Robstown vs. Bellville updates

[Bull Butter]

Brahmas go down in order in top 1st.

Cotton Pickers coming in to bat

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1 out single for Randy Flores.

Ryan Velasquez batting

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Flores caught stealing for out #2

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ground out to short for out #3

after 1 inning

Bellville 0
Robstown 0

[Bull Butter]

Leadoff walk for the Brahmas, courtesy runner coming in.

Caught stealing for out # 1

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Grounder to SS for out #2

Jackson Ks for the 3rd out

Mid 2nd
Bellville 0
Robstown 0

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M. Velasquez HBP, courtesy runner comes in.

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Balk moves runner to 2nd. Bellville coach having lengthy discussion with umps.

Runner moves to 3rd on passed ball. Slight confrontation between Bellville C and Robstown batter

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Walk puts runners at the corners. 1st base ump calls time to talk to Bellville dugout. Bellville coach makes mound visit.

[Bull Butter]

High chop scores a run, everyone safe

Pickers take 1-0 lead

[Bull Butter]

Bunt and runner thrown out at 3rd for the first out.

Charles batting for Robstown

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Popup to 2B for 2nd out

Gallegos flies out to end the inning.

going to the 3rd
Bellville 0
Robstown 1

[Bull Butter]

Ground out followed by K looking

2 outs for Brahmas in top of 3

[Bull Butter]

Single puts a runner on 1st. Balk called on Velasquez moves runner to 2nd

[Bull Butter]

Grounder to 2nd for out # 3

Mid 3rd
Bellville 0
Robstown 1

[Bull Butter]

1 out bunt single for Randy Flores

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Grounder to SS gets runner at 2nd but safe at 1st.

2 outs

[Bull Butter]

Chop to SS and runner is out at 2nd.

After 3 innings
Bellville 0
Robstown 1

[Bull Butter]

Fly ball to RF for first out of the inning


Meanwhile, back in Robstown..........Alamo Heights 0 Moody 0 (3rd inning)

[piratebg]

Originally posted by Bull Butter
Meanwhile, back in Robstown..........Alamo Heights 0 Moody 0 (3rd inning)


I was wondering about this one. Thanks.

[Bull Butter]

K looking
K swinging

After 3 1/2 innings, Robstown still leads 1-0

[Bull Butter]

Robstown 4th inning.........

Grounder to 3B for out # 1

Fly to RF for 2nd out

Fly ball to CF to end the inning

after 4 innings
Bellville 0
Robstown 1

[Bull Butter]

Leadoff walk to Smith. Pinch runner comes in.

Bunt moves the runner to 2nd.......... 1 out

[Bull Butter]

Grounder to 2B advances the runner to 3rd


AH takes a 1-0 lead over Moody

[Bull Butter]

K looking ends the threat for the Brahmas

mid 5th
Bellville 0
Robstown 1

[Bull Butter]

Robstown 5th.............

Grounder to 2B for out # 1

Dropped 3rd strike and gets runner on a good play for 2nd out

Ground out for the 3rd out

After 5
Bellville 0
Robstown 1

[Bull Butter]

Leadoff walk for the Brahmas in the 6th

[Bull Butter]

Bunt and both runners safe.

2 on no out for Bellville

[Bull Butter]

Bunt and overthrow to 1st. Ball goes into corner. 2 runs score. Runner goes to 2nd

Ground Out moves runner to 3rd followed by K

Balk scores runner from 3rd

K ends the inning

Mid 6th
Bellville 3
Robstown 1

[Bull Butter]

Robstown 6th..............

Flores short fly ball for out # 1

Ground ball for out # 2

M. Velasquez singles, courtesy runner on 1st

[Bull Butter]

Rios strikes out to end the inning

After 6
Bellville 3
Robstown 1

[Bull Butter]

Jackson strikes out to open the 7th

[Bull Butter]

Single over SS puts runner at 1st.

