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Guy LeDouche

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The Lounge 2 y ago

Croque

In the evening, we also threw rocks or acorns at bats. We wanted to see which one would dive the closest to the ground, lol. I don't remember any crash landings.

I think he was. Look at the video feed for the 5th inning. On ball 4,

Chatfield runs to first base, and for a brief moment, you can see he was not positioned on the line.

The plate ump ruled a ball. Appealed to 3rd base ump who most likely did

not have a view to make the call. I looked at the edited video of the 5th and, for ball 4, you can see he is positioned between 2nd and first. I suspect he was also there for the contested call. There is no video review on called balls and strikes. I think that is the key point - there wasn't any way to overturn the call on the field. It definitely rattled the BC pitcher and team. Their pitcher was awesome up to that point.

The Lounge 2 y ago

Crazy Rooster Brewery.

I went to this brewery a few weeks ago. The owner(s) must be dead heads. I gathered this because I noticed the Grateful Dead pictures on the walls. The staff also wear tie dye shirts. The beers were good! Better yet, the party spills over into the parking lot, and it doesn't involve beer (hint, hint, nudge, nudge.)

I thought about this too. He has done well.

He turned UR around in 3-4 years and they won the A10 this past year (regular season and tourney). That said, I am not familiar with his recruiting.

I didnt see it but read he was thrown by the UMich wrestler.

I guess he landed awkwardly. Was on the mat for 15+ minutes. ** Edited by Guy LeDouche at 3/21/2024, 5:37:09 PM

The Lounge 2 y ago

Be sure to visit the AARP tent.

Free beer huggies and a contest to guess the number of blue pills in a fish bowl.

The Lounge 2 y ago

Agree - you don't want anything messing up clean title to the property.

I would contact my attorney to get his input on what to do. I have never been through anything like this, but I had the following ideas. - Ask the contractor who are the subcontractors working on the job and contact them directly. Ask about whether they are getting paid and ask them to copy you on invoicing. - pay material suppliers and subcontractors directly. Ask for them to sign lien waivers. ** Edited by Guy LeDouche at 3/20/2024, 2:15:05 PM

Not that I know of.

For the last home game, he drove for a layup and took a hard foul. He was slow to get up and limped around (hip or thigh?). He did continue playing. I thought they should hold him out for the Mason game, but he played. So, who knows?

They only played Dayton one time, and won that game.

I agree with the analysis on the slow starts and the centers. The starter, Quinn, can get "stuck" under the basked. You would think he would power up and dunk the ball. He is so afraid of getting blocked (although I think Moody gets them to pass it back out to the perimeter for 3). His shot in the lane is a tear drop which is unusual for a big guy. His back-up is Walz, and he is also timid with the ball. He will take the 10ft jump shot if we don't man up. While I am critical of Walz, he has improved a lot since the start of the year. The Spiders guard play is the teams strength. If they start dropping threes it can be a long night for Tech. They do run the Princeton offense. The A10 teams are accustomed to the offense and are pretty good at defending it. If Tech hasn't seen this before, I would expect a few backdoor cuts to the basket.