GetRealTennessee

/motorbike.gif" style="vertical-align:middle" emoid=":motorbike:" border="0" alt="motorbike.gif" /> Well, my good buddy from Creekwood just told me that they won district 11 2AA with all games rained out today. Boy did I get an earful from him. /blink.gif" style="vertical-align:middle" emoid=":blink:" border="0" alt="blink.gif" /> He was complaining to me that Thursday night the team looked dead after getting upset by Fairview with a freshman in the circle and not a rousing win over Sycamore and team that has only scored one run on them in nearly 5 games. Apparently it was Waverly and Fairview undefeated going into today. That brings my question to light ---- Of course anyone with serious sain and level head would say that all games have to be won on the ball field. So the question is if a game is rained out after 5 innings the winner is the team who is ahead...if a district tourny is rained out and cancelled (am I'm sure there are others) shouldn't the two team going be the ones undefeated? Are the rules uniform across the state (they should be) or do the coaches decide on them? I'd be curious to hear other opinions on this. /motorbike.gif" style="vertical-align:middle" emoid=":motorbike:" border="0" alt="motorbike.gif" />

Tball is a great game that instills the desire and ambition in young girls and boys to play competitive sports. With that said maybe the tballexpert is a little out of his/her division. First of all Trinity is a team that no matter what division they play in would be ranked 1 or 2...with the Renfoe girl pitching they are looking at getting one run to win. Secondly Goodpasture is the team to beat every year in AA. That's why so many teams gravitate to that school. I pick them to win AA this year. Thirdly, Goodpasture had their hands full coming from behind to squeek by Creekwood 2-1 in the later games yesterday. Tball don't give up your day job and you need to rethink the Trinity comments and the Creekwood comments. Sounds like you have sour grapes against both of these teams.