UL vs LSU Baseball

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Originally Posted by Swamp

Thats UL for you. A scrimmage against the purple and yellow in our amazing facility. 13th highest attendance in NCAA Baseball last season on opening day and they won't allow you to bring in a couple of cold beers to catch some Cajuns Baseball.

The "Threat" is a ____ load of us filling seats, bringing in 3-4 cold beers after work at the Tigue.

I wanna say it was 2001 or '02, UL told the fraternities we could bring an ice chest of cold beer to Lady Cajuns Softball Facility. This is one hell of a long time ago but I wanna say we were in a left field bleacher. If im mistaken, we were on the 3rd base line somewhere behind LF'er.

But what got us over there even more than the ice chest of cold beer was Lady Cajuns Softball gave us a Home Run Derby at the dish, throwing from the flat mound.

It was a very cool experience for folks who had never hit up a Lady Cajuns Softball game. Hell, first time I and a bunch of us, actually, every one of us had never stepped inside facility.

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Flat mound?????

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Originally Posted by JMVCAJUNS

Flat mound?????

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Wow.

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Originally Posted by Swamp

Wow.

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You must have meant the flat pitching circle. Softball has no mound and no mound is flat. Baseball pitchers however stand on a raised mound slanted towards home plate, while softball pitchers are on flat ground with a white chalked circle known as the pitching circle.:ms13:

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Originally Posted by JMVCAJUNS

Would a restaurant let you bring in drinks when they sell them inside? Why would the Cajuns let you bring in drinks?

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Yes, they do.

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Originally Posted by lafman1

Yes, they do.

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Which restaurant?

The one with a flat mound . . .

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Originally Posted by JMVCAJUNS

Which restaurant?

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Most restaurants will allow a patron to bring their own wine. Not that I would do it, but people do.

Flat mound sounds profound.

If you are drinking a nice bottle of wine, both come out just fine. They will charge you a $30 corking fee and you may save $50 or more.

I was at a golf course around here a few years ago. People were trailering their own golf carts to the course. Weirdest thing ever.

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Originally Posted by Dad04

I was at a golf course around here a few years ago. People were trailering their own golf carts to the course. Weirdest thing ever.

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Years ago you could pay an annual membership fee and bring your own cart for free.