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UTPr0sim UTPr0sim OP
Mar 24, 2026 at 12:29 AM ET
Poppin It Stats As of Today
Poppin it Stats as of Today! Record: 28-4 Dingers: 55 Runs: 254 Pitching Strike Outs: 239 Team Batting Average: .369 VT Walks 129 Opponent Walks: 113 Triples: 10 Doubles: 67 Hits: 331 Stolen Bases: 33 (out of 38) Double Plays: 19 Complete Games by Pitchers: 6 Team ERA: 2.57 Opponent ERA: 8.13 Not sure on the number of Bunts....4?? Most of the above from HOKIESPORTS.COM ** Edited by UTPr0sim at 3/24/2026, 2:20:53 PM

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Hockeydad
4mo
You might want to double check the runs đŸ˜ŗ
TomTurkey TomTurkey
4mo
I have 257
TomTurkey TomTurkey
4mo
4* - I paid double for 2 SAC bints
3 true bunts - I credited Mizelle for beating out a squibbler to 1st base (for purpose of Poppin' It!) ** Edited by TomTurkey at 3/24/2026, 8:12:47 AM ** Edited by TomTurkey at 3/24/2026, 7:43:37 PM
Atlee Hokie Atlee Hokie
4mo
What games were the Sac Bints, and the Bints for hits?
laphroaig laphroaig
4mo
OMG you guys are great! A bountiful use of the word bint - bintiful. :-)
TomTurkey TomTurkey
4mo
I'll look at my spreadsheet just for you.
SAC bints - USC Upstate, NCSt game 3 Bints for hits - South Carolina game 2, Duke game 3* * Credited Mizelle with a bint for beating out a squibbler to 1st base (my choice for Poppin' It!)
Atlee Hokie Atlee Hokie
4mo
Thanks. That's a few more $ from me.
TomTurkey TomTurkey
4mo
Great.
laphroaig laphroaig
4mo
Those bintiful bints!
BackInTheBurg BackInTheBurg
4mo
Okâ€ĻI’ve sat on this long enough. WTH is a *bint.* Initially, I thought it
was fat thumb-itis, but clearly it is not.
laphroaig laphroaig
4mo
It's a weak sounding word that reflects a weak minuscule act. Not saying
the act cannot be well-played, strategic, effective nor successful. "Bunt" is in the same family of sounds of big manly things like hunt, grunt, stunt. The sound of the letter "U" is strong. The sound of "bint" better describes the simple act of holding a bat and letting the pitch hit the bat instead of using the bat to attack the pitch. You know me - a man of letters, a wordsmith. Just ask @Hokie-2x .
TomTurkey TomTurkey
4mo
TSLese to separate the wheat from the chaff. j/k
I spend most of my time as chaff. But we dont use "bit."
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Hokie-2x
4mo
Yes anyone can use use the layman's bag of letters but that laphroaig, only
He can can weave a web of letters to take a layman alphabet and turn it into a Shakespearean Sonnet. ** Edited by Hokie-2x at 3/24/2026, 8:37:45 PM
laphroaig laphroaig
4mo
Ask mrs laphroaig about a poem I wrote for her when we were in college.
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Hokie-2x
4mo
Was it a Sonnet to woo her?
laphroaig laphroaig
4mo
No, she was already wooed. If we were still in the wooing phase,
she probably would have dropped me like a rock in the river.
UTPr0sim UTPr0sim OP
4mo
More Stats inside.