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Primeaux gave up a bunch of walks to fill the bases and walk in a run then there was a DP that scored another run.

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There’s something to be said for consistency.

You’re fine at that height. I’d be comfortable recommending anything at or above 10. A couple rows below 10 could be fine, but that’d be getting in gray area. Visitor some friends in row 5 last week and it’s no bueno. Also alot of randos/opposing team fans/non-season ticket holders in those obstructed view rows. The 20s are the sweet spot - I’m in 27 :pimp:

$80. Pick up in Baton Rouge only.

If interested, comment with your information and I will contact directly.

I wonder how this compares to CFB and P4 teams across the board.

1) I’d expect modern era of the sport to be much higher % of pass plays called than 5, 10, 15, etc years ago.

2) I’d also expect having an experienced, pro prospect at QB helm, which we undoubtably had last year and continue to have this year despite current offensive struggles, inherently bumps out pass play % higher than the norm.

There are those self-powered BCBS bikes that are stored on blue racks randomly throughout campus.

This thread just saved our tailgate $800 worth of tents. I owe OP several beers. :cheers:

And yet the renewal rate for parking passes is next to 100%, so who can blame the seller when the consumer is more than willing to buy?

I have a pass in lot 400. It’s $300 plus tradition fund of $550, so all in for $850 at face value for 7 total games. Price has skyrocketed over the last 6 years, but essentially have to have it.

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did you just have to say something to get noticed

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I’m not the one who posted some AI-formulated junk.

Obviously the officials won’t be from the SEC or ACC :lol:

This is one of the dumbest OPs I’ve read on this board, which truly is a remarkable feat. Well done.

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2025: small ball + elite pitching = championship.

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Unless you’re focusing on a singular struggling third baseman, there’s nothing small ball about this past team’s offensive approach. Kind of drives me crazy when people think that just because a team isn’t top 5 in the country in HR/SLG that it somehow means the team is automatically small ball. shite, the 2025 team was 17 in the country in total HRs :lol:

2025 was a complete lineup for the most important stretch of year, the postseason. I acknowledge the hitting issues in true road games in conference, but that means nothing come close of regular season when you’re a top 8 seed. With the exception of Braswell, everyone in lineup was capable of earning a base hit, not just putting bat on ball or moving runners over. Again, excepting Braswell, our “worst” 2 hitters in everyday lineup - Luis and Stanfield - were 2 of our most clutch hitters. We’d still find ways to win in games where Bear was wearing a golden sombrero or when Frey finally cooled off. Model signs of a complete lineup.