Cajuns' Carter goes with the flow

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UL — Whatever feels good for senior right-hander Eric Carter in the bullpen on any given night, that'll be the pitch he'll rely on when he takes the mound. He reckoned it might've been the humid air Tuesday night that made his breaking ball a litt...

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[MelRock]

Thanks for the article Luke, another great story on one our exceptional athletes.

"Carter took over in the eighth inning of a blow out win against Tulane and blew away the Green Wave batters. He faced eight of them, and five struck out, including the last batter of the game who was frozen by a knee-buckling breaking ball.

His junior college league in Utah was a wood bat league where his two-seam fastball could saw off right-handed hitters, which was much more fun than the line drive doubles it was producing with the Cajuns."

As Jay has mentioned, Eric is the only Cajuns player that is married and he spent 2 years on a mission trip before starting college.

[ManAboutTown]

Thanks for the article Luke, another great story on one our exceptional athletes.

"Carter took over in the eighth inning of a blow out win against Tulane and blew away the Green Wave batters. He faced eight of them, and five struck out, including the last batter of the game who was frozen by a knee-buckling breaking ball.

His junior college league in Utah was a wood bat league where his two-seam fastball could saw off right-handed hitters, which was much more fun than the line drive doubles it was producing with the Cajuns."

As Jay has mentioned, Eric is the only Cajuns player that is married and he spent 2 years on a mission trip before starting college.

Didn't know he was married. That explains his love for golf..

[wcd35]

As Jay has mentioned, Eric is the only Cajuns player that is married and he spent 2 years on a mission trip before starting college.

A mission trip in Louisiana, at that (per Jay or Schneider earlier this year). He's definitely the old man of the team.