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Victory, not glory. My Grandpa is Billy Frank Hefley. Never forget where you came from.

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Joined December 2011
Caught up on the Internet Invitational. I don’t trust people who don’t like the Duke. Also, it’s kind of soft if your response to him being on your team is “This is unfair!” And not “This will be legendary when we pull this off.”
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Replying to @Zach_Beasley27
@Zach_Beasley27 is the best BP thrower in the country and it’s not close. It’s feel good location-wise but game like velocity-wise. This lets him challenge hitters when needed and boost confidence other times. It’s a legitimate game changer.
I love using machines, but I think there is massive value in facing quality firm BP and Darts daily. Everything is a tool and rarely is a certain tool perfect for all athletes.
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“Yeah he’s a chucker bro. I know i suck at sports and have my whole life and everyone hates me but i definitely know ball. It was somehow a fluke for 30 straight games in the SEC last year.”
DARIUS ACUFF ARE YOU SERIOUS
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Replying to @ArkActAssn
@ArkActAssn @NFHSNetwork not sure whose responsibility it is, but I just paid 15 bucks to watch the 6A volleyball state tournament game, Southside vs. Bryant, and we can’t get the schools right. To make matters worse I have to look at “Bentonville” which specifically sucks.
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Replying to @coachkelley1
@coachkelley1 Falcons just ran a hook and lateral up 12 with 10 minutes to go in the 4th. RB leaked out of the backfield to be the lateral man which gave him a lot of downfield momentum. Pretty slick, thought you’d appreciate.
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Also, getting their time to the plate is irrelevant if you go from initial leg lift. You have to start the clock when he reaches his point of no return to the plate. He’s not the 1.7 he appears to be if he’s a read move lefty. He’s effectively much quicker.
Hard to run,especially 1st move, against a LHP with a true “read move.”
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What purpose does it serve to be condescending? What’s the motivation? I want to know @tangotiger @ToirtapB
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Surely you aren’t saying there’s Zito curveballs being thrown regularly in college baseball.
Barry Zito is throwing pitches that D3 hitters today are seeing on a regular basis. I don’t think any other sport has had a larger jump in quality over the last 10-15
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Extremely rough draft and AI explanation of wBPPA. Used an article @tangotiger sent me for help and inspiration. Ironically he sent me the article to tell me this has been done before, and it's not worth it. I'm having fun and that's what matters. tht.fangraphs.com/bases-and-…
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Dec 24 to Sept 20 is 270 days Full-term is 280 days... include preemies, and 270 days is probably the average March 30 (~Opening Day) to Dec 25 is 270 days Funny how XMas is the most popular day for one part and the least popular day for the other
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I present to you my personal hitting metric: BPPA (Bases Per Plate Appearance) It simply answers the question, how many bases do you obtain each time you step to the plate? Total Bases+SB+BB+HBP-CS-K-GIDP)/ Plate Appearances. Here's the top 25 compared to wOBA. (A thread)
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It inherently punishes strikeouts, probably too much I will admit, but I also think strikeouts are not statistically punished enough most of the time. All outs are not created equal. A BIP that's not a hit can produce an RBI, an error, move a runner, etc.
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That’s right, KT!
This team is coming on 👊🏻 Played well Friday against Texas and broke through with big ranked win this afternoon! Great support by @ArkRazorbacks fans all weekend. Let’s continue the momentum 🐗🏐
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How did I not follow you earlier? Freaking beast!!! Keep it simple don’t be a robot.
If a hitter has a steep path, he might need to feel like he is swinging up to match pitch plane. If a hitter is “collapsing the back side” (old school terminology) he might need to think and feel like he is swinging down to get on plane! There isn’t one path, name of the game is to match plane and create room for error.
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Some will call this boring, people who actually know anything about hitting will immediately know how good it is.
I don’t have all the answers but I love baseball because of the ups and downs and constant grind. So here’s some thoughts for the “X hitting” war that is going on right now.
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I always feel the need to ask this. Are we talking “swing up” or “swing down” relative to a true 0° or relative to the incoming angle of the pitch?
Ted Williams figured this shit out 80 years ago and we still have retarded boomers trying to say guys in the steroid era swung down on the ball
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This guy is unbelievably awesome.
Jameis cooked with this quote
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So close @OuachitaFB but at least you got a cool video!
THE TIGERS ARE NOT DEAD IN ARKADELPHIA!! 🤯🤯🤯 On fourth down, Tre Nichols escapes pressure before…well, JUST WATCH! 😱😱 #theGAC
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Horrible take. Referencing errors as the primary indicator of defensive capability in the OF in 2026 is egregious. Also describing his defense as good is a huge undersell. Look at OAA and other stats on baseball savant if you need guidance.
The hype surrounding PCA from the mainstream media is crazy. WAR applies too much weight on defense, and defensive sabermetrics are highly unreliable. His defense is good, but also prone to errors (most by all CF this year). I'd always take Acuña '23 or Ohtani '24 over PCA '26.
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It’s not fun to point to Outfield Defense as a big part of player value, but it is whether you believe it or not. 30ish% of PCA’s WAR total is coming from defense. If you think that’s too high, think about turning a double into an out and how that changes an inning.
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Calling this season historically good is fair and accurate. I understand Ohtani went 50/50, but he didn’t play possibly the best CF of the modern era while doing it. It’s going to be a top 50, maybe higher, WAR season ever.
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