That's not the SEC's twitter account. It's a fan account.scottk1966 said:
SEC Response...
Dad: Son, are you doing drugs?
Kid: I heard my friend Joe Bob is doing drugs.
That's not the SEC's twitter account. It's a fan account.scottk1966 said:
SEC Response...
Dad: Son, are you doing drugs?
Kid: I heard my friend Joe Bob is doing drugs.
Mark Fairchild said:
That and: At what time do you teach a child to cheat? And, if you cheat in games do you stop there or continue into life such as school, business, marriage, etc. Personally, the whole trend of cheating is okay, is disgusting.
Sticky stuff wouldn't help increase velocity, would it?Aggies2009 said:
No TrackMan data, but the average velocity on his fastball when facing every other opponent this year was 91-92.
Against the Ags on Saturday night, the average on his fastball was 95.
Aggies2009 said:
No TrackMan data, but the average velocity on his fastball when facing every other opponent this year was 91-92.
Against the Ags on Saturday night, the average on his fastball was 95.
Theoretically, the ball staying on the fingers just that split second longer (which is what increases the spin rate) can also increase velocity.Goose06 said:Aggies2009 said:
No TrackMan data, but the average velocity on his fastball when facing every other opponent this year was 91-92.
Against the Ags on Saturday night, the average on his fastball was 95.
Pine tar does not increase velocity. It increases spin which will make it either run more or more likely it will make it drop less which makes it harder to hit (makes it look like it's rising when really it's just staying closer to flat).
AggieBand2004 said:Funky Winkerbean said:Gyles Marrett said:
What a stupid take. MLB acknowledged it was common enough to have umpires check pitchers every inning.You’ve likely seen it by now as it’s made the rounds, but someone in the A&M outfield took this video of the UGA bullpen this weekend.
— SEC Baseball (@SECbaseball) April 29, 2024
Not a great look but this has been happening, and will continue to happen from time to time. The MLB basically acknowledged it was commonplace. https://t.co/HEv99tMxwv
If it was commonplace, each infraction would be on Sportscenter because the umpires would've busted them.
Oh look, another poster who is unaware of the concept of "deterrent".
Gyles Marrett said:
What a stupid take. MLB acknowledged it was common enough to have umpires check pitchers every inning.You’ve likely seen it by now as it’s made the rounds, but someone in the A&M outfield took this video of the UGA bullpen this weekend.
— SEC Baseball (@SECbaseball) April 29, 2024
Not a great look but this has been happening, and will continue to happen from time to time. The MLB basically acknowledged it was commonplace. https://t.co/HEv99tMxwv
Sandman98 said:Gyles Marrett said:
What a stupid take. MLB acknowledged it was common enough to have umpires check pitchers every inning.You’ve likely seen it by now as it’s made the rounds, but someone in the A&M outfield took this video of the UGA bullpen this weekend.
— SEC Baseball (@SECbaseball) April 29, 2024
Not a great look but this has been happening, and will continue to happen from time to time. The MLB basically acknowledged it was commonplace. https://t.co/HEv99tMxwv
There is nuance to rule breaking. Using technology to cheat is a different universe of cheating than getting a better grip.
The reason it was commonplace in MLB was because there wasn't much resistance from hitters (they have pitcher teammates, too). The gray area between safe and unfair is the sweet spot that hitters are comfortable with.
Well, it helps if you first teach them that he lives in a country/society/culture in which there is no justice, the deck is stacked against him, there is no such thing as merit, all hierarchies are oppressive, etc. Once you've absorbed that worldview, why would you not cheat? If everyone else who succeeds is doing so unfairly, then you'd have to be a real chump not to cheat.Mark Fairchild said:
That and: At what time do you teach a child to cheat? And, if you cheat in games do you stop there or continue into life such as school, business, marriage, etc. Personally, the whole trend of cheating is okay, is disgusting.
Where do we find the interivew? I'm new to following all of this on Texags.HowdyTexasAggies said:
I am pretty sure it was stated above on this thread, but everyone needs to listen to Schloss's interview this morning, WOW that guy is so candid about his thoughts. So impressive.
In the Stickied Topics right at the top of the forum.JMac03 said:Where do we find the interivew? I'm new to following all of this on Texags.HowdyTexasAggies said:
I am pretty sure it was stated above on this thread, but everyone needs to listen to Schloss's interview this morning, WOW that guy is so candid about his thoughts. So impressive.
Why in the world would you think I was describing my outlook on life?Mark Fairchild said:
Glad that I don't have your outlook on life. I believe that the Lord is in control, and that takes a huge load off my back.
Stickied, you say?!trouble said:
Top of the forum. It's one of the stickied posts
Kay Adams dumps out more Cabo content, Georgia pitcher accused of cheating in viral video, A's announcer had a TOUGH weekend, LIV Golfer melts down in the sand & new Raiders WAG Rose Newell is ready for Vegas.
— OutKick (@Outkick) April 29, 2024
Nightcaps!
READ: https://t.co/A5rD1It0vY pic.twitter.com/8QKqDnf9wj
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Keep your posts right where you want them. Introducing:
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Funky Winkerbean said:AggieBand2004 said:Funky Winkerbean said:Gyles Marrett said:
What a stupid take. MLB acknowledged it was common enough to have umpires check pitchers every inning.You’ve likely seen it by now as it’s made the rounds, but someone in the A&M outfield took this video of the UGA bullpen this weekend.
— SEC Baseball (@SECbaseball) April 29, 2024
Not a great look but this has been happening, and will continue to happen from time to time. The MLB basically acknowledged it was commonplace. https://t.co/HEv99tMxwv
If it was commonplace, each infraction would be on Sportscenter because the umpires would've busted them.
Oh look, another poster who is unaware of the concept of "deterrent".
Oh look, another poster that can't use the language to explain themselves.
Aggies2009 said:That's not the SEC's twitter account. It's a fan account.scottk1966 said:
SEC Response...
Dad: Son, are you doing drugs?
Kid: I heard my friend Joe Bob is doing drugs.
Fans catch Georgia pitching cheating, a breakdown pic.twitter.com/XfDcDACPOw
— Jomboy (@Jomboy_) April 29, 2024
That is about as guilty as you can get.Ag 11 said:
There's even a Jomboy breakdown now
Typically no, mostly helps with increasing spin rate and some say it helps with control too. That pitcher typically starts for them so he probably just isnt holding back as much coming out of the pen.Aggies2009 said:Sticky stuff wouldn't help increase velocity, would it?Aggies2009 said:
No TrackMan data, but the average velocity on his fastball when facing every other opponent this year was 91-92.
Against the Ags on Saturday night, the average on his fastball was 95.