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re: Delete

Posted by benerwin22 on 4/19/25 at 3:54 pm to
This still available?

re: Greenbrier basketball Roll Call

Posted by benerwin22 on 11/24/24 at 4:49 pm to
Why does MM refuse to run a play on the inside for a last possession?
Row? Seats? Email without spaces?
Performing well in a big moment. How dare they celebrate. Clutch your pearls somewhere else, Karen.

FS 4 LSU vs Tex Tech tickets

Posted by benerwin22 on 1/26/23 at 12:29 pm
Sec 208 row N seats 7-10
100 for the four
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FS 4 LSU vs Tenn MBB Tix

Posted by benerwin22 on 1/18/23 at 12:10 pm
Section 208 Row N Seats 7-10
150 for all 4 OBO
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re: Kelvin Joseph

Posted by benerwin22 on 4/15/22 at 6:31 pm to
When keeping it real goes wrong

Great run hogs.

Posted by benerwin22 on 3/26/22 at 10:02 pm
Respect
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Chuck Norris wears Joe Burrow pajamas

FS: 4 Tenn BBall tickets Sold

Posted by benerwin22 on 1/7/22 at 9:09 am
Sec 208 4 together

200 for the set

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re: Lipscomb 12/22 at 7:00

Posted by benerwin22 on 12/19/21 at 7:42 pm to
Season tickets full. Let’s ride.

WTB basketball season tickets

Posted by benerwin22 on 9/24/21 at 5:16 pm
Looking for 4 (together) season basketball tickets. Email benerwin22@yahoo.com with any available offers.

re: NORTHWESTERN 7 @ LSU 3 FINAL

Posted by benerwin22 on 5/18/21 at 5:11 pm to
Anyone else having problems getting the game on ESPN app?

re: Alan Dumb

Posted by benerwin22 on 4/2/21 at 8:51 pm to
Jaden hill is done. What more proof do you need?

Alan Dumb

Posted by benerwin22 on 4/2/21 at 8:49 pm
How long does this moron keep ruining arms?
Needs to adopt the Kenny Powers persona. Without the coke habit.
Dude, with all due respect you are going to get a better explanation of quantum physics on this board rather than a rational, thought provoking counter argument.

ISO 2-4 VCU tickets

Posted by benerwin22 on 12/15/20 at 3:37 pm
Lsu vs VCU on 12/22. Lowers if possible. Email benerwin22@yahoo.com
Let’s make no mistake. This ranking was meant to set up championship weekend for ratings and more importantly ad revenue. Rankings can be fluid based on those factors.
It was the right move for Ole Miss. A double with two outs puts you down one but in position to win. I’m glad it didn’t but it’s a smart baseball move
They cash their paychecks signed by assholes up top and sleep comfortably unfortunately
So a scapegoat for the ACC. Sounds about right
The average height of the walls at Boss stadium are 10.5 ft while the walls at Alex Box are 10.5 ft in the corners but grow to 12 in center. This will certainly be a factor when it comes to exit speed of the ball and more appropriately, trajectory. No triggers. Only wet panties for science, baseball, and Neil De Grasse Tyson.
The wind velocity stands alone unless there is a “wind tunnel”. Think the quad at LSU that has two openings at the north end that puts an occasional nice breeze on a sunny day. Aside for a natural or constructed “wind tunnel”, the batters will get the natural westward blowing wind . Neil Grasse Tyson is an LSU Baseball fan.
The elevation difference is about 180 feet (59 above sea level for BR AND 230 for Corvallis). Not a huge difference when you compare Mile High stadium to BR. so wind direction and velocity still hold sway over molecular density. Other than that the difference between the two stadiums sea level is basically a wash when comparing molecular density at the same temperature. Being that it will be vastly colder, I stand by my scientist statement. This Neil De Grasse Tyson for your science baseball announcement.
Honest answer:

Being that temperature in Corvallis will be about twenty degrees cooler at least will demonstrate that air molecules will be more densely packed. Hence, a 332 homerun at Alex box stadium could result in a 328 out at Oregon state. This applies to both teams as does wind direction and velocity. However, since the hometeam typically is used to playing in those conditions, the advantage usually shades towards them. This has been your baseball science lesson by Neil De Grasse Tyson. Geaux!