Kyle Collier

We know all about the power.

And really, I thought in the last 20 games of the season, he really emerged as a top three bat in the lineup.

I see him as the X Factor.

Would you agree with that statement?

Or do you see somebody else in this starting nine that could have a really, really big weekend to get Kansas to the Supers?

Going back to Northeastern, I know you bring up that they are the number one team in the country in stealing bases.

What's more important tomorrow?

Is it going to be holding runners or is it going to be Augusto Mungarieta finding a way to really throw out maybe two or three guys that are trying to swipe second or swipe third?

Is this more on the pitcher tomorrow or is this going to be more on the man behind the plate in Mungarieta?

And lastly, we know all about the increased capacity, the backyard and left field, the tickets being sold out a minute or two into tickets going on sale.

For those heading out to the game tomorrow, I know weather could be a little bit shaky, might see some showers, but what atmosphere should you expect going for the noon game, going to the 5 o'clock game, and all weekend long as Lawrence is really in a historic spot for their baseball program?

All right.

Well, Gabriel, appreciate your time as always.

Enjoy the weekend, and let's hope to see the Jayhawks and the Supers.

There he goes.

That's Gabriel Stigers, one of the play-by-play guys for Kansas baseball.

Jayhawks and Northeastern, a first pitch of noon tomorrow.

After that, it'll be Arkansas and Missouri State at 5 p.m.

Kansas wins that game, which you want to advance to the Supers.

You probably don't want to lose game number one against the four seed in your region, even as good as Northeastern is, because that'll just put you on the brink the rest of the way.