It's college baseball tournament time and for today's funny, we have this little gem from the Lone Star State.
Texas and Texas Tech were deadlocked at 4 runs in the bottom of the tenth inning with the Red Raiders at bat a couple of years ago. There are two outs, runners at second and third, and the count is 0-2. The pitcher just needs to throw one strike, right?
Well, the pitcher never got to throw that strike. He got into a rhythm of looking down at his feet during his windup..... and the Texas Tech third base coach caught it. Watch and see what happens.
It's a good thing for the Longhorn pitching coach Auggie was not around. Wait a second. It wouldn't have happened under Auggie. Never mind.
9 comments:
There is NOTHING better in sports than college baseball, especially when it's tournament time.
This happened a couple of years ago, it is still funny.
Great catch Fish. Great eye.
That was an impressive feat.
I don't care what anyone says, baseball requires more skill and brains than Football.
I don't care what anyone says, baseball requires more skill and brains than Football.
But still not as much as soccer. Thus the absence of dominance.
Football requires speed and mass. Baseball requires less speed and mass but more 'brains" (as 3:41 put it).
Soccer requires even less speed and mass but more brains (as 3:41 put it) than both.
And, in rank order, each requires less celebratory clowning and demonstrated individualism.
@ 5:47, Lighten Up Francis.
Stop comparing your Marxist game with real American sports.
Football > all other sports combined. And academics, too.
Not entirely sure, but a balk maybe could have even been called due to the catcher coming out of the catcher’s box while the pitcher is still toeing the rubber. Some others more learned about baseball may opine.
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