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gloom despair and agony on a UALR baseball fan

(04-03-2009 09:09 PM)TroJams Wrote: [ -> ]Please help a UALR baseball fan

I too wondered about that, and upon checking the website, they'll play a single game tomorrow, and a double header Sunday.

(04-03-2009 09:09 PM)TroJams Wrote: [ -> ]gloom despair and agony on a UALR baseball fan

To Give the 'official' credit I found this link...

UALR vs ULM Game 1

It's 'official' ULM 24 - UALR 5

It's 'official' ULM 24 - UALR 5
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I don't know where I read about the series starting tomorrow, but, maybe I dreamed it. I saw the artilce about the game and fish supper. Had I known that, I'd probably gone, but now I guess I'm glad I didn't. Anyway, my God, 24-5. Hell, they're evidently worse than they were last year. Nobody is going to go watch a team that is that bad. I saw the first game(Northern Iowa), and they looked pretty good. Evidently they look like Ned in the first reader.

I don't believe Dizzy Dean would give up 24 runs if he returned from the grave, and he would be 98 years old.

Trojans starter goes 3 innings and gives up 7 earned runs. That's a smooth 21.0 ERA. Which was nearly matched by the Trojans 3rd reliever who gave up 9 in 4 (20.25). Ouch.

Mr. Sullivan brings his 5.05 to the mound tomorrow.

This hurts bad and I don't have strong feelings about UALR baseball or baseball in general. Norwood's got to pull a "Foley" on this program quick. I hear this guy has the clout and the know how to get it done. How many seasons did Peterson give Lawler? Two?

I was thinking last night might be just "one of those nights". But it looks like the last 11 straight were "one of those nights".

Hopefully the Trojans can end the skid tonight..!

(04-04-2009 03:45 PM)Scotto Wrote: [ -> ]I was thinking last night might be just "one of those nights". But it looks like the last 11 straight were "one of those nights".

Hopefully the Trojans can end the skid tonight..!

It doesn't look good right now, but, with his success at Ouachita, we've got to hope he turns out to be another Joe Foley.