Kendall Rogers | D1Baseball.com | March 14, 2015 Friday thoughts: Derby, San Diego State shut down Texas Tech Bubba Derby didn't allow a run and struck out 11 Texas Tech batters in eight innings. Share It’s not always easy being one of the hunted, and Tim Tadlock’s Red Raiders are finding that out the hard way so far this season, especially the past couple of weeks. Tech went on the road last weekend to California and got swept by Fullerton. Well, the Red Raiders didn’t start this weekend in good fashion either, losing 9-0 to San Diego State with right-hander Bubba Derby leading the way. Derby, who has one of the best names in college baseball, struck out 11, didn’t walk anyone and allowed just three hits in eight shutout innings. D1Baseball.com's Shotgun Spratling was in attendance at Tony Gwynn Stadium and said Derby was up to 94 with his fastball, and did a terrific job of locating that pitch around the plate. Derby, Spratling said, also showcased good command of a pair of breaking balls. As for Tech, righthander Ryan Moseley had a tough start against the Aztecs, striking out just three and allowing six runs (four earned) on seven hits in five innings. Texas Tech has now lost four of its last six contests. Complete story at D1Baseball.com 2022 MLB All-Stars' best NCAA baseball postseason highlights, moments Here are some of the best highlights and notable college baseball moments from the 2022 MLB All-Stars. READ MORE College softball rankings: Oklahoma State climbs, San Diego State enters in D1 softball poll While the top of the D1softball rankings remained the same, there was movement down below. Here's a look at the latest rankings. READ MORE Men's college basketball undefeated teams: The last undefeated team from every season this century, ranked Here are the final undefeated DI men's college basketball teams from every season since 2000, and a ranking of which of those 23 teams is the best. READ MORE