Well folks, looks like my Tigers and your Diamond Dawgs (?) will be matching up this weekend. It looks like it should be an entertaining and competitive series. Just wanted to wish you all luck this weekend (you'll need it ;-)). Also, I hope you all show some class this weekend. NCAA baseball's going to be on display this weekend as our two great teams match up. Let's make this look good.
Good luck this weekend...
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I hear they are giving a "class" seminar this weekend in the Left Field Lounge area. You should stop by.
10,000+ sun-soaked, rabid fans will look great on t.v.
Give me a ******* break. While MSU fans can say some things, for a Clemson ************ to spout "show some class" is a freaking joke.
MD, this was not directed to you.
MD, this was not directed to you.
the fact that you all are planning things to say to bother and heckle our outfielders is pathetic. it's one thing to heckle... it's another thing to plan for it 3 days in advance. we would have fans in the outfield if it was at our place, but they wouldn't be heckling, at least not to that low of a level.
to read the rules before you post on a new board
www.sixpackspeak.com/rules.html
As you will note, we don't take kindly to the word 'class.'
www.sixpackspeak.com/rules.html
As you will note, we don't take kindly to the word 'class.'
get over yourself...
Do you guys have a trophy for this? Being "classy" on the east coast isnt too hard.
Do you guys have a trophy for this? Being "classy" on the east coast isnt too hard.
thank you all for your replies... my point EXACTLY.
I came here to wish you all luck and to have some good baseball talk, but apparently, a team that has been awful at baseball for god knows how long thinks that the NCAA powerhouse they're about to matchup with is full of a bunch of pussies. i will enjoy coming back here to witness the belly-aching when your season is over Saturday night.
I came here to wish you all luck and to have some good baseball talk, but apparently, a team that has been awful at baseball for god knows how long thinks that the NCAA powerhouse they're about to matchup with is full of a bunch of pussies. i will enjoy coming back here to witness the belly-aching when your season is over Saturday night.
I was at the Peach Bowl in 99 when MSU played Clemson. Every last CU fan was an obnoxious *** before the game. Most were obnoxious asses after the game as well despite the fact that MSU won.
By the way, if you have to declare that you are one of the classiest programs, you probably aren't.
By the way, if you have to declare that you are one of the classiest programs, you probably aren't.
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to celebrate your winning those sportsmanship championships? What a ******. Typical ACC sports fan.
BTW, I am not a MSU fan, but I will be this weekend.
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BTW, I am not a MSU fan, but I will be this weekend.
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Well, you stay classy, Clempson.
And Josh Morgan says he loved knocking you guys on your classy asses.
Because maybe by asking us to show some class, you are implying that we won't. Maybe you should do your homework before strolling over here with your backhanded remarks. This isn't our first trip off of the farm (yea, yea, I know they're coming here). Here is some recommended reading for you.
Leftfield Lounge
Somebody give him the link to Gene's board so they can bond with the Oregon fans
Considering you probably have no clue what this is actually referring to..
The University of Clemson campus was copied from MSU when it was created.
and yes..we will be loud, and rowdy..and have lot of fun with your outfielders.. but at the same time they will all be welcome to come enjoy food after the series...
as long as they are as "classy" as you say they are and can take the heckling like a true player.
The University of Clemson campus was copied from MSU when it was created.
and yes..we will be loud, and rowdy..and have lot of fun with your outfielders.. but at the same time they will all be welcome to come enjoy food after the series...
as long as they are as "classy" as you say they are and can take the heckling like a true player.
If you were looking and hoping for class, was there a particular reason you chose this message board instead of the multitude of others available?
I mean you are welcome to stay here and get subjected to the abuse. It's pretty entertaining from my standpoint. But, the word 'class' is used in a more endearing fashion at just about every other single MSU message board.
I mean you are welcome to stay here and get subjected to the abuse. It's pretty entertaining from my standpoint. But, the word 'class' is used in a more endearing fashion at just about every other single MSU message board.
forgotten about the drunk (I don't have anything against that) Clemson fan that was pouring beer on us during the Peach Bowl.
Need I direct you to the article from your very own Scout site entitled "ROBBED!" in which the reporter proceeds to whine because you weren't selected to host? Is this the class you speak of?
So the guy with the "Classiest School on the East Coast" Trophy calls us the scum of the earth. I'm not sure about the definition of irony but...
