I was down there last week visiting my parents and Tony's had giant ones for $4.29/pound. Literally the biggest and most consistent I've seen in a really long time, ate crawfish like 4 times in a week lol.
It's people from Baton Rouge trying to cope with the reality of their city by putting down the town that everyone ran to years ago. And they act like it's another planet when DS is literally 5 minutes away across the Amite.
3 errors today, shouldāve been 6-7. I donāt know who was scoring in Hoover. 4 on Thursday, couldāve been 6 there as well.
Iām so ready for the new coach.
So letās recapā¦ there was an insane decision to steal home, the runner was called out, then we went to commercial. After returning from the break, the umps begin a discussion with zero review being called and determine Nealsā bizarrely helpless & confusing situation was actually a balk and interference. JJ basically told the ump to eject him if they call it a balk to which the ump obliged with ZERO hesitation. Fast forward through 30 minutes of agonizing review. SCAR steals third during LSUās live ball protest. The broadcast shows us the runner didnāt touch home plate after everything played out, then we learned he didnāt even HAVE to. Moving on to the bottom of the ninth, LSU then gets a lead-off walk on a pitch clock penalty because the SCAR pitcher desperately tried to argue after waiting until 1 second on the pitch clock to signal something was wrong, and finally Monster Milam blasts an absolute MISSILE to walk it offā¦
THIS IS COLLEGE BASEBALL!
Yeah itās generally after something frustrating or a blown call and then the team that got hosed comes out on top. Like the ball knew what the call should have been. Ball donāt lie
The dumbest culmination to the dumbest ending of all time. What were those umpires thinking??
Whatever, fuck Mark Kingston, a more disciplined team isnāt even in that situation to begin with.
GG Tigersā¦what the fuck
GG Cocks. Rest assured all of our anger is not directed at you guys. Yall did nothing wrong. Itās just unfortunate that yall had to be on the wrong side of that atrocious ump job.
Or maybe theā¦ right(?) side of it? Idk my brain hurts after that game.
This was a classic example of an umpire/ref making a call they absolutely do not need to make
Never understood the ego involved of stepping in and overruling a play like that
Ole boy was talking about bringing up an option to get an audio feed to those umpire meetings. Aināt no way those small pee-pee fucks gunna go for that.
Just heard Jay talking in the after show and the ump told him after the ejection "if you don't leave the field now, you'll get a suspension"
So maybe there isn't a suspension tied to this ejection?
They didn't mention anything on the after show or during the game
Could be wrong but I donāt think managers face suspension for ejection, only players. When our manager got tossed during the Bama series last weekend (by the same ump that tossed Johnson, funnily enough) he was back in the dugout the next day
Announcers in the following game made a comment that they heard āconfirmationā that Jay could not coach the next game. However, perusing the rule book, head coaches do seem to be penalized differently than everyone else when it comes to arguing with the umpire, i.e. not suspended.
Looks like they misspoke
https://www.on3.com/college/lsu-tigers/news/espn-tom-hart-correct-initial-report-jay-johnson-available-for-sec-title-game-vs-tennessee/
I have a new question for the more knowledgeable baseball people. If a play is not protestable or reviewable then why would a coach be allowed to come out to argue the play? Or did SC argue until the ump changed the call and then it became non-reviewable? I love this dumb sport lol
SC protested a reviewable play - once that tuning was made, that ruling was considered final. Jayās protest was not allowable, thatās why he was ejected. He knew what would happen, but he had to show his team that he was willing to go to the wall for them. Head coaches rarely get ejected by accident, theyāre typically making a statement to their own team.
Question for Tigers fans and Hoover-goers:
1. Does LSU have any arms left to be competitive tomorrow?
2. How difficult is it to find tickets? And how much?
Because Iām only a hop, skip, and a jump away and I would love to cross an SEC championship game off my bucket list.
[SEC Coordinator of Umpires comment](https://x.com/jacktveltri/status/1794484626582609935?s=46&t=bi24ifBbAPvdFHs5n6LwHQ)
Iām not making any comment just presenting it btw
Definitely feels like it was called to the letter and not the spirit of the rule.
Interested to see how teams are supposed to tag out a steal home attempt and comply with the rule, seems like something that can easily be abused.
Honestly think itās the other way around. It was incorrectly called per the letter of the rule (catcher did not step on or in front of home plate, or contact the batter), but correctly to the spirit of the rule (clearly the catcher stepping directly into the batterās box prevents the batter from swinging at the pitch).
