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Whether you think the media gives LSU credit for the 2003 championship or not (I personally think LSU gets ample credit for it) the media has already implicitly given LSU credit for '03 post 2020. After Bama won the irrelevant Covid ship, there was tons of talk in the media about how significant it ...

[quote]In the exact situation that you're so worried about, where a runner goes all the way from first to third, because the ss is covering second, the pitcher has the responsibility, and plenty of time, to cover third base.[/quote] my point to you is that this isn’t an actual play. It is a baseball...

[quote]And on a bunt play where the corners are crashing, the second baseman will run to first and the shortstop covers second. [/quote] That leaves no one at 3rd which is just not acceptable in a normal play call. I agree that the goal is to prevent runs from scoring, but your play should also not ...

[quote]not having the corners crashing would have been gross negligence, in my opinion.[/quote]The first and third basemen both crash only when the bases are unoccupied with runners. When runners are on the corners, third base is typically the only one that crashes while the pitcher covers the first...

What's funny is the IARP did NOT find credible evidence of cash payments to prospective players or families. They also said that Wade's show cause is not totally restrictive but is limited to 10 games. Basically, there was no severe penalty issued due to lack of clear proof of wrongdoing. Glad all y...

If you think Jay Johnson is "just standing there observing," you should probably pay closer attention to what he does throughout a game. There's a reason coaches that are worth their salt are trying to get that headset off as quickly as possible...

"Mike Bianco will be the next LSU baseball head coach." --Matt Moscona one week prior to Jay Johnson being hired...

I remember when Tennessee fans told me he would barely be in their weekend rotation if he was a Volunteer. Good times...

I will never understand the fan obsession with adding berm/levee seating to the stadium. Having fans sit or stand on a grass hill in a pivotal conference or postseason game seems silly to me...

My understanding of the rule is that the clock is for both the pitcher and the hitter. The hitter has 10 seconds to get ready. If he's not in the box ready to hit by the time the clock hits the 10-second mark, a strike is called...