Game 2: Post-Game Notes #2 College of Charleston vs. #3 Oral Roberts
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June 3, 2005

Game 2 - College of Charleston vs. Oral Roberts
Game Notes

College of Charleston:

  • Starting pitcher Ryan Edell carried a perfect game into the fifth-inning before giving up a one-out homerun to Ricky Rivera. Edell pitched 4.1 innings without allowing a baserunner.
  • Phillip Coker had his seven-game hitting streak snapped as he went 0-3 on the day.
  • Chris Campbell now has 87 RBI, a new Southern Conference record and the current national leader for that category.
  • Brett Gardner's two-out 2RBI single in the sixth-inning extended his current hitting streak to 25 games. Gardner now has 296 hits for his career, a school record.
  • Gardner stole second base in the sixth-inning, his 37th of the season, and 96th of his career, building upon his school record for stolen bases.
  • College of Charleston's 495 RBI for the season is a new Southern Conference record.
  • With the win, starting pitcher Ryan Edell improved his record to 8-2 this season and 2-0 in NCAA Regional play.
  • Closer Brett Harker recorded his 15th save of the season and 29th of his career, both school records. The save is his first in NCAA Regional action.
  • College of Charleston's 48 season wins is a school and Southern Conference record.
  • The Cougars are the sixth team in SoCon history to record at least 500 strikeouts.
  • With the win, College of Charleston improves to 3-2 all-time in NCAA Regional play. The Cougars were 2-2 in their only other NCAA Regional appearance last season in the Baton Rouge Regional.

    Oral Roberts:

  • Chris Campbell's homerun in the bottom of the fourth-inning was only the second homerun this season given up by starting pitcher Dennis Bigley.
  • Ricky Rivera's homerun in the top of the fifth-inning broke up Ryan Edell's perfect game. Edell had pitched 4.1 innings without allowing a baserunner.
  • Starting pitcher Dennis Bigley walked 7 batters in 5.1 innings, the most walks he has allowed all season. In the regular season, Bigley only walked 24 batters in 104 innings, or 2/9 IP.
  • Michael Holliman's RBI triple in the sixth-inning was his team leading third triple of the season.
  • With the loss, Dennis Bigley's season record falls to 11-4 overall. Bigley is now 1-2 for his career in NCAA Regional play.
  • With the loss, Oral Roberts falls to 20-33 all-time in NCAA Regional play.
     

     

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