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April 28, 2009
Team of the Week
Clemson Named CBI
Team of the Week
With a 4-1 week, including three wins over ranked teams, Clemson
is the CBI Team of the Week.
The Tigers topped No. 21 Coastal Carolina 5-3 on Tuesday and won
at in-state rival South Carolina 12-2 on Wednesday before taking two of three
from No. 7 Georgia Tech over the weekend. After a 5-4 loss on Friday, Clemson
claimed the ACC series with an 8-5 win on Saturday and a 6-3 victory on Sunday.
Honorable mention goes to Kansas State, which went 2-0-1 in a Big
12 series at No. 4 Texas. Oklahoma defeated Wichita State before sweeping a
three-game Big 12 set at No. 12 Baylor. Ole Miss beat UALR and won at Southern
Miss before taking two of three from No. 5 Georgia. TCU beat Texas A&M-Corpus
Christi twice before taking two of three at San Diego State. Texas State won at
No. 12 Baylor before sweeping McNeese State to extend its win streak to 12. LSU
beat Southeastern Louisiana and Louisiana-Lafayette before a three-game SEC
sweep of Auburn. Cal State Fullerton defeated San Diego and won at Pepperdine
before taking three at UC Davis. Florida State took two from UNC Asheville and
three from Wake Forest to stretch its win streak to nine. Florida won at Florida
Gulf Coast and topped USF before sweeping three from South Carolina. USF
rebounded from its loss at Florida to sweep a three-game Big East series from
West Virginia. Illinois bounced back from a loss at Saint Louis to win three at
Penn State to move into a tie for first in the Big Ten. Rhode Island lost to
Northeastern, then beat Sacred Heart and Connecticut before sweeping a
three-game A-10 series at Saint Joseph’s. Central Connecticut State swept a
four-game set at Long Island to move into first in the Northeast Conference.
Kent State swept a doubleheader at Youngstown State before winning two of three
at Ohio to move into first in the MAC Eastern Division. James Madison beat
Longwood before sweeping a three-game set with Georgia State to climb to second
in the CAA.
Previous Teams of the Week
April 21 -
Texas
April 14 -
Kansas
April 7 -
Georgia Southern
March 31 -
San Diego
March 24 -
Duke
March 17 -
Cal State Fullerton
March 10 -
Illinois
March 3 -
Rice
Feb. 24 -
Middle Tennessee
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