Countdown to Aggie Baseball 2025

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In reply to McInnis • 11:14a
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Aggie12B said:
The Aggie Baseball off-season has put in it's 2 week notice.
TWO MORE WEEKS. We're almost there!


In the old days, about 10 years ago, we would have had baseball this weekend.

Who decided that less baseball is better? Oh yeah, the NCAA.
It has been longer than that since a universal start date was established by the NCAA to help northern schools and when it was first implemented it started a week later. I think was first implemented some time in the late 00s and the late February start lasted at least a couple of seasons before compromising on a midmonth start..

I am probably misremembering this but I seem to recall sippie starting one season in late January with a trip out to Hawaii sometime in the '90s.
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In reply to jkag89 • 11:34a
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I think this is correct. Also back when playing 80 or 85 games was a thing.
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11:51a

Caden Sorrell is hiding behind the Tennessee player. With diligence, you'll spot him.

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trouble said:
As some of you know, there's a fantastic old school poster on the general board named Claude! When we drive through Claude on our way to Red River, I take a picture (and doctor it a bit) to send to him.
Do you ever stop at the Farm Girl Frosting Store in Claude? My wife and daughters like to go in occasionally when we visit Texas from Colorado
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In reply to Ags83 • 12:53p
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I have not but after googling I'm going to need to this summer!
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In reply to trouble • 12:58p
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Lordy!
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In reply to ensign_beedrill • 1:05p
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They were dang tasty.
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In reply to jkag89 • 2:37p
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jkag89 said:
McInnis said:
Aggie12B said:
The Aggie Baseball off-season has put in it's 2 week notice.
TWO MORE WEEKS. We're almost there!


In the old days, about 10 years ago, we would have had baseball this weekend.

Who decided that less baseball is better? Oh yeah, the NCAA.
It has been longer than that since a universal start date was established by the NCAA to help northern schools and when it was first implemented it started a week later. I think was first implemented some time in the late 00s and the late February start lasted at least a couple of seasons before compromising on a midmonth start..

I am probably misremembering this but I seem to recall sippie starting one season in late January with a trip out to Hawaii sometime in the '90s.
Universal starting date is just half the equation. I think you are right on the timing for that. The other half is that, back before 1987, we had a 60 game schedule (and if you go back further, there was no limit).
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2:38p
#13 Mr Krey Bratsen
& the Ags current #13
Caden Sorrell are here to ring in 13 Days to Go Until Aggie Baseball!





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2:40p
Days Left 13
Kyle, Texas
Cora Jackman Donalson House

Cora Frances Jackman (b. 1853) was the daughter of Sidney Drake and Martha (Slavin) Jackman. Her father, a Confederate general during the Civil War and later a state representative and U.S. Marshal, settled his family in Hays County in 1865. Cora married Chauncey B. Donalson, owner of the 738-acre Live Oak Springs Ranch. After the death of her husband, Cora had Wallace Bros. Lumber Company of Kyle build this house in 1913 from a Radford Architectural Company plan book. The two-story residence features Queen Anne and classical revival detailing in its cross gables, ionic columns, bay windows and entry with transom and side lights. No significant changes have been made to the house since the 1930s.

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2:44p
You Had One Job 13

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Wasn't Dylan Rock (the Mayor of Oxford) #13?
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