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Posted on 5/2/23 at 8:46 am to SummerOfGeorge
Holman is from Pennsylvania. I’m just wondering if someone back home caught wind and tried to make some money.
Just a odd deal all around.
Just a odd deal all around.
Posted on 5/2/23 at 9:07 am to TideSaint
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That guy lives and breaths Alabama sports.
Posted on 5/2/23 at 10:07 am to Othello
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They are openly an Auburn fan and contribute nothing of value.
Could have just stopped at Auburn fan and we would have completely understood
Posted on 5/2/23 at 10:28 am to cdur86
One last wallow in self pity before moving on to Vandy. I knew the weekend was bad, but…. from the RBR postmortem…
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Tiger batters pounced on any mistakes, hitting nine home runs in the series, most with runners on base. The Tide bullpen had a dismal performance, pitching a total of 13 innings, allowing 19 hits, 18 walks, three hit batters, and 20 runs, 19 of which were earned for a 13.15 ERA.
Posted on 5/2/23 at 10:34 am to Alabama_Fan
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18 walks, three hit batters
Pathetic.
Posted on 5/2/23 at 10:42 am to TideSaint
Yes Alabama_Fan is a great poster!
Posted on 5/2/23 at 4:29 pm to Othello
The story never made sense and I’m not necessarily worried yet, but this sounds a bit more ominous… (On3)
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Report: NCAA 'gathering additional information' following report of Ohio betting halt on Alabama baseball
The NCAA is “gathering additional information” in light of an ESPN report about an Ohio betting halt on Alabama baseball, according to a statement sent to AL.com. ESPN published the report Monday regarding “suspicious” betting activity during the Crimson Tide’s game against LSU on Friday.
According to a message obtained by ESPN, Ohio Casino Control Commission executive director Matthew T. Schuler said “the acceptance of any wagers on University of Alabama baseball effective immediately” due to “suspicious wagering activity” at the BetMGM Sportsbook at Great American Ballpark in Cincinnati. Alabama trailed LSU 8-1 in the eighth inning of Friday’s game before losing 8-6.
In a statement to AL.com, the NCAA said it is “actively gathering additional information” about the situation.
“The NCAA takes sports wagering very seriously and is committed to the protection of student-athlete well-being and the integrity of competition,” the statement read. “We are aware of this issue and actively gathering additional information.”
Since Alabama was playing LSU, Louisiana also received an alert about suspicious activity, according to NOLA.com. Chairman Ronnie Johns said since bets were placed in Cincinnati, they raised some red flags.
“There were a couple of bets made in Cincinnati, Ohio,” Johns said. “One was on a parlay which involved the LSU-Alabama game, and then there was another straight-up (money line) bet, I was told it was a large bet that involved LSU-Alabama.”
LSU was about a -245 favorite to win the game, according to ESPN, and Johns confirmed the bets were on the Tigers to win. That’s why he doesn’t think the suspicious activity came from the LSU side.
“That in itself indicates that there’s definitely no suspicious activity on the part of LSU,” Johns said. “You don’t typically suspect the team that was picked to win the game. The problem would have been whether someone on the Alabama side was suspicious of activity.”
Per NCAA rules, “participation in sports wagering activities and from providing information to individuals involved in or associated with any type of sports wagering activities concerning intercollegiate, amateur or professional athletics competition.”
Heading into the eighth inning of Friday’s game, LSU held an 8-1 lead before Alabama scored five runs over the final two innings, including four in the top of the ninth inning.
LSU pitcher Griffin Herring allowed five runs on six hits and two walks in 2.2 innings pitched. Bryce Collins then came in to close it out, allowing a hit and striking out the final batter of the inning.
Posted on 5/2/23 at 5:11 pm to Alabama_Fan
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The alleged suspicious wagering activity on Friday's Alabama-LSU baseball game occurred at the sportsbook located at Great American Ballpark, according to a spokesperson for the Ohio Casino Control Commission.
Posted on 5/2/23 at 5:30 pm to Alabama_Fan
Louisiana was alerted to suspicious betting on LSU-Alabama. Here's what happened. (Nola.com)
No indication LSU baseball was involved in any wrongdoing
No indication LSU baseball was involved in any wrongdoing
Posted on 5/2/23 at 6:52 pm to Alabama_Fan
NCAA, UA Release Statements Surrounding Alabama Baseball Gambling Situation
Sportsbooks in Ohio shut down any bets involving the Crimson Tide after suspicious activity before Friday night's game against No. 1 LSU.
Sportsbooks in Ohio shut down any bets involving the Crimson Tide after suspicious activity before Friday night's game against No. 1 LSU.
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"Alabama Athletics became aware of this situation Monday evening and is actively seeking information about the report," a UA spokesperson said Tuesday evening.