Bunt for out # 2 moves the runner to 2nd

[Bull Butter]

Grounder to SS for out # 3

Last chance for the Cotton Pickers

Mid 7th
Bellville 3
Robstown 1

[Bull Butter]

Rivera leads off for Robstown in the 7th.

Grounder to SS for out # 1

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Marroquin at bat for Robe

Grounds to SS, makes a good play for 2nd out

Robstown down to their last chance

[Bull Butter]

Charles batting for the Pickers

Single over 2B



AH still leads Moody after 5 innings 1-0

[Bull Butter]

Gallegos at bat for Robstown

Walk on 4 pitches, 2 runners on

Top of order coming up

[Bull Butter]

Elizondo at bat for Robstown

ground ball to 1st

Bellville wins 3-1

[zebrablue2]

congrats to bellville on the win, and congrats to robstown on a hard played game. game 2 and 3 if ness. will be a war, you can bet on that.. way to go bulls:clap::2thumbsup:

[MJMbrahmas10]

Was there a lot of animosity between teams?

[tigerfan09]

Congratulations to Bellville on the win tonight. I do agree that there is going to be an all out war in San Marcos on Saturday evening.

[piratebg]

Is there a final on the Moody game?

[sinton66]

Congrats Bellville.

[piratebg]

Nevermind. The 4A boys hooked me up.

AH 1
Moody 0
Final

[SintonFan]

Congratulations Bellville!:)

[Bull Butter]

Good game by both teams, Congrats to the Brahmas on the win!

[MJMbrahmas10]

thanks for the updates

[Bull's-eye]

Originally posted by MJMbrahmas10
Was there a lot of animosity between teams?

Not really, the play where the Robstown batter interfered with the Bellville catcher was unintentional. He tried to get out of the way, but just happened to be moving toward the ball. Another play where Mueller hit a batter, the Picker fans & their coach acted like he was throwing at their batter. The ball just got away from him, you definitely wouldn't put that runner on base with a 0-0 game.

Robstown has some great fans that really support their team. They cheer on about every play & make lots of noise. They kept cheering "Go Red", don't they know Bellville is red too? Robstown impressed with me with their pitching & slick fielding, but appeared to be a light hitting team. Not a lot of size or power on their team.

[Brahma84]

Bellville ---0 0 0 0 0 3 0 -- 3
Robstown 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 -- 1

WP-Mueller

Tonight 's game featured a pitcher's duel. Robstown pitcher allowed only 3 hits and Bellville's Mueller only allowed 4 hits. One error for Robstown in the 6th inning was the difference. Great atmosphere!! The crowd was really into the game. Several great defensive plays for both teams. Should be a great game on Saturday.

[Brahma84]

Bellville manufactures win over Robstown in region semis
Cotton Pickers surrender all 3 runs in sixth inning of loss

COY SLAVIK Special to the Caller-Times
Friday, May 29, 2009
LIVE COVERAGE
Check out the play-by-play from area games at ourGame Time Live blog

VICTORIA — The giant-killing Bellville Brahmas played “small ball” Thursday night to beat the Robstown Cotton Pickers.

Bellville, which is now 20-7 and has already eliminated No. 1 Cuero and No. 6 Sweeny from the Class 3A playoffs, scored three runs in the sixth inning without hitting a ball out of the infield to take a 3-1 victory over the seventh-ranked Robstown Cotton Pickers in Game 1 of their best-of-3 regional semifinal series at Riverside Stadium.

The series will resume Saturday at Texas State University in San Marcos. Game 2 will begin at 5 p.m. and Game 3, if necessary, will follow 30 minutes after the conclusion of Game 2. The winner will advance to play the Sinton-Giddings winner in next week’s regional final.

“We have seen them and we knew they were a good team,” Robstown coach Steve Castro said after watching his Cotton Pickers fall to 27-8-1 for the season. “We knew it was going to be a close game and one play would probably be the key.”

