Baylor on ESPN

[JohnnyDug]

And.. who watched the game with Baylor on ESPN? they came back from a 7 run deficit and won in the ninth. I missed a bunch since it happened during the whole Yankees fiasco but I saw most of the end and it was pretty exciting stuff. Score.

[yeszir]

That was intense. I actually caught the last 3 minutes of the game only, but what a last 3 minutes. It was a do or die situation, and Tulane died. Although, to be fair to their second baseman, had the throw been on target it wouldn't have gotten the guy anyway, and Baylor would have had a man on 3rd with a chance to win it. Still, it kinda sucks to be him right now.

[JohnnyDug]

That was intense. I actually caught the last 3 minutes of the game only, but what a last 3 minutes. It was a do or die situation, and Tulane died. Although, to be fair to their second baseman, had the throw been on target it wouldn't have gotten the guy anyway, and Baylor would have had a man on 3rd with a chance to win it. Still, it kinda sucks to be him right now.

 

heh, agreed.

 

it was an awesome game.

[Sox fan in Tex]

Baylor has been a great team this year... I knew they'd put up a fight. They've been tearing up the Big 12 this year.

[Manny Goes Boom]

I saw some of that...it was sorta funny, when Baylor was down 7-0 in the 7th (with 1 out I THINK) and Tulane's short-stop bobbled the grounder AFTER harold Reynolds was saying about how Baylor should "put their hard working reserves in to give them a chance to play"...I thought about how the Cubs choked against the Marlins in the 2003 NLCS, and how it could be the sorta the same thing

[CajunSox]

Tulane blew that one bad and it couldn't have happened to a better bunch. These guys were so arrogant and full of themselves. I'm very happy they lost. I have been watching them all season and they remind me a lot of the yankees(cocky, overated, crybabies)