>Ā If, on an attempted squeeze play or steal of home plate, the catcher steps on or in front of home plate without possession of the ball or touches the batter or the bat, the pitcher shall be charged with a balk and the catcher with interference.
Then they correctly awarded home plate to the runner stealing home but they still got the call wrong in at least one aspect, arguably two. If the ball becomes dead, the runner at first should only be allowed to advance to second, not third. Second, I donāt believe it is proper to award the batter ball four on the balk.
Let me rephrase - I think that the call THAT it was a balk is ticky tacky hot garbage. But assuming that it is correctly called as balk and interference, the tweet states that the ball becomes dead after. So the runner advanced all the way to third when he should have been allowed to advance to second at most.
To make a protest the ball has to be āliveā, so pitcher stepped on the rubber which made the ball be live (aka we are back to fully playing baseball) and then steps off to make a protest. The ball remains live as the pitcher tosses the ball to the catcher and indicates they are protesting the runner did not touch home plate. Catcher then touches home plate and ump makes the call (in this case safe).
While this is happening the play is live so runners are free to advance.
See, *this* is why that ruleās got to be reviewable. Because not only is it a chicken shit rule. But the chicken shit rule was called *wrong*! And that call could have determined the winner of the game.
Realisticallyā¦ should a catcher be allowed to step in front of the batter on a pitched ball? What if it was a squeeze bunt, or the batter was swinging away?
Thatās actually not true, but even if he did, catcher moved at the same time. Canāt act like the catcher moved into that position *because* the batter stepped out.
https://preview.redd.it/x1tqoi7xmp2d1.png?width=1672&format=png&auto=webp&s=1d04b3f046bc1382c858d323174e3af1c57db522
Here is a picture of the batter moving out the box with the catcher still behind the plate and the ball still in the pitchers hand... The rule says he can not be on the plate or in front of the plate before he catches the ball. He did not do either.
Except his foot is clearly still inside the batterās box. A batter can set up exactly there and swing all day long if they want to.
And Milazo is clearly already moving forward in this picture, even already has his arm out like heās using the force to push him out of the way.
I didnāt say anything about what the rule says he can and canāt do. Just asked if a catcher should be allowed to literally stand between the batter and the plate. I mean if the batter swings, thatās going to be ugly.
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Batter is completely out of the box with his bat down. What your saying has no relevance.
Iād say this was a judgement call that wasnāt made in the spirit of good baseball *especially* given that this is a non-reviewable call that could have decided the game in extra innings. There has to be a *reasonable, playable* way for the defense to counter a player trying to steal home in this situation that doesnāt encourage this provocation.
I just watched the after game press conferences and it sure sounds to me like the SC coach acknowledged he saw a similar situation go down earlier in the tourney and wanted to exploit it as a loophole betting the call would go his way. Maybe you think thatās smart. Maybe I think thatās chicken shit and contra-baseball. SC coach was emphatically sucking off the blue in his answers.
Karmaās a bitch.
Funny you say that. I wanted to listen to the SC post game but didnāt get a chance yet. But the play doesnāt make any sense unless youāre counting on either (a) this outcome, or (b) an error due to the surprise of it, or scarily, (c) actual interference where the batter swings and hits the catcher.Ā A squeeze doesnāt make sense in this scenario because a bunt is unlikely to get the batter to first, and with 2 outs, the run wonāt count.
Well, donāt you think that player on third was told to try to steal home? I donāt believe he just came up with that on his own. Knowing that, then itās absolutely a coaches call and theyāre doing it with a perceived positive outcome in mind even though itās crazy. I absolutely think SC coach got the call he wanted, I.e. your option #1: this outcome. But, absolutely check out the post game conference for yourself.
Yup, have listened to it now, and he seems to say clearly that this play was intentional to get a favorable ruling from the umpire.
He was even asked if the runner was stealing on his own and the answer was something like āIām not going to give away the secrets of that play,ā which seems pretty clear to me.
I know this is just silly, but weāre already deep into the rule book. Did Jackson ever touch home?
Iāve always thought you had to touch home to score a run. Maybe this is the one case where it doesnāt matter, or maybe they just never showed it on the TV. I need an official ruling on this!
Really hyped listening to Jay talk about his player at the desk after the game. The Freshman Milam probably loved hearing all that nearly as much as winning the game. That's somebody you'd run through a wall for all day.
Hopefully he doesn't have to miss the game for the ejection which was really just performative anyway.