Paul Mainieri - Notre Dame's Head Baseball Coach
June 1, 2000
What a Tournament!
... I have tried to describe the series of events and the atmosphere of what took place down there last weekend, but I dont think words could adequately describe it. It was one of those things that you just had to be there to understand the magnitude of what transpired.
It was one of the most phenomenal experiences that anyone could ever have in athletics. The whole environment of Mississippi State University baseball was an experience. There were 11,000 people in a beautiful ballpark, and with the fans so close in the outfield, you thought you were at Wrigley Field. The fans are the most knowledge baseball people that you would ever want to meet. I thought when we went down there that they would be very rabid fans and intimidate us. They were not nasty to our players at all. They were great fans. They cheered for their team. They were loud and they tried to motivate their team. It was intimidating because of the loudness and the size of the crowd, but it was a very respectful crowd.
As the weekend wore on and they saw the things that our kids did, they embraced our players. On Sunday when we were taking batting practice a couple of hours before game time, there were already 1,000 people in the stands. I walked by the fence and I had fans yelling to me, "Hey coach what are you doing herewe thought we were playing Tulane today." They could not believe that we rallied to win the game against Tulane the night before.
Then to turn around on hardly any sleep and come back the next day and beat State 7-0, playing our best game of the year in every aspect, the fans respected that. I think by the final game though they felt like Notre Dame has had their moments and now it is time for us to just go ahead and whip them and take the trophy home. They came out like gangbusters in the final game but every time they gave us what appeared to be a knockout blow, we got up off the canvas and fought back By doing that we continued to gain the respect of the people down there.
June 1, 2000
What a Tournament!
... I have tried to describe the series of events and the atmosphere of what took place down there last weekend, but I dont think words could adequately describe it. It was one of those things that you just had to be there to understand the magnitude of what transpired.
It was one of the most phenomenal experiences that anyone could ever have in athletics. The whole environment of Mississippi State University baseball was an experience. There were 11,000 people in a beautiful ballpark, and with the fans so close in the outfield, you thought you were at Wrigley Field. The fans are the most knowledge baseball people that you would ever want to meet. I thought when we went down there that they would be very rabid fans and intimidate us. They were not nasty to our players at all. They were great fans. They cheered for their team. They were loud and they tried to motivate their team. It was intimidating because of the loudness and the size of the crowd, but it was a very respectful crowd.
As the weekend wore on and they saw the things that our kids did, they embraced our players. On Sunday when we were taking batting practice a couple of hours before game time, there were already 1,000 people in the stands. I walked by the fence and I had fans yelling to me, "Hey coach what are you doing herewe thought we were playing Tulane today." They could not believe that we rallied to win the game against Tulane the night before.
Then to turn around on hardly any sleep and come back the next day and beat State 7-0, playing our best game of the year in every aspect, the fans respected that. I think by the final game though they felt like Notre Dame has had their moments and now it is time for us to just go ahead and whip them and take the trophy home. They came out like gangbusters in the final game but every time they gave us what appeared to be a knockout blow, we got up off the canvas and fought back By doing that we continued to gain the respect of the people down there.
coming to a State board and trying to make friends thinking this is something like a typical Scout/Rivals board and getting his *** waxed...
pjs1087...go to the MSU scout board (Gene's page) to make friends forever
We are SixPack...so we don't care what you think about us...so, buzz off
pjs1087...go to the MSU scout board (Gene's page) to make friends forever
We are SixPack...so we don't care what you think about us...so, buzz off
Paul Mainieri - Notre Dame's Head Baseball Coach
June 1, 2000
What a Tournament!
... I have tried to describe the series of events and the atmosphere of what took place down there last weekend, but I dont think words could adequately describe it. It was one of those things that you just had to be there to understand the magnitude of what transpired.
It was one of the most phenomenal experiences that anyone could ever have in athletics. The whole environment of Mississippi State University baseball was an experience. There were 11,000 people in a beautiful ballpark, and with the fans so close in the outfield, you thought you were at Wrigley Field. The fans are the most knowledge baseball people that you would ever want to meet. I thought when we went down there that they would be very rabid fans and intimidate us. They were not nasty to our players at all. They were great fans. They cheered for their team. They were loud and they tried to motivate their team. It was intimidating because of the loudness and the size of the crowd, but it was a very respectful crowd.
