Alright, Tech has three of five games down so far, and the Black team is up two games to one.
I have been able to make it to two of the three games, and put together some boxscores and stats thanks to my experiences this summer.
Game 1 Boxscore
Game 3 Boxscore
Rough Stats Read More…
October 28, 2009
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I made it to 5.5 innings of today’s scrimmage…
- Bobby Doran, Chad Bettis, Brett Bruening, Jordan Stern and Jay Johnson (I think) pitched.
- Doran was throwing fairly hard, as was Bettis (high 80’s), but Bruening had the best stuff, topping out at 94 in his 1st inning.
- One team consisted of: C- Whitehead, 1B- Von Schamann, 2B- Totten, 3B- Popescu, SS- Berry, LF- Mielnicki, CF- McGruder, LF – Barnes
- Other team: C/3B- Mayo, 1B- Hagen, 2B- McGruder (played for both teams), 3B/C- Altobelli, SS- Kenworthy, RF- Hough, CF- Ashby, LF- LeJeune Read More…
October 9, 2009
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September 15, 2009
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Last night I remembered why I’m not an NFL fan: the league is too scared of players getting hurt. I’m sick and tired of the NFL limiting the ways in which a defender can hit or tackle an opposing player. It seems like the path the rules committee is on is only leading to a future in flag football or playing two-below. Read More…
September 15, 2009
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Getting this one out earlier than usual, thanks to a slow or productive day, depending on where you’re standing.
NCAA TV Schedule, Week 2
September 8, 2009
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So it looks like this will become a “demitradition” for the time being. Maybe it will survive to a 3rd installment, maybe it won’t. As the zen master said, “we’ll see.”
So last night I was watching the Colorado State/Colorado game. I was reminded about my urge to be a color analyst for college football. I don’t want to do it for the money, or even the fame, but rather for the people. You may wonder how I could possibly have the people in mind to do a job like that, well, the answer is actually very obvious…Dave Lapham. Read More…
September 7, 2009
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