That one play came in the sixth after Robstown lefty pitcher Michael Velasquez (10-2) walked Joe Gaffey and surrendered a bunt single to Joe Tallerine. Justin Pickett followed with a bunt back to Velasquez, who turned and fired the ball far above the head of first baseman Randy Flores. Gaffey and Tallerine scored on the play and Pickett raced all the way to third base.

Moments later, Pickett walked home to make it 3-1 as Velasquez, who threw a no-hitter in his last start against Zapata in the regional quarterfinals, was called for a second balk in the game.

“Michael did a great job, but the ball he threw away and the balk did it,” Castro said of Velasquez, who surrendered only three hits while striking out nine.

The Cotton Pickers tried to rally in the bottom of the seventh with two outs. Steven Charles singled to right field and Brandon Gallegos walked, but Bellville lefty Kyle Mueller got Ruben Elizondo to groundout down the first-base line to end the game.

“We have a lot of confidence,” Bellville coach David Cerny said. “This thing is a long way from being over, though. Robstown has a great ball team. We’re going to have to battle hard to win this series.”

Mueller allowed four hits and struck out two. Mueller allowed a Robstown runner to advance past second base only in the second inning when Joshua Rivera’s infield single scored courtesy runner Manuel Leal.

Robstown had been dominating in the playoffs prior to Thursday night. The Cotton Pickers hadn’t allowed a run until Bellville’s three-run sixth.

“This is why we play a series,” Castro said. “You can have one bad game. Now we are going to see what we are made of.”

Game 1

Bellville 000 003 0—3 3 0

Robstown 010 000 0—1 4 1

(B) Kyle Mueller and Ryan Hackenback. (R) Michael Velasquez and Steven Charles. W: Mueller. L: Velasquez (10-2). Highlights: (B) Joe Gaffey 1-for-2, run; Joe Tallerine 1-for-3, run; Mueller 4-hitter, 2 strikeouts, 2 walks. (R) Randy Flores 2-for-3; Michael Velasquez 1-for-2, 9 strikeouts, 3-hitter; Joshua Rivera 1-for-3, RBI. Records: Bellville 20-7, Robstown 27-8-1. Note: Game 2 of best-of-three series

Saturday at 5 p.m. at Texas State University in San Marcos. Game 3, if necessary, to follow 30 minutes after Game 2.

[DDBooger]

Originally posted by Bull's-eye
Robstown impressed with me with their pitching & slick fielding, but appeared to be a light hitting team. Not a lot of size or power on their team. you hit the nail on the head with that description. See you guys on Saturday, short drive for me

[bvillebrahma010]

bellville has to wake. we have to overcome the fans and play our game. at times tonight, we allowed robstown pitching control us. their pitcher worked fast and no one interrupted his rhythm. on saturday, bellville has to come out with their sticks hot and be disciplined. you gotta play the ball, dont let it play you.

[FormerBellvilleBrahma]

Originally posted by Brahma84
Bellville manufactures win over Robstown in region semis
Cotton Pickers surrender all 3 runs in sixth inning of loss

COY SLAVIK Special to the Caller-Times
Friday, May 29, 2009
LIVE COVERAGE
Check out the play-by-play from area games at ourGame Time Live blog

VICTORIA — The giant-killing Bellville Brahmas played “small ball” Thursday night to beat the Robstown Cotton Pickers.

Bellville, which is now 20-7 and has already eliminated No. 1 Cuero and No. 6 Sweeny from the Class 3A playoffs, scored three runs in the sixth inning without hitting a ball out of the infield to take a 3-1 victory over the seventh-ranked Robstown Cotton Pickers in Game 1 of their best-of-3 regional semifinal series at Riverside Stadium.

The series will resume Saturday at Texas State University in San Marcos. Game 2 will begin at 5 p.m. and Game 3, if necessary, will follow 30 minutes after the conclusion of Game 2. The winner will advance to play the Sinton-Giddings winner in next week’s regional final.

“We have seen them and we knew they were a good team,” Robstown coach Steve Castro said after watching his Cotton Pickers fall to 27-8-1 for the season. “We knew it was going to be a close game and one play would probably be the key.”

