ADAMS STATE (0-2) at LUBBOCK CHRISTIAN (2-0)
Saturday, February 6 - Noon
Hays Field (Lubbock, Texas)
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All-Time Series: LCU leads 10-4
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PROJECTED STARTING PITCHERS
LCU – TBA (0-0, 0.00 ERA)
ASU – TBA (0-0, 0.00 ERA)
 
The season-opening three-game series between Lubbock Christian University and Adams State University comes to a close Saturday at noon with LCU looking to complete a three-game series sweep. 
 
The series has had a tone and that is LCU winning in come-from-behind fashion. LCU has forced ASU into losing a seventh inning and eighth inning lead in the series' first two games.  All pitching decisions in the series have come from the bullpen.
 
Here are some additional series notables:


- LCU is 1-0 when trailing after the sixth inning. They went 6-20 last season when trailing after the sixth inning… LCU is 1-0 when tied after eight innings. They went 0-1 when heading to the ninth with the scored tied last season.
- The Chaps have not committed an error in the series. Last season, LCU only went consecutive games without an error twice. Their season high last season was three straight games without an error, which they will seek to match Saturday.
- LCU had eight two-out runs-batted-in in the series, led by a pair each from Brandon Rix and JP Rousseau.
- Lubbock Christian is hitting .391 in two-out situations in the series.
- Hunter McFall leads LCU hitting .500 in the series (3-for-6) and Jesse Pintado leads the series in hits with four.
- LCU and ASU each had eight hits Friday. LCU was 0-4 last season when they had the same amount of hits as the opposition.
- LCU has hit six doubles in the series and does not have a triple or home run, while ASU has one triple and a homer, but does not have a double produced in the series.
- Zach Moldenhauer of ASU is 3-for-3 reaching base safely when batting in a lead-off role.
- The Chaps have won six consecutive games against ASU.
 
WHAT'S NEXT: The Chaps remain home Tuesday and will host West Texas A&M at 4 p.m. at Hays Field.