The CCG being moved to Friday night (December 6th) is a downgrade.

The first one is clearly not at the request of ESPN. I'm sure they don't give a rats ass when we play USL. Note to AD Harris: DO NOT AGREE TO PLAY THE K-STATE or SOUTH FLORIDA GAMES BEFORE 7 PM.

Popping back in because I saw talk of facilities and wanted to let you know David Harris's vision of a practice facility at UNI is coming to fruition now. Our state BOR approved it today and we have a decent sized group of donors that have completely covered the cost of it at this point. So the pos...

They should just go to 16, give every conference champion a spot, and have 7 at-large bids which would go primarily to SEC and B1G with a few to the ACC and Big 12. The Pee's would never agree to every conference champion, but it would be the best solution. Few G5's would ever play a home game in th...

Fifth Quarter Tulane wrote: ↑Wed Feb 28, 2024 12:32 pm The silver lining is the more losses the more likely a change will happen

Although Tulane has a history of keeping floundering coaches around far too long

Yeah, you right x2.

It's all so subjective. Somebody posted a Denver based NFL podcast that ranted and raved about Pratt during the week leading up to the Senior Bowl, then another one posted that Pratt "hurt his chances" at Senior Bowl week and could go undrafted. I thnk the later is far from accurate. But t...

anEngineer wrote: ↑Mon Feb 26, 2024 8:14 am How many of us find ourselves screaming at the TV when we watch men's or women's games and have to listen to announcers talking about what great coaches Hunter and Stockton are? It happens in every game.

I can't watch. And it's quickly getting that way with baseball, too.

The changing of the transfer and scholarship rules about 10 years ago doomed Tulane just as I opined at the time. The irony is that they changed the transfer rule so that players had to sit out a year. Most years before that Jones built his pitching staffs around pitchers he could get from big scho...

From rollinggreen to winwave's post: +1 to all of the above.

Your video is by Baseball Classroom and labeled as NFHS rules, which is High School. Do you think everyone is stupid? And the "NCAA rulebook" you quoted is from the same site. I guess you are as stupid as I am. They explain the differences between various rule sets. In every level of base...

Ok, then show me the rule. You haven't yet. You're expertise lead you to the same wahoo site you criticized me for using, not the NCAA rulebook. Here's copy/paste from NCAA rulebook, page 29, definitions: Illegally Batted Ball SECTION 44. A ball hit, fair or foul, by the batter when either one or bo...

Here is llink to site https://baseballrulesacademy.com/official-rule/ncaa/ncaa-7-1-a-batter/ Again, I'm sorry, but you are mistaken. This refers to a batter's stance at the time of pitch. (Copied and pasted from your link to Baseball Academy. The video I linked above, which you clearly ignored, con...

i would have to look at rule. i think your interpretation is wrong but i also think umpires are reluctant to call having been a d1 soccer ref myself. Think all you want, you are wrong. Sorry. Look at the rule. LEARN the rule. In all levels of play, the lines of the batter's box are part of the batt...

you are supposed to be out if you are out of batters box And by rule the batters were not out of the box. Know the rule. In HS (NFHS) it's 7-3-2. i would have to look at rule. i think your interpretation is wrong but i also think umpires are reluctant to call having been a d1 soccer ref myself. Thi...

you will not get my support on pussifying everything like that Throwing accurately hard and inside is manly. Throwing deliberately hard and intentionally hitting someone is cowardly. a brushback is not intentionally hitting, hence the term brushback You just argued my point. I'm arguing against thr...

Perfect example, the left handed batter #1, Oyama. Stands with his back foot on the front line, and when he lifts his right leg to start his swing, his calf and foot swing out OVER the corner of the plate. Yet if he gets hit, they're not going to call him out. Next example, left handed batter #16, ...

mbissanti wrote: ↑Sun Feb 25, 2024 3:08 pm you will not get my support on pussifying everything like that

Throwing accurately hard and inside is manly. Throwing deliberately hard and intentionally hitting someone is cowardly.

I went back to the 5th inning since that was about when you posted. Oyama in the 5th: Bunt attempts, back foot remains in the box on both pitches, yes, the front of his foot crosses the line, the back of his foot is in the box, thus he's in the box by rule. Watched the whole at bat, nothing was wron...

Next batter. Right handed batter #34, Garcia. Doesn't stand on the line. Has his back foot in the front corner of the box. Again, when he starts his swing, like #1, he swings it out over the plate. Any inside pitch he's going to put his foot down and get hit, yet his foot will be out of the batters...

Did you look at how they're standing in the batter's box? Their back foot is ON the front line, in many cases OVER the front line, which isn't allowed. That's not "crowding the plate", that's purposely looking to get hit. You're right Robert, you must know the rules better than the umpire...

Which is why, when a team is doing like UCI does, you need to drill them with a few high hard ones and they won't stand so close any more. Intentionally hitting anyone is bush league. Throwing inside to send a message is one thing, but drilling someone is bush, and should result in an ejection. Pur...

It’s become an art form. Some schools have mastered it as it improves your OBP. See the link I provided on LSU. We should take notes. The game has changed we need to change with it. Teams that do this we need to pitch differently to combat it. Either way, if you don't throw the ball in the batter's...

D- everybody knows how Tulane athletics acts and that there is a good chance Hunter is coming back. But most everybody wants him gone and that's why these forums exist so that people can vent about the situation and let their feelings be known. That also leads to discussion of possible replacements...

Leaning into a pitch entails moving toward the plate on a pitch coming inside. It's a totally unnatural act and is so obvious, it's an easy call for the ump. I didn't see all the HBP's yesterday, only catching a couple of innings between family stuff. But I haven't seen anyone "lean into"...

Leaning into a pitch entails moving toward the plate on a pitch coming inside. It's a totally unnatural act and is so obvious, it's an easy call for the ump. I didn't see all the HBP's yesterday, only catching a couple of innings between family stuff. But I haven't seen anyone "lean into" ...