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Hook em! i'd say this is an even money bet at this point. power ball vs. small ball, but each team is good enough to play the other team's game if they need to. i would say that LSU's power trumps UT's small ball, but UT's pitching can MORE than even that out. It should be a great series!

we're being sarcastic because there were a few people talking crap on how lucky the horns are, how they're overrated, and how boring their "small ball" mentality is.

clearly Texas is very lucky. their 3-0 record in Omaha shows that (as well as the fact that they were good enough to make it there to begin with)

man, it's crazy how lucky they keep getting... they're overrated! ;D ;D ;D on a sidenote, that was one of the longest walk-off bunts i've ever seen

Shawn Bradley? I've never seen a list of great players include Shawn Bradley. really? i thought his role in "Space Jam" pretty much solidified him as one of the game's greats.

i sure hope so!

the leader is at -2, tiger is at +1, and is tied for 8th. i love watching golf tournaments where they really have to struggle just to shoot 70!

i taped this, and was going to wait to see the score when i got home to watch it, but i accidently saw it on espn.com, and i'm glad i didn't waste 90 minutes of my life on it.

Mud on the ball. > That's one of the few things I hate while playing. yeah, i usually just end up with rough on mine.

at least he's in the AL. if it comes down to the last month of the season, and he still has a shot, maybe he'll get some games at DH to keep him fresh.

rangers win in 10 against the 'stros! i wish we could get a series against them every time we started to struggle! the rangers are 5-0 against the 'stros this season.

yup. can you imagine ryan howard on steroids? he might hit 100!

two advantages mauer has over chipper... he's only 26, and he has much better hitters around him, so he'll see better pitches. i agree, though, it's highly unlikely, although 4-4 last night and 7 of his last 9 will certainly help.

NEW YORK -- Sammy Sosa tested positive for a performance-enhancing drug in 2003, The New York Times reported Tuesday on its Web site, the latest in a string of baseball stars implicated in the sport's steroids scandal of the past decade. The Times said Sosa is one of 104 players who tested positive in baseball's anonymous 2003 survey, which has been the subject of a protracted court fight. The paper did not identify the drug. It cited lawyers with knowledge of the 2003 drug-testing results and reported they spoke on condition of anonymity because they did not want to publicly discuss material under court seal. [Hidden Content]

agreed, Aggie, but seeing as i have no money on it, i'm going to pick tiger. the way he played in his last tournament, and in his last US Open, it's pretty tough to pick against him.

the rangers spanked the stros tonight, 6-1.

yeah, well, you know LSU would've scored 25, but i guess a win is a win.

Final! Those overrated horns keep on winning!

10-6, going to the 9th!

10-6, 1 out in the top of the 8th, runner on first!

8-6!

7-6, Texas leads, end of 7.

Texas leads 7-6 going into the bottom of the 7th.

He appeared to be dropping a bit, getting down to about .406, but he's 6 for his last 8 over two games to get back up to .426. what do you guys think?

still tied, two out for ASU in the bottom of the 5th