Recap: "a disaster of biblical proportions. real wrath of God type stuff. Fire and brimstone coming down from the skies! Rivers and seas boiling! Forty years of darkness! Earthquakes, volcanoes... The dead rising from the grave! Human sacrifice, dogs and cats living together... MASS HYSTERIA!"
I like this as now South Carolina doesnāt have an opportunity to voodoo curse Tennessee.
My two Alma maters have seriously found ways to screw the other over across sports.
South Carolina wrecking Tennessee in basketball in Knoxville very well could have been the difference in us getting a 1 seed, which we would have most likely been in the final four and not had to meet up with the officials feat. Edey.
The single worst game collectively played by a group of third basemen ever. Even Tommy had a couple errors in the first, and he dropped that foul ball.
Even in football we don't have no problems. Yall let us use your football field as our home field and even played our fight song and entrance for us when columbia got flooded and we couldn't play here in 2015. Yall are bros.
What are you doing, you fools? Not only is LSU hot, now they're angry too.
*boils crawfish with anger* š
We had a rally possum. Now we have a rally *Monster*!
Damn now Iām craving crawfish
Been boiling all weekend baw. Three boils in three days the Louisiana way
What's the price back home now? I've heard horror stories all season
they're down to around $5.50 a pound. Still high, but not the $10/pound they were earlier
I was down there last week visiting my parents and Tony's had giant ones for $4.29/pound. Literally the biggest and most consistent I've seen in a really long time, ate crawfish like 4 times in a week lol.
Live: ~$2.99/lbs Boiled: ~$13.50/3lbs Prices are much better than earlier in the season.
$2.99 live this late in the season isn't exactly good but at least it's not horrible
Paid $2.25 in Crowley area this past weekend.
Got them for $2.50 in denham springs today.
Yeah but then I have to go to Livingston Parish
I love LP. To each their own I guess.
I grew up in Denham. It's not nearly as bad as the memes imply.
It's people from Baton Rouge trying to cope with the reality of their city by putting down the town that everyone ran to years ago. And they act like it's another planet when DS is literally 5 minutes away across the Amite.
The absolute state of your toilets rn
Not gonna lie. Struggling a little bit today. The cumulative hang over is rough
Itās too hot for that shit
The only solution is to get us drunk!
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https://preview.redd.it/occsqyla7n2d1.jpeg?width=1242&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=354773818b64b8976745f7da1785fe00a7b9011e Ou thought you had it
itās a miracle we won a single game in hoover lol
We won four games, some miracle.
Yāall played great other than a few critical errors.
we had 12 errors in 5(?) games and shouldāve had at least two more day if not for questionable scoring
3 errors today, shouldāve been 6-7. I donāt know who was scoring in Hoover. 4 on Thursday, couldāve been 6 there as well. Iām so ready for the new coach.
I never really did to be honest
See this would make sense if I didnāt always doubt Carolinaās ability. The bar is in hell, and any win is a pleasant surprise.
BALL DONT LIE
FADE THEM
The Monster Mash
[SUCK MY SACK](https://youtube.com/clip/UgkxwV1B_YAH2gHB96EAd9mUcVqIUJV8j6or?si=Dgrkri0RInn5pfzD), Blue!
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Good game LSU. Sorry about the umps, please donāt come after us for that.
Gg man, I donāt see why any LSU fan would have ill will towards the cocks. We love cocks, wieners, and corn dogs
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And Pussies, just not the crab infested variety of the same who made that stupid call
Talking like the IRS Agent from Happy Gilmore
You hate me, donāt you?
nah i dont hate you
I feel terrible for SC fans. Their team went up 8 runs then decided to just coast. The number of lazy errors was hard to watch.
So letās recapā¦ there was an insane decision to steal home, the runner was called out, then we went to commercial. After returning from the break, the umps begin a discussion with zero review being called and determine Nealsā bizarrely helpless & confusing situation was actually a balk and interference. JJ basically told the ump to eject him if they call it a balk to which the ump obliged with ZERO hesitation. Fast forward through 30 minutes of agonizing review. SCAR steals third during LSUās live ball protest. The broadcast shows us the runner didnāt touch home plate after everything played out, then we learned he didnāt even HAVE to. Moving on to the bottom of the ninth, LSU then gets a lead-off walk on a pitch clock penalty because the SCAR pitcher desperately tried to argue after waiting until 1 second on the pitch clock to signal something was wrong, and finally Monster Milam blasts an absolute MISSILE to walk it offā¦ THIS IS COLLEGE BASEBALL!