Posted on 5/2/23 at 7:29 pm to Alabama_Fan
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You don’t typically suspect the team that was picked to win the game
This doesn’t make any sense to me, do they suspect Alabama of “throwing” games they aren’t supposed to win???
Posted on 5/2/23 at 10:01 pm to Alabama_Fan
Reckon the “fishy” part was not just moving McMillan into the starting role Friday instead of going straight bull pen.
I’d assumed we didn’t start McMillan because his “warm-up” and routine is like a day long.
I said Friday that we conceded the game by not starting him. Not that I disagreed with the decision.
I absolutely hate that a sport book took a bad beat. Hate to see it.
I’d assumed we didn’t start McMillan because his “warm-up” and routine is like a day long.
I said Friday that we conceded the game by not starting him. Not that I disagreed with the decision.
I absolutely hate that a sport book took a bad beat. Hate to see it.
Posted on 5/3/23 at 6:40 am to Freight Joker
So McMillan texts parents, “Hey make sure to watch. I’m starting tonight.”
Parents let everyone they know in on this so that they can watch. Information gets around…
If I am a betting man, I am not upping my wager because of this.
But I’m am like an earlier poster. I am glad a bookie took a beating.
Parents let everyone they know in on this so that they can watch. Information gets around…
If I am a betting man, I am not upping my wager because of this.
But I’m am like an earlier poster. I am glad a bookie took a beating.
This post was edited on 5/3/23 at 6:42 am
Posted on 5/3/23 at 10:07 am to Alabama_Fan
Have you heard any update on Luke? Thanks, and RTR
Posted on 5/3/23 at 10:23 am to Hback
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Have you heard any update on Luke?
All I heard was he woke up with a ‘stiff back’ on Friday. It wasn’t expected to be anything serious - I’m anticipating he’ll be back tomorrow but we should get the series preview later today and know for sure if that’s the plan. Also heard Hess was due back ‘before the end of the year’, which is rapidly approaching.
Posted on 5/3/23 at 11:14 am to Freight Joker
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I’d assumed we didn’t start McMillan because his “warm-up” and routine is like a day long.
It's more than that. Most of these starters are on very specific routines that cover 5-6 days to recover from the last start and prepare for the next one. They line up their bullpens, strength work, recovery, etc., to start a specific day. So it's not always as easy as just moving the Saturday starter up a day.
Posted on 5/3/23 at 1:07 pm to Bham Bammer
Holman’s scheduled to be back. Still no Hess.
May Opens for Baseball with Home Series against No. 5 Vanderbilt
The Crimson Tide and Commodores will meet for the 166th time in series history on Thursday
Alabama baseball begins its May slate of games this Thursday as the Crimson Tide opens its series with No. 5 Vanderbilt. Games one and two of the series are scheduled for 7 p.m. CT starts with the finale on Saturday slated for 2 p.m. Thursday's contest will air on ESPNU followed by an SEC Network broadcast on Friday and an SEC Network+ game on Saturday.
The series with Vanderbilt will feature numerous promotions across all three games. Thursday will be 'Star Wars Day' at The Joe. The first 500 fans can pick up an Alabama baseball Star Wars-themed koozie at the gates. For game two of the series, the Tide will be handing out Alabama baseball pint glasses to the first 300 fans through the gates. The glass is the fourth of five 'SEC Cup Series' giveaways.
Saturday will be the team's 'Bama Salute' game, honoring active duty and former military members from all service branches. The Tide will offer two free tickets to service members with the opportunity to purchase additional tickets for $5 apiece. (military ID required).
The weekend finale on Saturday will also continue 'Kids' Day at The Joe'. All kids 18-and-under can purchase a $5 general admission ticket. Children will also have the chance to run the bases postgame. Additionally, Saturday will be the Tide's fourth baseball card giveaway of the 2023 season. The trading cards are part of a season-long promotion highlighting the 2023 roster. Kids can get their fourth pack of cards and stay after the game to get autographs from the group of players featured in Saturday's group.
Follow the Tide
Fans can follow the series via the below outlets:
Watch: ESPNU (Thursday) / SEC Network (Friday) / SEC Network+ (Saturday)
Listen: 100.9 FM / CTSN / The Varsity App
Twitter: @AlabamaBSB
Live Stats: RollTide.com
Probable Starting Pitching Matchups
THURSDAY: UA – Luke Holman (So., RHP) vs. VU – Carter Holton (So., LHP)
FRIDAY: UA – Garrett McMillan (Sr., RHP) vs. VU – Hunter Owen (Jr., LHP)
SATURDAY: UA – Jacob McNairy (Gr., RHP) vs. VU – Devin Futrell (So., LHP)
May Opens for Baseball with Home Series against No. 5 Vanderbilt
The Crimson Tide and Commodores will meet for the 166th time in series history on Thursday
Alabama baseball begins its May slate of games this Thursday as the Crimson Tide opens its series with No. 5 Vanderbilt. Games one and two of the series are scheduled for 7 p.m. CT starts with the finale on Saturday slated for 2 p.m. Thursday's contest will air on ESPNU followed by an SEC Network broadcast on Friday and an SEC Network+ game on Saturday.
