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Nebraska Baseball got what it wished for a top 8 seed for regional and super regional games if they are to advance that far.  In the Huskers bracket for regionals that starts this Friday at Hawks Field in Lincoln, Nebraska will face off against Manhattan in the first game and Miami will battle San Francisco in the second game.  The Nebraska / Manhattan game will start at 1:05 central time followed by the Miami / San Francisco game at 7:05.

The 16 regional champions advance to super regional play June 9 to 12, which will pare the field to the eight that will advance to play in the 60th College World Series at Rosenblatt Stadium beginning June 16.

Lincoln Regional Schedule
Friday, June 2
Nebraska vs. Manhattan, 1:05 p.m. (Game 1)
Miami vs. San Francisco, 7:05 p.m. (Game 2)

Saturday, June 3
Loser Game 1 vs. Loser Game 2, 1:05 p.m. (Game 3)
Winner Game 1 vs. Winner Game 2, 7:05 p.m. (Game 4)

Sunday, June 4
Winner Game 3 vs. Loser Game 4, 1:05 p.m. (Game 5)
Winner Game 4 vs. Winner Game 5, 6:05 p.m. (Game 6)

Monday, June 5
Winner Game 6 vs. Loser Game 6, 1:05 p.m. (Game 7)*
*if necessary

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The NCAA announced Sunday that the University of Nebraska was selected as one of 16 sites to host NCAA Regional baseball tournament action next weekend in Lincoln.  The 2006 Lincoln Regional begins on Friday, June 2, with two opening-round games and could run through Monday, June 5 at Hawks Field at Haymarket Park.This is the fifth time in the last six years that Nebraska has been chosen to host an NCAA Regional.  The Huskers, have won three regional titles at home (2001, 2002, 2005).

Huskers.Com Regional Article

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Nebraska’s late inning ralley fell short as the Huskers lost to Kansas 9-7 in the Big 12 Championship today.  With the runner-up finish, the Huskers will wait for the announcement of the NCAA Tournament, when the field is announced on Monday at 11:30 a.m. (central). Nebraska (42-15) did learn earlier on Sunday that it was selected as one of 16 sites around the nation to host a four-team regional next weekend at Hawks Field in Lincoln, earning an at-large bid to the NCAA Tournament.

The Huskers will be hoping that they receive a top 8 overall seed and host a super regional if they make it through next weekends regional tournament in Lincoln.  If you are looking for tickets to the regional, super regional, or College World Series you have got to check out StubHub or Tickets Now!

The team, chosen by a vote of the league’s coaches earlier this week, included five Huskers who received first-team All-Big 12 honors. First baseman Brandon Buckman, shortstop Ryan Wehrle, right fielder Luke Gorsett, starting pitcher Tony Watson and closer Brett Jensen were all first-team selections, giving the Huskers’ their highest number of first-team honorees since 2001. The five first-team selections also matches NU’s best mark in school history.

In addition to the five first-team honorees, Andrew Brown (utility) and Johnny Dorn (starting pitcher) were both chosen as second-team honorees, while Jake Opitz (second baseman), Jeff Christy (catcher), Nick Jaros (outfield) and Andy Gerch (designated hitter) were all honorable-mention picks.
All-Big 12 Team
First Team
1B — (tie) Brandon Buckman, Nebraska; Chance Wheeless, Texas
2B — Jared Schweitzer, Kansas
3B — Tyler Mach, Oklahoma State
SS — Ryan Wehrle, Nebraska
C — Zach Dillon, Baylor
OF — Luke Gorsett, Nebraska; Drew Stubbs, Texas; Roger Kieschnick, Texas Tech
DH — (tie) Jacob Priday, Missouri; Hunter Harris, Texas
UTIL — Jordy Mercer (SS-P), Oklahoma State
SP — Nathan Culp, Missouri; Tony Watson, Nebraska; Kyle McCulloch, Texas
RP — Don Czyz, Kansas; Brett Jensen, Nebraska

Player of the Year — (co) Tyler Mach, Oklahoma State; Drew Stubbs, Texas
Pitcher of the Year — Kyle McCulloch, Texas
Newcomer of the Year — Tyler Mach, Oklahoma State
Freshman Player of the Year — OF Roger Kieschnick, Texas Tech
Freshman Pitcher of the Year — Miles Morgan, Texas Tech

Second Team
1B — Kevin Smith, Oklahoma
2B — Russell Raley, Oklahoma; Shelby Ford, Oklahoma State
3B — Jared Goedert, Kansas State; Ryan Rohlinger, Oklahoma
SS — Beamer Weems, Baylor; Ritchie Price, Kansas
C — Matt Smith, Texas Tech
OF — John Allman, Kansas; Gus Milner, Kansas; Chuckie Caulfield, Oklahoma; Corey Brown, Oklahoma State; Keanon Simon, Oklahoma State; Carson Kainer, Texas
DH — Deik Scram, Oklahoma State
UTIL — Andrew Brown, Nebraska; Aaron Reza, Oklahoma
SP — Johnny Dorn, Nebraska; Daniel McCutchen, Oklahoma; Steven Guerra, Oklahoma; Brae Wright, Oklahoma State
RP — Austin Wood, Texas; Hart Hering, Texas A&M

Honorable Mention: Baylor — OF Seth Fortenberry; SP Ryan LaMotta; Kansas — SP Kodiak Quick; Kansas State — OF Joe Roundy; OF Barrett Rice; Missouri — OF Evan Frey; OF Zane Taylor; SP Max Scherzer; RP Travis Wendte; Nebraska — 2B Jake Opitz; C Jeff Christy; OF Nick Jaros; DH Andy Gerch; Oklahoma — C Jackson Williams; Oklahoma State — SP Matt Gardner; Texas A&M — SS Jose Salazar; Texas Tech — 2B Willie Rueda; SP Miles Morgan.

Husker Football recruit Steve Allen will not be making it to Lincoln as everything thought.  He has learned that attending a community college in Kansas his first year and then two community colleges in California will stop him from attending the University of Nebraska.  He might have to head to a Division 2 school to continue his football career. 

Allen’s teammate Andre Jones the 5 star secondary player will be make it to Lincoln for sure.  He has passed all his classes and will be in Lincoln in June!

Word is that Fox called Steve Pederson the other day and asked if they would mind moving their game to Sunday night instead of Saturday September 2nd.  I don’t think this is a great idea when Nebraska has to turn around and play again the next Saturday.  I like a full week of rest and a schedule that the players and coaches are used to.  Keep it that way please :) 

What do you all think about the possible game date move?  Leave a comment and lets hear what all the Husker fans have to say.

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The Huskers have added another commitment to their 2006 class. Jay-R Strowbridge, a point guard from Sparkman High School in northern Alabama, originally committed to Murray State but choose not to attend after the head coach took another coaching job at a different school.

Strowbridge averaged 14 points and four rebounds for Sparkman, who reached the state playoffs in Alabama’s largest class with a 32-4 record. Because the spring signing period has passed, Strowbridge’s commitment is non-binding; he’s not officially a scholarship member of the Huskers until classes start in the fall.

Link to full article on Omaha.Com