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TITLETOWN - A Decade Long Celebration Of The Greatest Achievement In College Athletics History => Other Sports (Tiger's Back) => Topic started by: Cartierfor3 on August 20, 2012, 05:01:37 PM
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I like it.
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MODS please move thread to the rough ridin' dumpster and ban CF3
tia
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Don't take your childhood failures out on me scottwildcat.
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I dig em, too. Not quite as cool as Omaha but still cool to watch those kids having the time of their lives.
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how can you fools like this crap? It is little kids playing baseball....
This is crap being on TV is the root of all evil that is parents and people being over obsessed with kids sports.
Once they get to high school go rough ridin' all out.
But i worked for Manhattan Parks and Rec and supervised lil kids softball and baseball and we had parent on parent fist fights, a parent going at a coach with a baseball bat and a coach decking and knocking out an assistant coach for not being more aggressive on the base path.
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I coached my Pony 4 team to a Manhattan parks and rec league title. Only fight I ever had was fighting off all the moms who loved coach LSOC.
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I coached my Pony 4 team to a Manhattan parks and rec league title. Only fight I ever had was fighting off all the moms who loved coach LSOC.
I coached third for you guys once. sent every kid I could. just kept sending. arm tired by end of game.
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Also, it is shitty baseball. No leadoffs. Really short fences so there are tons of home runs. Closer mound / shorter bases than most leagues for kids that age. Everyone on the team has to play each game rule. WTF?
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I coached my Pony 4 team to a Manhattan parks and rec league title. Only fight I ever had was fighting off all the moms who loved coach LSOC.
I coached third for you guys once. sent every kid I could. just kept sending. arm tired by end of game.
I really enjoyed these two posts.
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Also, it is shitty baseball. No leadoffs. Really short fences so there are tons of home runs. Closer mound / shorter bases than most leagues for kids that age. Everyone on the team has to play each game rule. WTF?
It's overhand pitch softball.
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how can you fools like this crap? It is little kids playing baseball....
This is crap being on TV is the root of all evil that is parents and people being over obsessed with kids sports.
Once they get to high school go rough ridin' all out.
But i worked for Manhattan Parks and Rec and supervised lil kids softball and baseball and we had parent on parent fist fights, a parent going at a coach with a baseball bat and a coach decking and knocking out an assistant coach for not being more aggressive on the base path.
These are the same type of bad person parents who have elaborate 8th grade graduation parties for their kids.
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Fanning's Iowa team lost out in the Iowa State Championship to the team that went on to make the LLWS. :surprised:
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It's cool. First you have to make the All-Star team out of your city/town's little league (for me it was Sioux City), then you gotta win districts, then state, then regionals, and finally the LLWS. It's quite the journey.
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There's a few things i dont really care for about the series. One, the LL rules are pretty silly when compared to other leagues of same aged players. Two, the whole all star team thing is pretty weak. My summer teams would always pick up a pitcher or two for the state/regional/national tournaments but it was basically the same team we had played with all summer. Kinda weird to just throw a team together to try and win a few games. :dunno: I know my summer teams used to dominate the legion teams around the state when we'd run into them in tournaments. Hell, my U-16 team run ruled the state champion Great Bend team and they were almost all graduated high school seniors. Still, the LLWS is a lot of fun to watch and its always neat to hear about MLB guys who played in it.
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I coached my Pony 4 team to a Manhattan parks and rec league title. Only fight I ever had was fighting off all the moms who loved coach LSOC.
I coached third for you guys once. sent every kid I could. just kept sending. arm tired by end of game.
Yeah, you were one of the best we ever had.
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It's cool. First you have to make the All-Star team out of your city/town's little league (for me it was Sioux City), then you gotta win districts, then state, then regionals, and finally the LLWS. It's quite the journey.
Quite the journey!
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It's cool. First you have to make the All-Star team out of your city/town's little league (for me it was Sioux City), then you gotta win districts, then state, then regionals, and finally the LLWS. It's quite the journey.
LLWS is weird. In Kansas / Missouri all of the good players are playing on teams that played USSSA tournaments and maybe a AABC league at that age. I didn't know a single kid who played in a "Little League" league.
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It's cool. First you have to make the All-Star team out of your city/town's little league (for me it was Sioux City), then you gotta win districts, then state, then regionals, and finally the LLWS. It's quite the journey.
LLWS is weird. In Kansas / Missouri all of the good players are playing on teams that played USSSA tournaments and maybe a AABC league at that age. I didn't know a single kid who played in a "Little League" league.
yeah this. eff the haters, my team could have been on tv if we would have played in that sissy league.
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It's cool. First you have to make the All-Star team out of your city/town's little league (for me it was Sioux City), then you gotta win districts, then state, then regionals, and finally the LLWS. It's quite the journey.
LLWS is weird. In Kansas / Missouri all of the good players are playing on teams that played USSSA tournaments and maybe a AABC league at that age. I didn't know a single kid who played in a "Little League" league.
yeah this. eff the haters, my team could have been on tv if we would have played in that sissy league.
1999 AABC 12U State Runner-up, 1998 AABC 11U State Champs :gocho: <---- sarcastic gocho, but was super proud at the time