STANFORD
Stanford's loss in the rubber game of the series extended the team's series losing streaks to seven in a row overall and seven straight in the Pac-10 with the seven straight Pac-10 series losses the longest stretch in the school's recorded history and the seven straight overall series defeats the longest since Stanford lost eight straight series overall from April 13, 1978 - March 31, 1979
Stanford's next opponent Washington is the last team the Cardinal has beaten in a Pac-10 series from May 12-14, 2006, in Seattle
Stanford has dropped two straight games to Washington State, as well as four of the last six and each of the last two series between the clubs
Stanford has still won 26 of its last 30 games overall against Washington State and leads the all-time series 32-17
Stanford went its second straight game without recording double digits in hits after having previously strung together a season-best nine consecutive double digit hit contests
The game was Stanford's first of the 2007 season on a Monday, marking the final day of the week the Cardinal has played on this season
Erik Davis' 7.0 inning outing was the longest of his career in his second career Pac-10 start
Sean Ratliff (CF) has now played in and started all 45 games this season and is the only Stanford player to do so
Sean Ratliff extended his career-high hit streak to 11 games when he bunted for a single to start the top of the sixth and eventually came around to score
Adam Sorgi had his 10-game hit streak snapped by going 0-for-3 with a sacrifice bunt and saw his average dip to .396 in his attempt to become just the seventh player in Stanford history to hit .400 or better in a single season (Sorgi is now just 1.5 at bats away from having the minimum number of at bats to qualify for Stanford, Pac-10 and NCAA stat leaders)
The game clocked in at 2:39 to mark the second sub three-hour game of the series
Stanford was errorless for the 11th time in 2007
Stanford lost for just the second time in 16 games in which the Cardinal has led after five innings
Stanford is now 0-3 in the rubber games of three-game series this season
Stanford did not draw a walk in the contest, snapping a string of 33 games in which the Cardinal had walked at least once
The 252 fans in attendance for the Monday matinee marked the smallest crowd to see a 2007 Stanford Baseball game