As I mentioned in my previous “Remember the Titans” post, the guys and I were headed back to the Island for the Clemson v Carolina game and as I so hopefully mentioned, anything is possible in college baseball. That is why a UNC-Chapel Hill pitcher drafted in the 46th round, would blank the top scoring offense in the country and throw the first shut-out at the College World Series since CS-Fullerton blanked the Gamecocks two-years ago. The Tarheel’s Robert Woodard (7-1) fanned 7 tigers, allowing two hits of 130 pitches, and earned his 2nd shut-out in 5 games. So Woody, why can’t you smile for the camera? The Bushido would be “doing the Charleston” on the mound after ending Tiger Tyler Colvin’s 26-game winning streak and putting Clemson in a elimination game against Cal-State Fullerton. Seriously Woody, come back for your senior year and when you play Clemson again say the following: “In your face Bobo; in your face.” For those readers concerned with Bobo’s condition, don’t worry his “Clemson Cardiac” was only a mild one. However, he did limp home to his lady with his little tiger tail tucked between his legs. Clemson (53-15) plays Cal-State Fullerton on Tuesday, the Heels (52-13) have the winner of that one on Wednesday, which not only do we own Bracket 1, but we’ve ruled both of the teams we could possibly face.
I almost forgot, the guys were in transit and missed the only two runs scored in the game. It went down like this fellas. Mike Cavasinni lead off the 3rd inning with a single, my main man Reid Fronk lit one off the wall for a double-RBI, Josh Horton followed with another double-RBI, but was thrown out for being aggressive at third. (Btw, that was a bad call, you were in like Flynn.) In closing, one thing the Bushido would like everyone to know is that we (Carolina Fans) really like Coaches named FOX (see John w/ Panthers and Mike w/Heels baseball).
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