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  2. Wild pitch and a breaking ball stays high and just like that 2-0 with runners on the corners with one out. 😂 Yeah about those meds, I don't think I took enough
  3. A base hit too hot for Borba to handle results in an RBI single. Sam Houston has a 2-0 lead. One out with runners on first and third in the top of the first.
  4. A wild pitch brings in a run. Sam Houston has the lead, 1-0.
  5. It’s a shame Winter was out of action for so long.
  6. HBP and Sam Houston has the bases loaded with one out.
  7. Winter now trying to work around allowing a one-out double to right.
  8. Nice little pop out for the 1st of the inning on the 1-1 pitch
  9. Not since last year
  10. I just asked if there was going to be a thread. 😂 anxiety meds are down the hatch and I'm ready to go🤘🏿
  11. I hate this with every ounce of my body.
  12. The Longhorns will send Michael Winter to the mound for a midweek tilt against the Bearkats. The game is being streamed on SEC Network Plus.
  13. It about the NCAA laying the hammer on student athletes betting not about any particular team.
  14. Today
  15. Already 68 teams add 4 more playin games =76
  16. Thanks for the explanation. That makes sense.
  17. Agree! And don’t get me wrong, I love TX WBB & love watching the really good womens’ teams play each other. Still way too much talent disparity in womens’ college basketball. Now they’re giving us even more unwatchable games in March.
  18. The full faith and credit clause is a federal statute that requires federal courts to give credit to state court decisions. The Mississippi court entered the injunction first, so it was decided there first. If a federal case is brought in Texas it would be precluded by the prior Mississippi decision under the doctrine of res judicata—which means it has been decided in latin. If you didn’t have this rule, nothing would ever be final in the law in cases between the same parties. You would have endless lawsuits in different states and federal courts trying to get a different outcome. The case was between Chambliss and the NCAA. The NCAA is who decided eligibility, so someone else wouldnt have standing to sue Chambliss to prevent him from participating in Texas. Unsure if that answers your question but our country’s legal system is a balance between state and federal law known as federalism. There is no chance the case can be relitigated again. Chambliss is clear.
  19. It took a minute but looking back I see that autocorrect was not my friend. I definitely should have proofread before posting
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