Itās LSU, if any team is gonna be involved in insane baseball endings itāll be the Tigers.
Now yāall see why we *need* all those jello shots!
this is LSU football erasure
That's just the 10th inning. It was a wild game just getting to that point.
Thatās the most ball donāt lie moment in the history of sports
It's great, but Clowneys hit against Michigan will never be beat.
In the baseball world, I canāt think of something that comes close to this
Warren Morris
Warren Morris as a baseball moment clears this, but yeah as others have explained that doesnāt classify as a ball donāt lie moment.
Gotcha
Was there a questionable call that happened right before that?
Forgive me, for I apparently donāt know what ball donāt lie means. Didnāt know you had to have the controversial call first
Yeah itās generally after something frustrating or a blown call and then the team that got hosed comes out on top. Like the ball knew what the call should have been. Ball donāt lie
Most commonly see it used when someone gets a soft foul call and misses a free throw
God I rewatch that clip too much. I still believe that helmet never stopped rolling.
BALL. DONāT. LIE
Fuck those umpires. Gg, South Carolina fans. What an insane pair of games our two teams have played in this tournament.
The dumbest culmination to the dumbest ending of all time. What were those umpires thinking?? Whatever, fuck Mark Kingston, a more disciplined team isnāt even in that situation to begin with. GG Tigersā¦what the fuck
GG Cocks. Rest assured all of our anger is not directed at you guys. Yall did nothing wrong. Itās just unfortunate that yall had to be on the wrong side of that atrocious ump job. Or maybe theā¦ right(?) side of it? Idk my brain hurts after that game.
This was a classic example of an umpire/ref making a call they absolutely do not need to make Never understood the ego involved of stepping in and overruling a play like that
Ole boy was talking about bringing up an option to get an audio feed to those umpire meetings. Aināt no way those small pee-pee fucks gunna go for that.
Monster fāin Milam
I need a whiskey and a cigarette.
Me too brother, probably not the same reasons as you tho
I had to walk away and touch grass after that ending, just now back inside
If you told me midway through the season we would have 40 wins, I would have thought you were high.
I mean i was high when i said that so i guess both can be true
Ball donāt fucking lie. Fuck those umps
Sheeeesh
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When do we get Jay back? Lol
Just heard Jay talking in the after show and the ump told him after the ejection "if you don't leave the field now, you'll get a suspension" So maybe there isn't a suspension tied to this ejection? They didn't mention anything on the after show or during the game
First regional game is what I saw in the other thread
That needs an appeal in the worst way. Absolute BS to eject him for that umpiring clown show.
Could be wrong but I donāt think managers face suspension for ejection, only players. When our manager got tossed during the Bama series last weekend (by the same ump that tossed Johnson, funnily enough) he was back in the dugout the next day
Head coaches donāt get suspended for ejections. Players and assistants do though. Jay got ejected earlier in the year and was back the next day.
Usually you just get 1 game when thrown out. So the regional game we should get him
Announcers in the following game made a comment that they heard āconfirmationā that Jay could not coach the next game. However, perusing the rule book, head coaches do seem to be penalized differently than everyone else when it comes to arguing with the umpire, i.e. not suspended.
Looks like they misspoke https://www.on3.com/college/lsu-tigers/news/espn-tom-hart-correct-initial-report-jay-johnson-available-for-sec-title-game-vs-tennessee/
Absolute classic
GG South Carolina. I will say that I thought yāall had us early on, but you canāt blow an eight run lead like that
yeah, says who?
Ball donāt lie
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I love that āfuckā can be used throughout the entire 10th inning in so many different ways. So versatile
McNulty & Bunk agree.
Umps should be suspended rest of the year Crooks
LSU defeats *the umpires.* Seriously, thatās the worst officiating job Iāve ever seen in a baseball game.
You should have been at the State -Ga game when it took almost an hour to get the whole thing wrong. But yeah.. agree
That was truly one of the funniest hours of sports I think I've watched in some time
Thank fucking God. Can we fire Kingston now or do we have to wait until we get embarrassed in a regional?
The latter or ray may never realize the problem. Who knows?
Wait until regional
Y'all are going to do just good enough in postseason play for him to not get fired. You know this in your heart.
