He was stumbling not sliding. Catcher did not have time to move out of the way. It is always the runners job to make sure that a collision does not occur. Had the runner slid he would have been safe no matter what because of obstruction. He did not slide and a collision with the catcher occurred, therefore, the runner is out. This isn’t the 70s, we are trying to prevent concussions and career ending injuries.
College baseball stadiums often look so funny. There’s no cohesion. Let’s just throw some bleachers in this random position in the outfield so we can add more fans despite there being nothing down the lines past the dugouts.
You always take the early game. Assuming the host you should easily win your first game. You get to be home and get a full nights rest. The late game starts at 6. Which means if all goes perfect those teams are at their hotel at 10, where a bunch of college kids are amped up on adrenaline yet need to get to bed and sleep. That doesn’t even account for the risk of bad weather.
Both were football players and we have a decent idea of how big they are. Why are you overexaggerating how big Austin was and how little Karmelo is?
Austin 6'0" 200 lbs
Austin 5'11" 162 lbs
We should go ahead and win the conference regular season title, conference tournament title and the CWS just to leave no doubt about who runs the conference now.
My son a UT student got turned away yesterday because he had a test that ended at 7 and by the time he got there, parked and got to the gate it was full. Pisses me off to know that happens to students but there are always visible empty seats on tv.
Anthony had multiple chances to de-escalate or entirely prevent the situation from happening at all and yet he chose to stab another kid and kill him. He deserves to rot in prison for 20+ years. It was not raining at the time of the incident and he was not talking to a Memorial friend based on eyewitness accounts, therefore, he had no business being under that tent. Centennial had their own tent if he needed to be under a tent. He could have walked away when he was asked to but he did not. He could have kept his mouth shut instead of escalating the situation by provoking Metcalf but he did not. Ultimately, he could have not brought a knife to a track meet, but he did not. He made multiple bad decisions that lead to the death of another. One could conclude that Anthony's intentions that day were to use the knife and try to make it look like self-defense. Shame on anyone that is actually defending him. That being said he absolutely deserves a fair trial and did deserve the opportunity to bond out and await trial at home.