Rake1

OF scratches 2 runs. Bot 6 7-5 Buna

Wild inning scores 3 for Buna. 2 controversial calls by home plate ump, a hidden ball trick, and a few hits were entertaining! Top 6 7-3 Buna

OF strands a runner at 3rd after a baserunning miscue. Bot 5 4-3 Buna

3 up 3 down top 5 4-3 Buna

Bot 4 4-3 Buna

Buna scores 2 and knocks out OF starter. Armstrong in to pitch. Buna gets picked off twice at first and ends the inning with a K. top 4 4-3 Buna

OF manufactures another run after a lead off single and stolen base. Bot 3 3-2 OF

Buna scores 2 and leaves the bases loaded to end the 2nd. top 3 2-2

OF scores a pair in the top of the 2nd. RBI’s for Bradley and Gipson. 2-0 OF Bot 2

The game will police itself. Nobody in their right mind would publicly make a statement about retribution. All of this will come to light, the good and the bad. Rake1

Tell your friend..... Yes to a degree. It’s been like that forever. As stated earlier as an example, practice times are rarely documented and virtually every team in every sport “bends” that rule to a degree. If a school wants to play CSI or Law and Order and wants to enforce “every” rule to the exact letter then I certainly hope their house is clean because they invited others over to dig around. As a rule of thumb we all know nothing good happens when folks start digging. Rake1

Like I’ve said before, it will all come out eventually and everyone will know. I’m like everyone else here, I have seen nothing and for me to say it was a specific school would be nothing but speculation on my part and I’m not going to go near that. Rake1

Absolutely nobody wins in this situation, that’s the only thing I know to be true. The offending program will receive a just punishment of some sort according to rules which will in turn affect coaches and players in some way. The program who anonymously reported the infraction will eventually be found out and they will suffer as well in the court of public opinion and with their relationships with other schools. If the report was done with some sort of malicious intent to gain advantage that school has done nothing but place a giant bullseye on their own back for the future. In keeping with the “unwritten rules of baseball” that I personally hold so dear where the game polices itself, I wouldn’t be surprised if BC gets the chance that they score a few “extra runs” on the reporting program in the future either. If it was my team I would blow out a rotator cuff waving in runs from third every chance I got. Like the great line from the movie “Remember the Titans”...... “Herman, leave no doubt!” Rake1

A couple of honest observations..... There isn’t any team in the area that is 100% completely clean. I’d be willing to bet a spare 100 bucks that if you put a clock on most any sport that they actually practice longer in a week than what UIL allows. That’s breaking rules but nobody really worries about it. Just like what’s going with BC, nobody worried about that until it meant they (the reporters) gained an advantage. I am all for calling someone to task if they were “overusing” a kid by playing too many games. For example, pitching too many innings and jeopardizing their health. Calling up a kid from JV to run bases on occasion doesn’t do that in my mind despite what others may think. Before anyone piles on I understand there are rules and they are to be followed. I also understand that folks who live in glass houses shouldn’t throw stones. Lastly, for those who report anonymously....... “what is done in the dark will always come to light”. Eventually it will all come out and we will find out if those who reported did so maliciously or in the true spirit of the rule. Respectfully, Rake1

You just said what everyone was thinking is all I meant. Rake1

AAW I knew you wouldn’t let us down! Rake1

10-0 OF Final in 5 innings Bradley with a No Hitter.

Bot 5 9-0 OF

Evans walkoff single! OF wins 5-4 Final Coach Erickson gets win #100 Rake1

OF ties it up and still batting with 1 out.

Warren scores on an errant throw to first. Bot 8 4-3 Warren

We got FREE BASEBALL! Heading into the top of the 8th Tied 3-3

Evans ties it up with a bomb to left. 3-3 No outs

Warren tripled in the go ahead run in the top of the 7th 3-2 Warren Bot 7

Armstrong hits a missile at the first baseman that turns into a double play. Michele hits a laser back to the pitcher for the 3rd out. top 7 2-2