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dawgstudent
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The career is winding down - Best Polk led team memory** |
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I support the two most frustrating teams in America: The New Orleans Saints and the Mississippi State Bulldogs.
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8Dog |
Memorial Day 1997--Brooks Bryans' Catch* | #1 | ||
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FlabLoser |
coaching us through the '07 regionals | #2 | ||
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In the '07 post season, Polk looked like a coach that was coaching for W's instead of coaching to build anybody's character.
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Goat Holder |
Does that beat out Tracy Echols' catch?* | #3 | ||
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"You believe a 4-seed Fresno State was as talented through and through as Georgia (top SS, top closer, and several other
draftees)?" - WillemWallace, 7-10-08, just weeks after Fresno State outscored Georgia 31-18 in the College World Series Finals to win the National
Championship.
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inforeb |
Too easy, but gotta be......"Grand Slam!!!...Burke Masters!!!" | #4 | ||
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cowbell9 |
Clemson last year and BM in 90'. | #5 | ||
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"A loss will be good for us in the long run"
Frances Drebin "I've had a handfull of man-crushes with players" Rebelbruiser 1/30/08 |
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TR |
John Harden and his 60 mph fastball... | #6 | ||
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pitches our way to SECT title in 1990. Not as huge historically as Burke Masters' GS, but one I'll always remember.
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MSUCostanza |
Burke Masters in '90, no doubt. | #7 | ||
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Not one person on the entire board agrees with what you are trying to prove. That alone should tell you something. It doesnt make you a genius and forward thinker, it makes you a dumbass. - BigErn to JR. "but its his baseball character, not personal." -- Peaches, Attorney-at-law. |
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Todd4State |
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For me, it was the Mayor's Trophy Game in 1990. A lot of it had to do with the fact that my Dad took me, to be honest, but the other part of it was Polk
got ejected and it took about 10 minutes to get him off of the field. It was the best manager ejection that I have ever seen in person- and it happened right
in front of me and my Dad. I think it was a bang-bang play at first and the umpire screwed us. But, anyway Polk comes out of the dugout and argues balls and
strikes with the home plate umpire first and then goes out to first and gets thrown out not one, but two times. The funny thing was the first time he got
ejected, he just screamed at the umpire WHAT!?! and just went off on the guy. He almost had the umpire halfway up the RF line by the time he was done. It was
gold.
Oh, State won 4-1. The one run that Ole Miss scored was indirectly because of that call at first. |
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DawgTeacher |
Has to be | #9 | ||
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winning at Hoover a few years ago as the last team in on the last day of the regular season. Me and my dad had tickets for the entire tourney whether State
went or not and just so happened that the baseball gods shined down upon us for those 4 days. Too many others that run a close race with each other. Sure
wish there were some highlights from the 90s...anybody???
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abitadawg |
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My memory is a little fuzzy so I can't remember dates and, frankly, some of the facts may be different
than I actually remember them but here are mine: my dad taking my brother and me to a Saturday double-header in the early 80s. It was my first game and a big
deal. Harold Myles pitched and we sat right behind home plate in the old chairbacks...Will, Raffy, Thigpen, and Brantley...Masters grand slam...watching Frank
Thomas play for Auburn...Pete Young coming in to close all covered in dirt....Bobby Reed shutting LSU down and breaking the attendance record...Jody Hurst
hitting one into the American flag in center field...Raffo homering in 3 consecutive at bats--left, center, and right on a cold mid-week game...taking my
daughters to their first game at the SR last year and sweating like I have never sweated before.
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SWFLDawg |
1988 saturday nite dh w/ LSU | #11 | ||
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Big Ben McDonald on the mound. We win 1-0 on John Cohen HR that just barely gets over the fence.
There were like 15,000 people there, couldn't see left field for the smoke. I had just turned in my 4th year architecture project and hadn't slept in 3 days, so I hope I'm remebering this right. |
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MaxwellSmart |
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abitadawg wrote: Same here. Burke Masters walk off was as big as it gets but taking my daughter to Dudy Noble for the first time and watching both days of the SR with her
is something I'll never forget.
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Woof Man Jack |
1985? | #13 | ||
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I think it was 1985, regional at Dudy Noble, against Michigan I believe. Clark and Palmerio...back to back homeruns.
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megadawgmaniac |
#1 talking to us high school kids as we sneaked over to Dudy Noble | #14 | ||
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During a Science Fair(?) at The Hump, a few of us snuck over to see what was going on at the diamond. Coach Polk comes up, smoking his stogie, wasn't mad
or anything. Politely told us that we didn't need to be there. Even then, I was star-struck. I had something to write on and a pen and asked for an
autograph. He obliged.