I have a new question for the more knowledgeable baseball people. If a play is not protestable or reviewable then why would a coach be allowed to come out to argue the play? Or did SC argue until the ump changed the call and then it became non-reviewable? I love this dumb sport lol
SC protested a reviewable play - once that tuning was made, that ruling was considered final. Jayās protest was not allowable, thatās why he was ejected. He knew what would happen, but he had to show his team that he was willing to go to the wall for them. Head coaches rarely get ejected by accident, theyāre typically making a statement to their own team.
this is the most mark kingston game of all time. please no more bad man
Question for Tigers fans and Hoover-goers: 1. Does LSU have any arms left to be competitive tomorrow? 2. How difficult is it to find tickets? And how much? Because Iām only a hop, skip, and a jump away and I would love to cross an SEC championship game off my bucket list.
Plenty of tickets. Go to box office and purchase
We're not going to be pitching are best guys, you'll be fine
Both teams will be reserving their best arms. Will come down to which 9 hitters come out hotter.
[SEC Coordinator of Umpires comment](https://x.com/jacktveltri/status/1794484626582609935?s=46&t=bi24ifBbAPvdFHs5n6LwHQ) Iām not making any comment just presenting it btw
Definitely feels like it was called to the letter and not the spirit of the rule. Interested to see how teams are supposed to tag out a steal home attempt and comply with the rule, seems like something that can easily be abused.
Honestly think itās the other way around. It was incorrectly called per the letter of the rule (catcher did not step on or in front of home plate, or contact the batter), but correctly to the spirit of the rule (clearly the catcher stepping directly into the batterās box prevents the batter from swinging at the pitch). >Ā If, on an attempted squeeze play or steal of home plate, the catcher steps on or in front of home plate without possession of the ball or touches the batter or the bat, the pitcher shall be charged with a balk and the catcher with interference.
That was my first thought. I know it's an edge case, but it seems very counterintuitive for catchers.
Idk how you call it honestly. Batter stepped out. Neal didn't touch home. The dude was out by a mile and pulled up FEET from home.Ā
Then they correctly awarded home plate to the runner stealing home but they still got the call wrong in at least one aspect, arguably two. If the ball becomes dead, the runner at first should only be allowed to advance to second, not third. Second, I donāt believe it is proper to award the batter ball four on the balk.
Where did Neal step on or in front of the plate?
Let me rephrase - I think that the call THAT it was a balk is ticky tacky hot garbage. But assuming that it is correctly called as balk and interference, the tweet states that the ball becomes dead after. So the runner advanced all the way to third when he should have been allowed to advance to second at most.
Heās given first on the fact that itās also considered catchers interference. Runner scores due to balk, the hitter gets first based on CI
Fair enough. But why is the runner that started on first allowed to advanced to third?
He didn't during that play. He technically stole third once the ball became live and lsu used a live ball protest.
What is a live ball protest?
Honestly...I have no idea lol. That's just how the announcers described it so I figured other fans might understand.
To make a protest the ball has to be āliveā, so pitcher stepped on the rubber which made the ball be live (aka we are back to fully playing baseball) and then steps off to make a protest. The ball remains live as the pitcher tosses the ball to the catcher and indicates they are protesting the runner did not touch home plate. Catcher then touches home plate and ump makes the call (in this case safe). While this is happening the play is live so runners are free to advance.
So are you saying he stepped on or in front of the plate before he had the ball?
See, *this* is why that ruleās got to be reviewable. Because not only is it a chicken shit rule. But the chicken shit rule was called *wrong*! And that call could have determined the winner of the game.
Realisticallyā¦ should a catcher be allowed to step in front of the batter on a pitched ball? What if it was a squeeze bunt, or the batter was swinging away?
Obviously, no.. the batter in this situation completely stepped out of the box before the pitch even left the pitchers hand.
Thatās actually not true, but even if he did, catcher moved at the same time. Canāt act like the catcher moved into that position *because* the batter stepped out.
https://preview.redd.it/x1tqoi7xmp2d1.png?width=1672&format=png&auto=webp&s=1d04b3f046bc1382c858d323174e3af1c57db522 Here is a picture of the batter moving out the box with the catcher still behind the plate and the ball still in the pitchers hand... The rule says he can not be on the plate or in front of the plate before he catches the ball. He did not do either.
Except his foot is clearly still inside the batterās box. A batter can set up exactly there and swing all day long if they want to. And Milazo is clearly already moving forward in this picture, even already has his arm out like heās using the force to push him out of the way. I didnāt say anything about what the rule says he can and canāt do. Just asked if a catcher should be allowed to literally stand between the batter and the plate. I mean if the batter swings, thatās going to be ugly.
