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  1. Texas A&M freshman pitcher Chris Weber has a no hitter going through 7. Send your juju to wreck it
  2. State is Hitting .893 OPS Pitching 3.51 ERA Fielding .973 SBbruin, yall take care of Oregon this weekend and we will do whatever in the Sec tournament..We win 2 (2nd game likely against Vandy) and we may jump up to #2 overall seed.. if not we stay in the 3 role. I don't think UGA jumps us unless they win the whole thing (possible). But in the end all that matters is being ranked top 8 so we can host till Omaha (and maybe break some more attendance records).
  3. It is indeed. But i'll take my top three against your top 3. (I see Ryan Garcia moved to the friday night role recently) (MSU) Ethan Small - 13 starts 1.73 ERA, 7-1, 78 IP, 132 K, 19 BB .157 BAA (UCLA) Ryan Garcia - 9 starts, 1.27 ERA, 7-0, 64IP, 82 K, 18 BB . 161 BAA (MSU) JT Ginn - 13 starts, 3.13 ERA, 8-3 , 69 IP, 87 K, 14 BB, .223 BAA UCLA) Jack Ralston - 13 starts, 2.34 ERA, 9-0, 77IP, 78 K, 27 BB, .209 BAA (MSU) Peyton Plumlee - 12 starts, 3.68 era, 5-3, 63.2 IP, 51K, 24BB , .205 BAA UCLA) Jesse Bergin - 13 starts, 3.88 ERA, 5-0, 65 IP, 74 K, 24BB, .213 BAA Especially when you compare the offenses. MSU Team BA .317 vs UCLA .294 As I mentioned, Jake Mangum is breaking all kinds of records for his career and not by having a subpar season either.. hitting at .401 , 60 runs, on 93 hits with 20 being doubles.
  4. What a season it has been for MSU... and you to @Sbbruin. Heading into the final weekend of the regular season. MSU is playing La Tech to make up our lost Nebraska game earlier in the year (when it decided to be freezing in Frisco on March 3rd.. who would have guessed). Then finishing the season again South Carolina, one of the worst teams in the SEC. I've gotta actually hope the Aggies help us out by sweeping Arkansas..not likely. If they do we win the West. Either way we have the most wins, best record against Q1, No loses outside Q1. and on our way to hosting a regional and likely record breaking super regional at our new baseball field with our 1st year head coach. Not to mention, one of the top 5 pitchers in the country in Ethan Small, an amazing freshman in JT Ginn, and one of the best hitters to ever play in college. Jake Mangum. SBBruin hope we can meet up in Omaha again, we have more than one pitcher this time.
  5. Well damn guys... the seasons almost over but hopefully your guys can get up to smash the Land Thieves.
  6. True. Honestly it might be Sunday, Monday, or Tuesday. Sunday will be a recovery day (especially since keto reduces beer tolerance), So i might start back that day..or I might skip it since the next day the non-profit I work with. Operation Valor, will be putting on a golf tournament with BBQ after. Either way, Tuesday I will either start a few days of celery juice again or just start right back into Keto again. As you say, make a plan and don't let excuses throw you off. As I know all too well in my life, I have a ton of friends in the Craft Beer industry up here..and that's been a big part of my weigh gain over the past few years.
  7. It's all about understanding you will have setbacks in life...and all the decisions that put this weight on(start 235. now 225. goal 185) won't just disappear in a week. But i also know I'm gonna enjoy life some in between the goals. Like this weekend is Big Texas Beer Fest. I'll be there at both days. But come sunday, I'll be back on the wagon. Last year, I let one decision to go meet a beer rep and drink beer and eat a fried chicken biscuit..and I never got back on the wagon. I'm enjoying how I'm feeling and the difference I'm seeing. Last week I ran several miles per day as a start. Gotta get back on that tomorrow (donated blood today).
  8. Gotta go back and read this whole thread..but FINALLY back on the keto train. Down 10lbs in a week. Did a 7 day celery juice first thing in the morning to help kick off this time. Can't say the newfound popularity of Celery has much truth in my instance..maybe better skin and hair or flushing toxins.. but that might be from eating better also. And the most important thing.. I could tighten up the belt a notch today.. which i was about to have to buy a new belt (and pants..and shirts) instead.
  9. BOOOM!!!that will do the job
  10. Nice rip for 2 bases. Get him in...
  11. Just got home from the Bulldogs win over Sam Houston St at the Frisco Classic. Damn it's cold out there. Come on Horns. How the hell is LSU ranked #1 in any poll.
  12. Where is that Ole HomesickHorn?? and they sure were proud they didn't have to hand over the sugar bowl trophy.
  13. Surly party in the new members tasting room for the next wine pickup party?
  14. I forgot about Das Peach Haus. I have read really good things, but their hours never worked in our schedule when we are down.
  15. msudawg

    Wine

    Every do any of the tastings with Rhonda or Curt? Love that place since I found it about 4 months ago.
