 3-seed in Raleigh. Xavier is the first team out

🚨LATEST FIELD OF 64🚨 We have no new Top 8s, but we DO have THREE new Top 16 host sites, including @TCU_Baseball @AlabamaBSB @NCStateBaseball. We have NEW at-large teams as well. LATEST PROJECTIONS: https://t.co/e8DLO3y2Od @tecovas X @d1baseball X @NCAABaseball https://t.co/rAC7I295CD

UConn and Creighton are now tied in the loss column. The Huskies have clinched a share of the Big East title and will win it outright if the Bluejays don’t sweep next weekend. If they do tie in the standings, Creighton will be the BET’s top seed and UConn will be No. 2

FINAL: Creighton 2, Xavier 4 #GoJays

No it is not. 1-0 is the same is 17-6

@ShawnMMcGrath so margin of victory is not factored into the RPI formula??