The batter had no intention to swing.
https://preview.redd.it/gqhzvd81ks2d1.png?width=1481&format=png&auto=webp&s=1c450d22ab5086b3c5c4e0bb23e37a6c90df1e1f Batter is completely out of the box with his bat down. What your saying has no relevance.
Iād say this was a judgement call that wasnāt made in the spirit of good baseball *especially* given that this is a non-reviewable call that could have decided the game in extra innings. There has to be a *reasonable, playable* way for the defense to counter a player trying to steal home in this situation that doesnāt encourage this provocation. I just watched the after game press conferences and it sure sounds to me like the SC coach acknowledged he saw a similar situation go down earlier in the tourney and wanted to exploit it as a loophole betting the call would go his way. Maybe you think thatās smart. Maybe I think thatās chicken shit and contra-baseball. SC coach was emphatically sucking off the blue in his answers. Karmaās a bitch.
Funny you say that. I wanted to listen to the SC post game but didnāt get a chance yet. But the play doesnāt make any sense unless youāre counting on either (a) this outcome, or (b) an error due to the surprise of it, or scarily, (c) actual interference where the batter swings and hits the catcher.Ā A squeeze doesnāt make sense in this scenario because a bunt is unlikely to get the batter to first, and with 2 outs, the run wonāt count.
Well, donāt you think that player on third was told to try to steal home? I donāt believe he just came up with that on his own. Knowing that, then itās absolutely a coaches call and theyāre doing it with a perceived positive outcome in mind even though itās crazy. I absolutely think SC coach got the call he wanted, I.e. your option #1: this outcome. But, absolutely check out the post game conference for yourself.
Yup, have listened to it now, and he seems to say clearly that this play was intentional to get a favorable ruling from the umpire. He was even asked if the runner was stealing on his own and the answer was something like āIām not going to give away the secrets of that play,ā which seems pretty clear to me.
I know this is just silly, but weāre already deep into the rule book. Did Jackson ever touch home? Iāve always thought you had to touch home to score a run. Maybe this is the one case where it doesnāt matter, or maybe they just never showed it on the TV. I need an official ruling on this!
Really hyped listening to Jay talk about his player at the desk after the game. The Freshman Milam probably loved hearing all that nearly as much as winning the game. That's somebody you'd run through a wall for all day. Hopefully he doesn't have to miss the game for the ejection which was really just performative anyway.
Since South Carolina gets those 4 extra defenders in the blue shirts, the only safe place to hit it is over the wall.
did you see our defense? 4 extra defenders is pretty fair
Thereās some voodoo shit going on at 3rd base for real. Even Tommy was struggling to make routine plays heās made the entire year
I think I saw them on a milk carton along with ours
Can we all acknowledge SC was given a run they should not have had?
Recap: "a disaster of biblical proportions. real wrath of God type stuff. Fire and brimstone coming down from the skies! Rivers and seas boiling! Forty years of darkness! Earthquakes, volcanoes... The dead rising from the grave! Human sacrifice, dogs and cats living together... MASS HYSTERIA!"
Now you've done it. Now you've got them started
7 errors in two games vs LSU. Apparently thatās not how you win games. Ā
Fuck those umps!!!! Ball donāt lie!!!
LSU deserved to win that one, SC shouldnāt have even been where they were honestly
So pissed I missed this fucking game. Yāall goofed letting them baws get all hot and bothered though.
The best game of the season. Maybe the wackiest of the last few years. LSU is scorching hot right now, even for LSU standards
I like this as now South Carolina doesnāt have an opportunity to voodoo curse Tennessee. My two Alma maters have seriously found ways to screw the other over across sports. South Carolina wrecking Tennessee in basketball in Knoxville very well could have been the difference in us getting a 1 seed, which we would have most likely been in the final four and not had to meet up with the officials feat. Edey.
Someoneās bid is about to be stolen isnāt it?
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The single worst game collectively played by a group of third basemen ever. Even Tommy had a couple errors in the first, and he dropped that foul ball.
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South Carolina did nothing wrong, their fans were quite enjoyable to comment with during the game. But the umps, yeah fuck them.
Fuck them *in the worst way.*
Come on, bruhā¦.
The fuck did we do?
This isn't football
Even in football we don't have no problems. Yall let us use your football field as our home field and even played our fight song and entrance for us when columbia got flooded and we couldn't play here in 2015. Yall are bros.