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Lost the feed. I guess I'll text Frankie

I just turned it on, if Austin is SS he booted it, but made it up on nice 6-4. Jerin Spikes flys out for 1st out. Spikes is a heck of Right Tackle also.

Frankie, would you cut down about 50 decibels so I can hear the announcers?

Mitch Todd has walked to bring up RF Jacob Lynch with 2 outs in top 4th. Lynch has a nice arm from RF.

PNG has 8 hits including Kane Benoit's 2 out single in the Top 4th.

Don't make fun of me, I'm a baseball guy but what position is a 2 and 1 ? I remember basketball positions as a guard, post, forward and center. 1 is typically the small guard who dribbles and passes(point guard). 2 is usually a little taller and scores more(shooting guard), Does that help any? Thanks westend1, that clears it up. Since I couldn't dribble very well and was a terrible shot, that's why I set closes to the popcorn machine at the end of the bench.

Don't make fun of me, I'm a baseball guy but what position is a 2 and 1 ? I remember basketball positions as a guard, post, forward and center.

Kearns has to keep that ball in front of him.

Dang it

Navarro’s Woodard is receiving strong support for LU job Bob West column for Sunday, April 13 The Port Arthur News If you’re looking for a dark-horse candidate on the Lamar University football job, the best bet is Navarro Junior College’s Ray Woodard. A UT football standout in the early 1980s, who spent a couple of seasons with Denver and Kansas City in the NFL Link

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Jack Doland was my favorite. Coach Boales in 82 was from Jasper, also the Head Baseball coach at McNeese plus the golf coach. Tommy Tate played for Coach Doland. 2006-07 Matt Viator 17 3 0 .850 2000-06 Tommy Tate 49 24 0 .671 1999 Kirby Bruchhaus 6 5 0 . 545 1990-98 Bobby Keasler 78 34 2 .702 1987-89 Sonny Jackson 13 20 0 .394 1983-86 John McCann 21 20 2 .512 1982 Hubert Boales 4 6 1 .409 1979-81 Ernie Duplechin 28 6 1 .814 1970-78 Jack Doland 64 32 3 .662

I have a question...maybe you guys can help me out. I understand or I'm aware of some of the rule changes not all. My question....A player is drafted in the late rounds by say the Astros but does not sign, goes to Juco instead. Do the Astros hold a right to talk/negotiate with that player before the next year's draft and before any other MLB club does ? This is off MLB draft rules. Didn't realize MLB club can't draft the player again if he didn't sign unless the player consents. "A Club generally retains the rights to sign a selected player until 11:59 PM (EDT) August 15, or until the player enters, or returns to, a four-year college on a full-time basis. A player who is drafted and does not sign with the Club that selected him may be drafted again at a future year's Draft, so long as the player is eligible for that year's Draft. A Club may not select a player again in a subsequent year, unless the player has consented to the re-selection. A player who is eligible to be selected and is passed over by every Club becomes a free agent and may sign with any Club until the player enters, or returns to, a four-year college full-time or enters, or returns to, a junior college. "

Hawks hit their way to another week, they win the 3rd game 15-14.

Jasper is playoff savy, they win this series in 3.

Bridge City is too good to bail out this early. The HJ and PNG games have done them well to prepare them for a long run. I like them in 2 games, one will be close.

After that series with Huffman, Griff's pitching coach must have stepped it up. Dallas Brown, Matt Johnson and Taylor Thompson looked like Glavine, Smoltz and Maddux. You throw Waddell in the mix along with Barry and not seen Ben Jones, watch out.

Just so happens I have an appointment in Mont Belvieu Friday at 3 pm.

Barbers Hill will sweep, both close 1 or 2 run games.

Both Casey and Matt are great ball players, Monse just had a superb district year with the stick and on the hill. In this case, it probably wouldn't had matter who was put up.

We've passed the 17,000 views for this thread, the Conga line is at 31,000, don't believe we can catch em.

Westbrook's Tim Ferguson and Cody Overbeck both hit home runs for the Rebels to pace the Ole Miss offense Link to full Story

LCM's Clayton Elhert, making his first relief appearance in nearly two months, kept the DBU bats at bay and held the one-run lead all the way to the ninth Link to full Story

Nederland's Dustin Hood led the way, going 3-for-5 with a run and an RBI Link to full Story

Westbrook's Michael Ewing continued to swing a hot bat with a 4-for-5 night, including a home run, three RBIs and two runs scored Link to Full Story