  16. I forgot to mention a couple other places. Across the street from William Chris is Hye Market, great for a quick sandwich in between wines. Down the side street by Hye Market is Garrison Brothers Whiskey. I haven't been yet myself, but have heard good things. Also on 290 in Hye is Hye Rum, which is partly owned by Benjamin Calais also. If you are looking for a NICE dinner besides otto's you have two choices.. on complete ends of the area. Bryans on 290 in Johnson City. or Hilltop Cafe just outside Fredericksburg.
  17. Highly recommend reservations. Especially for the weekend. Don't take a chance, it takes a little time to make a call or send an email. Thursday will be a little better unless thats Feb 14... Luckenbach is right down the road from Becker and usually has some local picker in the afternoons if music interests ya. I'll be back down for my next wine club pickups at the end of Feb or first weekend of March. Now that we have joined 2 wine clubs (Becker and William Chris) we will be making 4 or 5 trips down per year (that means more trips to jester king also) and have a few more on our list we haven't tried yet. #HailState tapatalk about dis...
  18. How many days. 2 or 3? When are ya going. Do you or her currently have any favorite styles of wine? That would help a lot. Are you willing to drive outside the city or only do things within walking distance? Food.... Otto's is great and indeed worth the visit. Though I make a point to never visit Fredericksburg on the weekends. Best of luck. If your BnB isn't bnB... (not all include breakfast anymore) I would recommend Old German Bakery & Restaurant for a traditional breakfast and german pastries or Twisted Sisters Bake shop if she needs a good cup of coffee instead of what comes out of a K cup or pitcher. Stop by Opa's and make sure to taste anything they have out, lots more options than you can usually get in the grocery store. We always bring some back. Altstadt brewery is close to town and just opened. Good beer, Good food. I did a flight there recently and enjoyed the majority of them especially the kolsch (available in bottles) and German Pils. https://static1.squarespace.com/static/5844622eb3db2b1a4a9eecb7/t/5c1c18222b6a284f63d01c44/1545345069992/Altstadt+Biergarten+Menu.pdf Now for Wine, as mentioned. Best thing is to know if you like any specific style or grape. If ya have no idea, then it's a great starter trip. Not knowing your preferences, I'll toss off some of my Favorites but none are in the city except Becker. Becker - the juice in the grocery stores is trash. the juice at the winery is wonderful. The Canada cab is one of my favorites right now. You can visit the winery just outside of town or the Main Street tasting Room. $20 for 6 tastings. https://www.beckervineyards.com/Visit/Make-a-Reservation Messina Hof - (yes i know...Aggie) especially the Paulo wines. http://www.messinahof.com/hillcountry Kuhlman (by Appt only) , they do 4 and 5 signature "bites" that pair with the wines for $20/27.50 Make sure and try the herbed almonds. They are crack and always around my place now. http://www.kuhlmancellars.com/About-Us/The-Tasting-Exerience William Chris vineyards (appt required) - One of my top favorites (we are in their wine club). I could talk about their wine for days. https://www.williamchriswines.com/ Calais Winery (look for the french flag flying just off 290 in Hye) - Benjamin is a friend of mine, who started his winery in Deep Ellum before tiring of the politics of dallas, and decided to move to Hye, Tx. He makes exceptional french style wines with texas grapes. If he is not around, Adrienne likely will be, she used to work at Jester King brewery before changing over to the wine side..and has also started her own wine company called Lightsome. https://www.calaiswinery.com/
  19. See yall at 1.... heading down in the morning
  20. No offense, but i don't give to any charity until i can see how they spend the money that comes in. Far to many spend that money on salaries and not programs. None taken sir. And I don't blame you at all. It won't help you but I've seen the books and know what our expenses are and it's all directly related to the Gala and Merch primarily. If you are so inclined, I'd ask you to consider donating directly to either one of our Beneficiars. These are all vetted by us and have been certified for year. Based in Houston lone survivor foundation was started by Marcus Lattrell. The raider project is based in North Texas. Started by nick koumalatsos who is one of our keynote speakers this year In addition, Jason Redman will be another speaker who started combat wounded coalition. Or, the more well known but still very small is Operation enduring warrior. If you would like any links to learn about them please let me know.
  21. We all do our part in different ways. Thank you for your support of helping veterans find a job. I emailed Bob last year and specifically asked for permission to do so before posting. I would never post something like this without his blessing.
  22. If you feel like that's enough, that's on you. I'm not guilt tripping anyone into anything. The biggest thing is the current line of many things including ptsd with vets is handing them a bottle of pills. The organizations we support are about treating ptsd through physical activity, rehab, and team building. Giving the guys especially ones who are disabled a chance.. Showing them their world is not over.
  23. This is our first year of being 501c3 so not at this time. I can show you checks that went out to the various charities over the past 3 years if you have any questions. I do understand being suspicious of any non-profit but will gladly share anything with you that ya ask.
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