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Posted on 9/27/23 at 10:08 am to Chadaristic
Posted on 9/27/23 at 10:08 am to Chadaristic
Well deserved! Here’s the RollTide.com write up
Jason Jackson Named 2023 ABCA/Marines National Assistant Coach of the Year
Jackson led the Tide to a 13-6 record and an NCAA Regional championship as interim head coach last season
TUSCALOOSA, Ala. – Alabama associate head coach Jason Jackson was named the 2023 ABCA/Marines National Assistant Coach of the Year, the American Baseball Coaches Association announced on Wednesday morning. Jackson is the Division I representative on the ABCA's list and is the first Crimson Tide assistant to earn the honor in program history.
The ABCA began honoring a National Assistant Coach of the Year annually in 1999. The Assistant Coach of the Year has since expanded and now recognizes outstanding assistant coaches from eight divisions of college baseball and three divisions of high school baseball. Coaching expertise, recruiting, loyalty to the program and respect for the players and the game are some of the many criteria examined when reviewing the candidates for the award. Assistant Coach of the Year honorees are voted on and selected by the ABCA All-America and Coach of the Year committees, in conjunction with the ABCA national office.
ABCA/Marines National Assistant Coach of the Year
Jason Jackson
* Tasked with managing Alabama's 2023 group over the final two months of the season
* Finished with a 13-6 record as interim head coach
* Led the Crimson Tide to an NCAA Super Regional appearance for the first time since 2014
* Helped Alabama earn an NCAA Regional host bid, where the Tide would go 3-0 to be crowned Regional Champions
* Secured three consecutive series wins during the final month of the regular season, highlighted by a victory over then-No. 5 Vanderbilt in his first series as acting head coach
* Jackson's guidance on the mound helped the '23 group match the 1999 team for the Alabama single-season strikeout record with 593 punchouts
* The Tide also recorded seven shutouts in 2023 to tie for the second-most in UA single-season history
* Alabama owned the lowest ERA and average against while also allowing the fewest runs, earned runs and hits during SEC play last season while finishing third overall in the conference for ERA, WHIP and walks per 9.0 innings
Jason Jackson Named 2023 ABCA/Marines National Assistant Coach of the Year
Jackson led the Tide to a 13-6 record and an NCAA Regional championship as interim head coach last season
TUSCALOOSA, Ala. – Alabama associate head coach Jason Jackson was named the 2023 ABCA/Marines National Assistant Coach of the Year, the American Baseball Coaches Association announced on Wednesday morning. Jackson is the Division I representative on the ABCA's list and is the first Crimson Tide assistant to earn the honor in program history.
The ABCA began honoring a National Assistant Coach of the Year annually in 1999. The Assistant Coach of the Year has since expanded and now recognizes outstanding assistant coaches from eight divisions of college baseball and three divisions of high school baseball. Coaching expertise, recruiting, loyalty to the program and respect for the players and the game are some of the many criteria examined when reviewing the candidates for the award. Assistant Coach of the Year honorees are voted on and selected by the ABCA All-America and Coach of the Year committees, in conjunction with the ABCA national office.
ABCA/Marines National Assistant Coach of the Year
Jason Jackson
* Tasked with managing Alabama's 2023 group over the final two months of the season
* Finished with a 13-6 record as interim head coach
* Led the Crimson Tide to an NCAA Super Regional appearance for the first time since 2014
* Helped Alabama earn an NCAA Regional host bid, where the Tide would go 3-0 to be crowned Regional Champions
* Secured three consecutive series wins during the final month of the regular season, highlighted by a victory over then-No. 5 Vanderbilt in his first series as acting head coach
* Jackson's guidance on the mound helped the '23 group match the 1999 team for the Alabama single-season strikeout record with 593 punchouts
* The Tide also recorded seven shutouts in 2023 to tie for the second-most in UA single-season history
* Alabama owned the lowest ERA and average against while also allowing the fewest runs, earned runs and hits during SEC play last season while finishing third overall in the conference for ERA, WHIP and walks per 9.0 innings
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Posted on 9/28/23 at 11:37 am to Alabama_Fan
#PacktheJoe
Game Times Set for Baseball’s Fall Exhibitions
The Tide will host Auburn at 5 p.m. CT on Oct. 13 followed by a 12 p.m. start against Florida State on Oct. 28
TUSCALOOSA, Ala. – Alabama baseball officially announced game times for each of its fall exhibitions at Sewell-Thomas Stadium. The Crimson Tide will first host Auburn on Friday, Oct. 13 at 5 p.m. CT. Two weeks later, UA will welcome Florida State to town on Saturday, Oct. 28 with a 12 p.m. start in that contest. Each exhibition will total 14 innings.
ADMISSION
Admission to each exhibition is free to the public. Gates will open two hours prior to first pitch. Fans are asked to enter Sewell-Thomas Stadium through: Gates 1-3 located directly behind home plate; Gate 9 in center field; or Gate 12 along the left field line. Once inside, fans are to stay in the lower bowl seating area with access to the upper level premium areas of the stadium strictly prohibited.
CONCESSIONS
The food areas at Sewell-Thomas Stadium will not be open for either exhibition. Fans are welcome to bring their own food and drinks into the stadium. Alabama baseball asks that fans please dispose of their trash following the completion of the day's activities.
PARKING
The Coleman Lot adjacent to Sewell-Thomas Stadium will be in-use by fans attending Homecoming festivities on Oct. 13. Those who are wanting to park for the baseball exhibition are asked to park, free of charge, in the Capstone Parking Deck located at the corner of Bryant Drive and 2nd Avenue. Fans are permitted to park anywhere around Sewell-Thomas Stadium for the Oct. 28 exhibition.
RESTROOMS
Restrooms on the first and third base side will be open for use by those in attendance.
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Game Times Set for Baseball’s Fall Exhibitions
The Tide will host Auburn at 5 p.m. CT on Oct. 13 followed by a 12 p.m. start against Florida State on Oct. 28
TUSCALOOSA, Ala. – Alabama baseball officially announced game times for each of its fall exhibitions at Sewell-Thomas Stadium. The Crimson Tide will first host Auburn on Friday, Oct. 13 at 5 p.m. CT. Two weeks later, UA will welcome Florida State to town on Saturday, Oct. 28 with a 12 p.m. start in that contest. Each exhibition will total 14 innings.
ADMISSION
Admission to each exhibition is free to the public. Gates will open two hours prior to first pitch. Fans are asked to enter Sewell-Thomas Stadium through: Gates 1-3 located directly behind home plate; Gate 9 in center field; or Gate 12 along the left field line. Once inside, fans are to stay in the lower bowl seating area with access to the upper level premium areas of the stadium strictly prohibited.
CONCESSIONS
The food areas at Sewell-Thomas Stadium will not be open for either exhibition. Fans are welcome to bring their own food and drinks into the stadium. Alabama baseball asks that fans please dispose of their trash following the completion of the day's activities.
PARKING
The Coleman Lot adjacent to Sewell-Thomas Stadium will be in-use by fans attending Homecoming festivities on Oct. 13. Those who are wanting to park for the baseball exhibition are asked to park, free of charge, in the Capstone Parking Deck located at the corner of Bryant Drive and 2nd Avenue. Fans are permitted to park anywhere around Sewell-Thomas Stadium for the Oct. 28 exhibition.
RESTROOMS
Restrooms on the first and third base side will be open for use by those in attendance.
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