SB Final: Louisiana 3, Iowa 0

[IdeaL]

Louisiana leads 2-0 at the end of 2

[IdeaL]

From Twitter:

[CajunSID]

From Twitter:

Guess he’s not planning on coaching at Cal anytime soon.

[Esqueleto]

From Twitter:

Yo, good for him

[IdeaL]

Guess he’s not planning on coaching at Cal anytime soon.

Laughed at this a lot harder than I should have ��

[IdeaL]

An Erin Ardoin triple makes it 3-0 Cajuns going into the 7th

[ragin50]

An Erin Ardoin triple makes it 3-0 Cajuns going into the 7th

3-0 final. Mallory Wheeler with a 3 hit shutout.

[IdeaL]

Was Erin Ardoin’s home run over turned? Following online and at first it was a home run then got ruled a triple.

[ragin50]

Was Erin Ardoin’s home run over turned? Following online and at first it was a home run then got ruled a triple.

Online stats had it wrong.

[RaginScotsman]

Another “power 4” win.

Keep snatching as many of those up as you can.

Nice for Ally to get at least 1 in Tuscaloosa.

[UL_Cajuns]

Good win and much better softball all around played. Now let’s snag one from bama.

[ZoomZoom]

From Twitter:

Well, kudos to the mind that thought to include a softballs on the drain photo.

Levin said those tensions came to a head when he called a team meeting between games in Fayetteville, Arkansas, last weekend after multiple players decided to kneel for the national anthem prior to Iowa games. Several Iowa softball players were contacted but were not immediately available for comment.

In the March 1 meeting, Levin, a U.S. Army veteran and former green beret, said he attempted to orchestrate a dialogue among the team about the decision some players had made to kneel. He said when student athletes who had previously expressed concern to him individually about kneeling did not share those sentiments with the group, he grew frustrated over what he felt was sticking up for individuals who, “don’t have my back.”

“That’s not an environment I condone or promote, let alone be blamed for later for creating,” Levin said in the message he sent to the DI. “And not one I want to be a part of.”

At that point, Levin said he then stood up and told the group, “This is the last game I have coached at Iowa,” and started to leave. Levin said players then grew emotional, with one in particular saying he was “leaving us.”