Dear Scott Stricklin,

[Mjoelner]

Thank you for moving the baseball game which would have been played tomorrow under sunny skies with temps in the lower 70's to 6pm with temps in the upper 40's because some people thought we would beat Vandy. It reminds me of the late 80's when the homer that wrote for the Reflector would pick us to win every game (including Bama) even during the Tech-and-10 year.

Sincerely,
The I haven't given a **** about basketball since '96 baseball and football fan.

 

[Todd4State]

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[Paper Dog]

And the overnight low is 52

Quit bitching .... plus it was John's decision, not Scott's

 

[esplanade91]

Reason #235.

 

[The Peeper]

didn't graduate from the MSU weather school.

 

[SnakePlissken]

I was there and it never got cold in the least bit. Sack up and be a man.

 

[cowbell9]

nm

 

[Mjoelner]

Just saying that we should have never moved the game. There wasn't a large crowd anyway so the 5% chance we would have had a basketball game this afternoon wouldn't have hurt the crowd anyway. Actually, we probably would have had a larger crowd during the afternoon even if we did play basketball at the same time.

 

[Paper Dog]

The last time MSU played baseball game while the basketball team was playing, there were like 15 people there

Props to the MSU AD and MSU Head Baseball Coach for understanding what it is like to be part of a big time Division I athletics program

It was a beatiful night weather wise, great time to come out, visit with friends and watch the Bulldogs play

 

[The Peeper]

with your 40's temperature post and rant on Strickin about changing the game time because of it? I simply repeated what Jim said on the radio about the temps, FACTS, unlike you. We still sucked in hoops this season (and I could honestly care less) but the 5% your prediction gave us to win the hoop game was also looking pretty bad still tied up @ the 2:02 mark and down by only 4 w/ :24 to go.

 

[Vandelaydawg]

then stop posting all together.

 

[MSUCostanza]

Holy Christ.

 

[AssEndDawg]

that no matter how good of a job you do there will always be some douchbag who feels the need to complain about it. Moving the game was the right thing to do, the day our AD starts assuming we are going to lose a basketball game is the day we need to start looking for a replacement. Now, I realize that Sacred Heart is an incredibly strong draw and one of the more important games of the year, but Scott was right and you are amazingly, mind-bendingly wrong.