That one play came in the sixth after Robstown lefty pitcher Michael Velasquez (10-2) walked Joe Gaffey and surrendered a bunt single to Joe Tallerine. Justin Pickett followed with a bunt back to Velasquez, who turned and fired the ball far above the head of first baseman Randy Flores. Gaffey and Tallerine scored on the play and Pickett raced all the way to third base.

Moments later, Pickett walked home to make it 3-1 as Velasquez, who threw a no-hitter in his last start against Zapata in the regional quarterfinals, was called for a second balk in the game.

“Michael did a great job, but the ball he threw away and the balk did it,” Castro said of Velasquez, who surrendered only three hits while striking out nine.

The Cotton Pickers tried to rally in the bottom of the seventh with two outs. Steven Charles singled to right field and Brandon Gallegos walked, but Bellville lefty Kyle Mueller got Ruben Elizondo to groundout down the first-base line to end the game.

“We have a lot of confidence,” Bellville coach David Cerny said. “This thing is a long way from being over, though. Robstown has a great ball team. We’re going to have to battle hard to win this series.”

Mueller allowed four hits and struck out two. Mueller allowed a Robstown runner to advance past second base only in the second inning when Joshua Rivera’s infield single scored courtesy runner Manuel Leal.

Robstown had been dominating in the playoffs prior to Thursday night. The Cotton Pickers hadn’t allowed a run until Bellville’s three-run sixth.

“This is why we play a series,” Castro said. “You can have one bad game. Now we are going to see what we are made of.”

Game 1

Bellville 000 003 0—3 3 0

Robstown 010 000 0—1 4 1

(B) Kyle Mueller and Ryan Hackenback. (R) Michael Velasquez and Steven Charles. W: Mueller. L: Velasquez (10-2). Highlights: (B) Joe Gaffey 1-for-2, run; Joe Tallerine 1-for-3, run; Mueller 4-hitter, 2 strikeouts, 2 walks. (R) Randy Flores 2-for-3; Michael Velasquez 1-for-2, 9 strikeouts, 3-hitter; Joshua Rivera 1-for-3, RBI. Records: Bellville 20-7, Robstown 27-8-1. Note: Game 2 of best-of-three series

Saturday at 5 p.m. at Texas State University in San Marcos. Game 3, if necessary, to follow 30 minutes after Game 2.


Was Robstowns run unearned? Their run was helped by a few calls, including a balk?

[Bull's-eye]

Originally posted by FormerBellvilleBrahma
Was Robstowns run unearned? Their run was helped by a few calls, including a balk?

A balk is not considered an error, thus their run was earned.

[SintonFan_inAustin]

Originally posted by bvillebrahma010
bellville has to wake. we have to overcome the fans and play our game. at times tonight, we allowed robstown pitching control us. their pitcher worked fast and no one interrupted his rhythm. on saturday, bellville has to come out with their sticks hot and be disciplined. you gotta play the ball, dont let it play you. this next pitcher i think has better pitches than their ace, he uses his off speed pitches very well, He's 10-1.



Tks Bull Butter for doing the updates, kept me from haviing to exit the thread i was posting in to get a update of this game.

[hookandladder]

Originally posted by bvillebrahma010
bellville has to wake. we have to overcome the fans and play our game. at times tonight, we allowed robstown pitching control us. their pitcher worked fast and no one interrupted his rhythm. on saturday, bellville has to come out with their sticks hot and be disciplined. you gotta play the ball, dont let it play you.

you gotta play the ball, dont let it play you. [/B][/QUOTE]

Sounds like a bench player is questioning a position player .Yes this happens sometimes in games, but support your team don't cause conflict your on a row. Good Luck Bellville, looking forward to a Giddings-Bellville showdown. Take care of business.

[Bull's-eye]

Originally posted by SintonFan_inAustin
this next pitcher i think has better pitches than their ace, he uses his off speed pitches very well, He's 10-1.