The series with Vanderbilt will feature numerous promotions across all three games. Thursday will be 'Star Wars Day' at The Joe. The first 500 fans can pick up an Alabama baseball Star Wars-themed koozie at the gates. For game two of the series, the Tide will be handing out Alabama baseball pint glasses to the first 300 fans through the gates. The glass is the fourth of five 'SEC Cup Series' giveaways.
Saturday will be the team's 'Bama Salute' game, honoring active duty and former military members from all service branches. The Tide will offer two free tickets to service members with the opportunity to purchase additional tickets for $5 apiece. (military ID required).
The weekend finale on Saturday will also continue 'Kids' Day at The Joe'. All kids 18-and-under can purchase a $5 general admission ticket. Children will also have the chance to run the bases postgame. Additionally, Saturday will be the Tide's fourth baseball card giveaway of the 2023 season. The trading cards are part of a season-long promotion highlighting the 2023 roster. Kids can get their fourth pack of cards and stay after the game to get autographs from the group of players featured in Saturday's group.
Follow the Tide
Fans can follow the series via the below outlets:
Watch: ESPNU (Thursday) / SEC Network (Friday) / SEC Network+ (Saturday)
Listen: 100.9 FM / CTSN / The Varsity App
Twitter: @AlabamaBSB
Live Stats: RollTide.com
Probable Starting Pitching Matchups
THURSDAY: UA – Luke Holman (So., RHP) vs. VU – Carter Holton (So., LHP)
FRIDAY: UA – Garrett McMillan (Sr., RHP) vs. VU – Hunter Owen (Jr., LHP)
SATURDAY: UA – Jacob McNairy (Gr., RHP) vs. VU – Devin Futrell (So., LHP)
Posted on 5/3/23 at 2:41 pm to Bham Bammer
D1 Baseball Field 64 Projections (5-3-23)
#1 LSU (1) (#2 USM, #3 Washington, #4 Incarnate Word)
#1 Vanderbilt (3) (#2 Maryland, #3 Louisville, #4 Alabama St)
#1 South Carolina (4) (#2 Clemson, #3 Wofford, #4 Davidson)
#1 Arkansas (5) (#2 Oregon St, #3 Kansas St, #4 SE Mizz St)
#1 Florida (6) (#2 Notre Dame, #3 Troy, #4 FGCU)
#2 Tennessee (Terre Haute - #16 Indiana State) (#1 ISU, #3 Iowa, #4 CMU)
#2 Kentucky (Durham - #7 Duke) (#1 Duke, #3 UCLA, #4 Harvard)
#3 Auburn (Coral Gables - #11 Miami) (#1 Miami, #2 Indiana, #4 Army)
#3 Alabama (Morgantown - #10 West Virginia) (#1 WVU, #2 Virginia, #4 Wright St)
#3 Texas A&M (Palo Alto - #8 Stanford) (#1 Stanford, #2 UCSB, #4 SDSU)
#3 Georgia (Winston Salem - #2 Wake Forest) (#1 Wake, #2 Campbell, #4 Rider)
Last 4 In
#61 UTSA
#62 Troy
#63 Texas Tech
#64 Georgia
First 4 Out
#65 UC Irvine
#66 Texas State
#67 Elon
#68 Virginia Tech
#1 LSU (1) (#2 USM, #3 Washington, #4 Incarnate Word)
#1 Vanderbilt (3) (#2 Maryland, #3 Louisville, #4 Alabama St)
#1 South Carolina (4) (#2 Clemson, #3 Wofford, #4 Davidson)
#1 Arkansas (5) (#2 Oregon St, #3 Kansas St, #4 SE Mizz St)
#1 Florida (6) (#2 Notre Dame, #3 Troy, #4 FGCU)
#2 Tennessee (Terre Haute - #16 Indiana State) (#1 ISU, #3 Iowa, #4 CMU)
#2 Kentucky (Durham - #7 Duke) (#1 Duke, #3 UCLA, #4 Harvard)
#3 Auburn (Coral Gables - #11 Miami) (#1 Miami, #2 Indiana, #4 Army)
#3 Alabama (Morgantown - #10 West Virginia) (#1 WVU, #2 Virginia, #4 Wright St)
#3 Texas A&M (Palo Alto - #8 Stanford) (#1 Stanford, #2 UCSB, #4 SDSU)
#3 Georgia (Winston Salem - #2 Wake Forest) (#1 Wake, #2 Campbell, #4 Rider)
Last 4 In
#61 UTSA
#62 Troy
#63 Texas Tech
#64 Georgia
First 4 Out
#65 UC Irvine
#66 Texas State
#67 Elon
#68 Virginia Tech
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