06-18-2026, 05:35 AM
"In its four games, Georgia hit .183 and slugged .336, well under its season averages of .326 and .628 before Omaha, both top five in Division I.
The light and shadows of Charles Schwab Field appeared to affect the Bulldogs, who played in the evening session for all four of their games as the sun set on Omaha. But the same conditions didn’t stop Oklahoma from smashing five home runs off Georgia pitching Wednesday.
And the light conditions didn’t appear to be a factor in the fifth and sixth innings, when Georgia tried to rally from a 4-0 deficit after four innings with two of its biggest bats at the plate."
--Ken Sugiura, Sports columnist
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Personally, I was not impressed with Dan Jackson's final games this season. It appeared the stage was just too large for him. Or was it lights and shadows or smoke and mirrors?
The light and shadows of Charles Schwab Field appeared to affect the Bulldogs, who played in the evening session for all four of their games as the sun set on Omaha. But the same conditions didn’t stop Oklahoma from smashing five home runs off Georgia pitching Wednesday.
And the light conditions didn’t appear to be a factor in the fifth and sixth innings, when Georgia tried to rally from a 4-0 deficit after four innings with two of its biggest bats at the plate."
--Ken Sugiura, Sports columnist
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Personally, I was not impressed with Dan Jackson's final games this season. It appeared the stage was just too large for him. Or was it lights and shadows or smoke and mirrors?