Their ace did a good job of keeping the Bellville batters off balanced. He changed his speed very well, the hitters were either early or late on his pitches. Robstown didn't appear to have much power, most of their hits were bloop singles or off a bunt. I believe the pitcher's line single over short was their hardest hit ball all night. There weren't too many balls hit to the outfield, on one play the Bellville right fielder made a nice grab. Bellville hitters didn't do much better, most had trouble putting the bat on the ball.

[Bull's-eye]

Originally posted by hookandladder
Sounds like a bench player is questioning a position player .Yes this happens sometimes in games, but support your team don't cause conflict your on a row. Good Luck Bellville, looking forward to a Giddings-Bellville showdown. Take care of business.

No, he was right. The Bellville hitters must be more disciplined at the plate and hit the ball like they did against Sweeny. Give credit to the Robstown pitcher, when he was ahead in the count, he usually got the out. I saw too many good pitches taken for a strike, I would like those hitters to be aggressive on those pitches and try to keep the count in their favor.

Please don't tell him he is not supporting his team or causing a conflict. He made a good observance of the Bellville batters, something that I noticed myself.

[sinton66]

Originally posted by SintonFan_inAustin
Tks Bull Butter for doing the updates, kept me from haviing to exit the thread i was posting in to get a update of this game.

I'm not Bull Butter, but you're welcome.:D

[SintonFan_inAustin]

Originally posted by sinton66
I'm not Bull Butter, but you're welcome.:D :) yea thanks 66, wasnt sure if you got it from here but it sure helped in giving live updates as it happen as i didnt have to leave the Sinton thread and post right away, or wait 30 secs before sending :) . Thanks, i notice LH pantherMom say you were hi jacking the thread :D

[sinton66]

Ah, I never pay any attention to her. :D j/k. Deb.;)

[bvillebrahma010]

Originally posted by hookandladder
you gotta play the ball, dont let it play you.

Sounds like a bench player is questioning a position player .Yes this happens sometimes in games, but support your team don't cause conflict your on a row. Good Luck Bellville, looking forward to a Giddings-Bellville showdown. Take care of business. [/B][/QUOTE]

dude, youre from la grange... why would i take advice from you? it hasnt gotten you too far, so im just gonna let it go in one ear and out the other! :)

[hookandladder]

Originally posted by Bull's-eye
No, he was right. The Bellville hitters must be more disciplined at the plate and hit the ball like they did against Sweeny. Give credit to the Robstown pitcher, when he was ahead in the count, he usually got the out. I saw too many good pitches taken for a strike, I would like those hitters to be aggressive on those pitches and try to keep the count in their favor.

Please don't tell him he is not supporting his team or causing a conflict. He made a good observance of the Bellville batters, something that I noticed myself.

You and I are not on the same page, when you make a comment like the one he made most of the time you are talking about a fielding decision, not about hitting. Most of the time you are not charging and you let the ball play you, maybe I am way off who knows.

[hookandladder]

Originally posted by bvillebrahma010
Sounds like a bench player is questioning a position player .Yes this happens sometimes in games, but support your team don't cause conflict your on a row. Good Luck Bellville, looking forward to a Giddings-Bellville showdown. Take care of business.

dude, youre from la grange... why would i take advice from you? it hasnt gotten you too far, so im just gonna let it go in one ear and out the other! :) [/B][/QUOTE]

Dude, your decision makes no difference to me. Can you help Bull and myself out, were you talking about hitting or defense in your remark. Also good decision let it go and play ball, Coach C knows best.

[sinton66]

Game's over. Pickers are preparing for Saturday. Brahmas probably doing the same.

[Bull Butter]

Originally posted by sinton66
I'm not Bull Butter, but you're welcome.:D

I AM Bull Butter, and you're still welcome :)

[Bull's-eye]

Originally posted by hookandladder
You and I are not on the same page, when you make a comment like the one he made most of the time you are talking about a fielding decision, not about hitting. Most of the time you are not charging and you let the ball play you, maybe I am way off who knows.

