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University Of The Cumberlands Showcase

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Did any of you go? And, if so, what were your thoughts about it.

 

We went and it was a very well run showcase. Kids got to try different positions and even played a 5-6 inning game. The wind seemed to play havoc on some. Had to be 30+ mph winds. For the price, it was very well worth it.

I believ Aaron Haney of JCHS was in attendance. He is a good hitter so i hope the wind didnt affect it too much because i would love for him to get noticed by a program like the Cumberlands.

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I believ Aaron Haney of JCHS was in attendance. He is a good hitter so i hope the wind didnt affect it too much because i would love for him to get noticed by a program like the Cumberlands.

 

The wind was terrible. And it did affect the way the balls were hit. I believe that only one player had a well hit ball.

 

I did see a Johnson County player there, not sure if it was Haney, though.

The wind was terrible. And it did affect the way the balls were hit. I believe that only one player had a well hit ball.

 

I did see a Johnson County player there, not sure if it was Haney, though.

No, That was firebird I heard they were impressed until he ran his 60, heard he told them it could have been better but he had a hole in his sock and his big toe kept popping thru.:D

No, That was firebird I head they were impressed until he ran his 60, heard he told them it could have been better but he had a hole in his sock and his big toe kept popping thru.:D
Oh My....:lol:

 

I would imagine, the conditions were tough like PD described for the student-athletes.

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Oh My....:lol:

 

I would imagine, the conditions were tough like PD described for the student-athletes.

Us parents that decided to sit in the stands intead of the car, were much worse off. I looked like the singer from the "Flock Of Seagulls" afterwards. I should have worn a hat. :D

Us parents that decided to sit in the stands intead of the car, were much worse off. I looked like the singer from the "Flock Of Seagulls" afterwards. I should have worn a hat. :D
....:lol:
No, That was firebird I heard they were impressed until he ran his 60, heard he told them it could have been better but he had a hole in his sock and his big toe kept popping thru.:D

Hey earl, just so you know, with a good pair of cleats I have been laser timed in the 11.4-11.6 range.

 

A good pair of shoes could have made me a star.:thumb:

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Hey earl, just so you know, with a good pair of cleats I have been laser timed in the 11.4-11.6 range.

 

A good pair of shoes could have made me a star.:thumb:

 

That's pretty fast. I hear sticky runs it in 13 flat. :D

That's pretty fast. I hear sticky runs it in 13 flat. :D
I must just train harder in the offseason than sticky does.:lol:
Hey earl, just so you know, with a good pair of cleats I have been laser timed in the 11.4-11.6 range.

 

A good pair of shoes could have made me a star.:thumb:

I know better than that back when you played everybody played barefooted.:laugh: But I heard what blew it for you was when you batted cross handed.

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