Nathan Ruppel

With a sweep over C-USA bottom-feeder Western Kentucky (4-17 in conference play) this past weekend, Tech has improved to a 11-10 C-USA record, good for 5th in the conference. As we get closer to the conference tournament, it’s worth noting only the top eight teams get in, and only two wins separate the Bulldogs from

Tuesday night was one of the games of the year, with a come from behind victory in the bottom of the ninth. Tech used five pitchers in that game (Hamilton, Jordan, Baughman, Ahlrich, and Griffen), but kept Nate Harris from making an appearance. Harris was still involved in the game, however. He was almost the

Often, if you follow the baseball team on twitter, you will see a tweet like this: T1 | Diaz draws a walk to open the ball game! — Diamond Dogs (@LATechBSB) April 15, 2017 followed shorty with a tweet like this: M1 | Diaz is stranded. Cam Linck ready to make his eighth start of

Louisiana Tech baseball last year went 42-20 and received an invitation to play in the Starkville Regional for the postseason. It was a much more successful year for the Bulldogs than anybody had predicted. This year, Tech hoped to build off that success with goal of making it to Omaha this year. Even though Coach Goff

So we are now 30 games into Tech’s baseball season, and things have definitely gone better. After Tech started 8-0 (and then went 7-2 after that), the team has seem to have fallen off a cliff. Including a home sweep at the hands of Southern Miss, Tech has gone 4-9 against a mix of good