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[quote]Dude is a strikeout machine one hit today doesn’t justify what’s happened over the season.[/quote] He’s reached base safely like 8-9 times this weekend. Thats not just 1 hit...

[quote]so over the last 2 series and this series he is 3-21 not at all what you expect out of a DH or a 5th year player[/quote] So to put up the numbers in SEC play he has he must have been pretty damn good the first 6 series. 5th year players are above having a slump? ...

[quote]he just can't come up with big, timely hits![/quote] Only had two of the biggest and most timely hits in lsu history but ok...

[quote]Tanks just can’t seem to break things open when he has the opportunity.[/quote] Had a 2 run double last night to give us a 4 run lead. Had a 2 run double today to give us a 2-1 lead He’s crushed their pitching this weekend. He’s not going to get a hit every at bat ...

[quote]him and Milazzo sure don't look like 5th years SEC batters[/quote] Hitting .264 w 7 HRs in SEC play. That’s better than Dugas last year. He hit .200 in SEC play. 5th year players are still playing college ball 5 years later because they’re not great prospects....

[quote]It's also airing on MLB Network.[/quote] Can watch for free too if you have Prime...

[quote]Milazzo should’ve hit him in the back with the ball and it would’ve been called.[/quote]id rather he’d thrown the ball to Jones ...

[quote]Or it’s the trend of championship teams lately.[/quote] Look at the runners up too. Oklahoma was runner up in 2022 and finished w a losing recird in the big 12 and were barely over .500 in 2023 Florida this year has a losing record in the SEC and is 1 game over .500 overall As with...

what was wrong with the lineup tonight? What should it have been? I feel like some people just fish for upvotes when we lose by posting dumb shite, and if it's a post melting about something other idiots will slam the upvote button. I'm gonna let you in on a secret. Scoring 7 runs on a Friday...

This is the actual rule [quote]NCAA Rule 7, Section 11 (p) : In running the last half of the distance from home plate to first base while the ball is being fielded to first base, the batter-runner runs outside the 3-foot restraining line or inside the foul line and, in so doing, interferes with the ...