As the weekend wore on and they saw the things that our kids did, they embraced our players. On Sunday when we were taking batting practice a couple of hours before game time, there were already 1,000 people in the stands. I walked by the fence and I had fans yelling to me, "Hey coach what are you doing herewe thought we were playing Tulane today." They could not believe that we rallied to win the game against Tulane the night before.
Then to turn around on hardly any sleep and come back the next day and beat State 7-0, playing our best game of the year in every aspect, the fans respected that. I think by the final game though they felt like Notre Dame has had their moments and now it is time for us to just go ahead and whip them and take the trophy home. They came out like gangbusters in the final game but every time they gave us what appeared to be a knockout blow, we got up off the canvas and fought back By doing that we continued to gain the respect of the people down there.
June 1, 2000
What a Tournament!
... I have tried to describe the series of events and the atmosphere of what took place down there last weekend, but I dont think words could adequately describe it. It was one of those things that you just had to be there to understand the magnitude of what transpired.
It was one of the most phenomenal experiences that anyone could ever have in athletics. The whole environment of Mississippi State University baseball was an experience. There were 11,000 people in a beautiful ballpark, and with the fans so close in the outfield, you thought you were at Wrigley Field. The fans are the most knowledge baseball people that you would ever want to meet. I thought when we went down there that they would be very rabid fans and intimidate us. They were not nasty to our players at all. They were great fans. They cheered for their team. They were loud and they tried to motivate their team. It was intimidating because of the loudness and the size of the crowd, but it was a very respectful crowd.
As the weekend wore on and they saw the things that our kids did, they embraced our players. On Sunday when we were taking batting practice a couple of hours before game time, there were already 1,000 people in the stands. I walked by the fence and I had fans yelling to me, "Hey coach what are you doing herewe thought we were playing Tulane today." They could not believe that we rallied to win the game against Tulane the night before.
Then to turn around on hardly any sleep and come back the next day and beat State 7-0, playing our best game of the year in every aspect, the fans respected that. I think by the final game though they felt like Notre Dame has had their moments and now it is time for us to just go ahead and whip them and take the trophy home. They came out like gangbusters in the final game but every time they gave us what appeared to be a knockout blow, we got up off the canvas and fought back By doing that we continued to gain the respect of the people down there.
31-28, and 1-3 in baseball.
You better hope that Miss. State beats you, because if they don't, we've got a nice beating waiting on you in Omaha.
The "Please show some class" comment was nothing more than a backhanded flame. Don't pretend it wasn't.
You better hope that Miss. State beats you, because if they don't, we've got a nice beating waiting on you in Omaha.
The "Please show some class" comment was nothing more than a backhanded flame. Don't pretend it wasn't.
He was a regular in the Left Field Lounge when he went to school here and since.
www.leftfieldlounge.com/JG.html
Is he "classy" enough for you?
www.leftfieldlounge.com/JG.html
Is he "classy" enough for you?
...MSU football is pretty bad these days. I just thought it was appropriate to remember the single most vicious knockout blow I've ever seen in a football game, courtesy of Mr. Morgan against your beloved kittens in the 99 Peach Bowl. I guess you thought that hit wasn't very classy, either.
for those of you who think Clemson wasn't robbed from being a host...
show me one category of merit (that is, how you performed in the regular season) where you are more "qualified" than Clemson, and I'll show you at least 5 that show otherwise. You may be hard pressed to find even one.
The only reason you got the host was because of stadium seating capacity and your AD heading the Selection Committee.
Get over yourself.
show me one category of merit (that is, how you performed in the regular season) where you are more "qualified" than Clemson, and I'll show you at least 5 that show otherwise. You may be hard pressed to find even one.
The only reason you got the host was because of stadium seating capacity and your AD heading the Selection Committee.
Get over yourself.
First of all, what the hell is the Div. 1 Bowl Subdivision? Is this a part of George Bush's Southeastern Football League?
Secondly, football smack? Are you serious? You are running football smack during baseball season and then speak of class? Wow. Would you run football smack on Cal State Fullerton? Did you run football smack on Coastal Carolina last week? This is baseball, *******, not football. Do you resort to football smack on Duke during basketball season? That's just weak. If we could all be as classy as Clemson.
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