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Worse than LU. Ain't I helpful. Lol

Interesting stat...at least I find it so. With a 13-3 record and .8125 win percentage, which at present is the best in the Southland, Lamar still trails the combined win percentage of .8238 (187-40) of the entire SEC. Breaking news, the SEC is kinda good.

6-2 winerr!

Lamar 5=2 after 5.

Unusual start time of noon instead of 1 on a Sunday for today's game. Pure speculation is flight time for UCR. Looking for a 🧹

Izzy say. Thus it is so! Sum y'all dummies. He a teacher, he know!!!

15-3 top 9. Leaving it with em.

12-3 Lamar still batting. Snell's 7th on the season and 2nd 3 run shot of the day.

Snell just did something again!

Just had the very discussion here at the park. Need Blankenship to get rolling to protect him. Lamar now up 9-3.

5-3 Birds. Snell with a 3 run shot. His 6th long ball of the season.

Riverside 2-0 after 2.

Back at it. 0-0 after 1.

Win it 5-0 move to 11-3 on the season. 14 K's by the starter and the 1 reliver that got the final 5 ours. 2 PM tomorrow.

Faces 1 batter in the 8th. Pop up to left. Exits game giving up 3 hits and no runs.

4-0 Lamar through 7. 11 K's and the stater is headed back out for the 8th.

7000 divided by 70 (using this as though all age groups were equal in size and no person over 70 lives in the community) is 100. 100×4=400 (3A enrollment). Dont know the official total for Hitchcock. Not being a smart A#$, I promise. City limit population and what's counted for population in school districts can be very different. In this case, maybe most of Hitchcock's school population lives in the designated census area for the town. Just speculation on my part. One example. Kirbyville has a population right at 2000. If the high school has 400 students, 1/5 of the entire population of the town would be high school students. Taking it further the K-12 population would be 1300 (100 per grade). Only 700 people in the town would not be in school. Rural area population and school size are very odd.

Thin crowd tonight. 0-0 through 2 and 1/2. Lamar SP has 6 strikeouts through 3 innings of work.

Tough has nothing to do with it. It's a scientific principle. Ask any CSCS and they will confirm. You simply don't take a muscle to exhaustion in a anaerobic style over and over. Microscopic muscle tearing, which can be beneficial, will be exercibated and that's just the start of your problems. I'll add this. It's likely the tougher kids that are working hardest in an unsound program would be the ones hospitalized by pushing so hard.

No complaing because it's definitely a scientific based approach. Take ANY person in the world and train a muscle or group of muscles to the point concentric muscle contraction is impossible, eccentric contraction is failing easily, and do it over and over and over...HOSPITALIZATION is happening soon. Even an elite athlete from North Shore or the University of Oregon.

[Hidden Content] Exercise physiology matters!! Tough, not tough, whatever you want to argue....if you are going to work athletes extremely hard there is a process that must be undertaken to prepare the body. I know nothing of the strength and conditioning program at the high schools mentioned in this thread, but it's quite obvious that the "punishment" administered was not physiologically sound. The Oregon situation from several years back that I linked here should be all any coach needs to know that there must be progression to go to "extremes" without detrimental effects.

Tough night for the Cards. Too many walks and 2 big flys by the Tigers.

Final day of 13 days to glory?

You have a game extra in the 12-6 projection. That would be 6 games on the present total instead of 5. Assume you meant 12-5. Would be nice to see a sweep of UC-R and take a game from one of the weekday matchups. Simply winning 3 out of the next 5 regardless of who the wins come against would be decent.

LSU on Wednesday. Tigers are 10-1 and on a 5 game winning streak. UC Riverside out of the Big West next weekend at home.