I understand not throwing your ace in the ACC tourney especially
If you are feeling comfortable about being in the tourney. But, it is dumbfounding as to why you don’t want to put your best out there to be in the winners bracket. Not saying we would have won yesterday with Renfro but you have to put it all out there to make your bracket more manageable. I have to remind myself that this is VT after all that would make such an idiotic decision.
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js93
2mo
If team wins game 1 and has ace for a game 2 into the winners bracket, going to look really smart.
If say UCLA wins their game 1, you blow your ace game 1 and get hammered by UCLA in game 2, looks less smart.
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2mo
hard.
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js93
2mo
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2mo
best players. He did not do that. Pretty simple. This is a completely stupid discussion.
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js93
2mo
To decide who is best to start and when.
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2mo
Had thrown at least 100 pitches. I have seen it happen with multiple college pitchers this year. The arm is sore and it doesn’t bounce back after several days off. Unreliable bullpen makes a coach throw his starters longer than he should. A 34 pitch first inning certainly did not help today .
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2mo
Of his last 7 appearences including 112 vs Cal and 104 vs Clemson. 4 of those 100 plus pitch games were in a row. VT held him out for two weeks hoping his arm would bounce back . He threw 94 vs Ucla. I am positive he was suffering from a tired arm.
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chagerma
2mo
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2mo
From what I have seen over the past few years, this pretty much as standard.
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