But it's still second place to the birthday game in '85. AA - third place would be last year's regional The Hump urinals are functional. I say the pissers at Scott Field should have his [LT] name and we could even add some alliteration - The Templeton Troughs. - dawgstudent ----- 9) If you knew that Rachel Ray, your creation (as we all are) was going to be on TV and be famous, why did you give her such a small rack? It's not that I gave her such a tiny set of tits, it's that I gave her a big booty and thick waist to match. Hey, I was drunk that weekend. I also created the I-49 traffic circle in Alexandria, LA, two members of Creed, and the McRib that weekend. Cut me some <17>ing slack. ----- "When Jerious came on his visit I told him I wanted to pass number 12 down to a talented player. I told him it was him and I told the coaches about it. At the time he wanted to get number 3. I told him, 'Look I am leaving and this number 12 is a number you can live up to.' I think he really lived up to it. I am very proud of him getting drafted this year and I hope he does some good things." - Dicenzo Miller |
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jwbigcreek |
Hard to pick just one... | #15 | ||
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Certainly the Master's slam has to be up there (may have to listen to it again tonight). Beatin' Petey Incagvilia's arse in Omaha was nice in 85.
Beating CSF in '79 with (I think) a complete game from Kenny Kurz was great. Staying up til 2-3 AM watching us beat UPig in 85 was also good (anybody
remember the two controversial calls in that game?). Somebody else mentioned the Michigan game in 85 (didn't they beat our arse on Sunday to extend to
Monday?). Barry Larkin was on that team I believe.
Really enjoyed winning the SECT the year I graduated (as a 6 seed). Beat UG in the 9th (down 4?), beat UF the day I graduated, not sure what happened on Saturday, & beat LUS on Sunday (Belle hit the longest single ever in an SEC game?). On a losing note, getting wasted by Schiraldi & Clemens in 83 was remarkable. Also Gene Morgan cruising til he got hit in 85 (damn those Longhorns). Dave Magadan going absolutely nuts (starting with the SECT in Starkville) was also something to behold (lost in CWS championship to Texas). Also remember getting owned by a couple of junk ball pitches (CSF in late 80s or 90 & UNC during same time frame). |
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dawgoneyall |
Winding? | #16 | ||
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Coach34 |
Mine is easy... | #17 | ||
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BJ Wallace striking out batter after batter in the regional in Starkville and then heading back to College Station for the party and taking on UCLA in water
volleyball in the pool. We partied so hard that weekend. I think we scared Scott Ross on that Saturday we drank so much. I hate we lost, but that was a fun
damn regional
"I don't think LSU finishes at the bottom of the West, by any stretch, but I think think they have the least chance of winning it." - Bulldogbaja on the upcoming SEC West
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RHobbs9 |
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SWFLDawg wrote: Sorry SWFL Dawg but we won the Sunday night game 1- 0. It was on ESPN back when they had Sunday night college baseball. We split on Saturday, when McDonald pitched. Cohen Homered off of Russ Springer to left center field as we won 1-0. Another interesting tidbit from that game, LSU would have gone up 1-0 but Keith Osik rounded third and ran right into third base coach Smoke Laval and then was tagged out as he headed back to third. "If you ain't First, your Last"....Ricky Bobby |
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Mutt the Hoople.buhoops |
Watching Ron Polk getting kicked out of the game..... | #19 | ||
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As Georgia Head Coach, and all the Mississippi State fans booing him. Sorta a sense of irony, especially after everybody was all happy when he came back a
year later.
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KingBarkus |
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RHobbs9 wrote:
That weekend jogged my memory of an lsu series over in Baton Rouge. I believe we were #1 and lsu #2 in the country. My buddies and I squeezed into an overflow crowd at Alex's Box for the Sat DH. We won both games 4-3 and I think Cohen had a monster day. The next day we got killed and my buddies almost fought the lsu crowd that was mouthing off. Fun stuff. |
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STATEgrad04 |
My favorite memory.... | #21 | ||
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Mine would have to be several years ago when we went into the final weekend before the SECtourney and we had to sweep om to advance to the tourney and also to
keep them from going to the SECT. Sweeping them is always special, but this was extra special.
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JacksonDevilDog |
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I believe Barry Larkin and Chris Sabbo were both on that Michigan team. My college roommate's uncle played on that Michigan team as well.
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