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ScoopTalk: The Immovable Object Stops The Unstoppable Force

Comments Off by Dustin Dopirak | Wednesday, January 16, 2013 - 2:59 am UTC

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Kevin K on "ScoopTalk: So many strikeouts, so many men left on base"Laff is back. Let the fun begin!
Kevin K on "ScoopTalk: So many strikeouts, so many men left on base"More basketball please!
DontForgetOurVets on "ScoopTalk: So many strikeouts, so many men left on base"Lonnie, I think Geoff is one of the smartest posters on here and while I admit I do not remember everyone's exact words, I don't remember him complaining about the refs as often as most other people do. However, I've been wrong before so I could be this time
Hoosier Clarion on "ScoopTalk: So many strikeouts, so many men left on base"DFOV, You are a laff aminit! The remarks made about the S16 game and the CWS game are both leaning in the right direction. Early in the game it was easy to see the Orange zone was geared to be infused with physical contact(hoping for very
IUBASEBALL on "ScoopTalk: So many strikeouts, so many men left on base"DontForgetOurVets, Umps not out to get us...just really bad. In the 9th, ESPN showed the strikeout pitch (using their K-Zone)to almost every stikeout the MSU left had. At least 5 were 2-3 inches off the plate. Not blaming the umps, read my earlier post. Just syaing
Chet on "ScoopTalk: So many strikeouts, so many men left on base"I don't know or care why you have such a woody for Geoff but the guy could generally give the facts to support his positions more consistently than anyone else on the Scoop.
Lonnie on "ScoopTalk: So many strikeouts, so many men left on base"Reminds me of a former blogger by the name of Geoff. He always, and I do mean always blamed the refs for our failures. Though he thought he was always right, but the truth is he was a,ways "reaching" and "dead wrong" on many things. I'd try and call him

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