He was talking about hitting, Bellville didn't have any problems in the field. Actually, two great plays by the SS & RF.

[SintonFan_inAustin]

Originally posted by Bull's-eye
Their ace did a good job of keeping the Bellville batters off balanced. He changed his speed very well, the hitters were either early or late on his pitches. Robstown didn't appear to have much power, most of their hits were bloop singles or off a bunt. I believe the pitcher's line single over short was their hardest hit ball all night. There weren't too many balls hit to the outfield, on one play the Bellville right fielder made a nice grab. Bellville hitters didn't do much better, most had trouble putting the bat on the ball. their leadoff hitter is a very good lead off hitter before the swine flu break, after that has been slumping. Dont underestimate their ability to hit for power. Its not how big u are is how comfortable you are at the plate to get a good look and swing at the ball.

[RedStorm]

Robstown played a great game Bellville is lucky to sneak away with this one. I was very Impressed by Robstown pitcher...who was almost flawless before his error.

[Bulligator]

Originally posted by RedStorm
Robstown played a great game Bellville is lucky to sneak away with this one. I was very Impressed by Robstown pitcher...who was almost flawless before his error.

I have to agree RedStorm. He probably should have held the ball, as the play at first would have been close. But, that's why they play the game. I expect tomorrow's game to be just as close. Even though it's in San Marcos, I hope the Bellville fans come out and support the team. I know Robstown will be there in force. I'm getting there early so they don't get all the good seats!

Go Brahmas!:cheerl:

[zebrablue2]

Originally posted by Bull's-eye
He was talking about hitting, Bellville didn't have any problems in the field. Actually, two great plays by the SS & RF.


anytime you have a good lefthander who can change speeds, making contact will be tough, especially for power. don't think the bulls have seen many lefties as of late, so making the adjustment can be very tough.

[Bull's-eye]

Originally posted by Bulligator
Even though it's in San Marcos, I hope the Bellville fans come out and support the team. I know Robstown will be there in force. I'm getting there early so they don't get all the good seats!

Go Brahmas!:cheerl:

Yes, those cotton pickers took most of the seats behind home plate, even the ones on Bellville's side. :rolleyes:

[I_DONT_CARE]

Originally posted by FormerBellvilleBrahma
Was Robstowns run unearned? Their run was helped by a few calls, including a balk?
I NOTICED THAT YOUR ANNOUNCERS WERE CRYING ABOUT THE OFFICIATING TOO. :rolleyes:

[zebrablue2]

Originally posted by I_DONT_CARE
I NOTICED THAT YOUR ANNOUNCERS WERE CRYING ABOUT THE OFFICIATING TOO. :rolleyes:


did you notice it was both ways???:doh:

[I_DONT_CARE]

Originally posted by zebrablue2
did you notice it was both ways???:doh:
NO BUT THAT'S BECAUSE I DIDN'T CARE ENOUGH TO LISTEN THAT LONG. :p

[SintonFan]

Go Pickers!!!!:clap: :) :clap:

[zebrablue2]

Originally posted by I_DONT_CARE
NO BUT THAT'S BECAUSE I DIDN'T CARE ENOUGH TO LISTEN THAT LONG. :p


figures!!! go brahmas!!!!!!!!!

[FormerBellvilleBrahma]

Originally posted by I_DONT_CARE
I NOTICED THAT YOUR ANNOUNCERS WERE CRYING ABOUT THE OFFICIATING TOO. :rolleyes:

If you were listening to the kmuc station they were from sealy, and were not very good, many people listenend to both and were not impresed with the play by play from the computer, people said 94.1 and Randy reets did a super job, he is a long time Bellville sports radio broadcaster.

[Bull's-eye]

Originally posted by I_DONT_CARE
I NOTICED THAT YOUR ANNOUNCERS WERE CRYING ABOUT THE OFFICIATING TOO. :rolleyes:

Where you listening on the webcast? Those guys weren't from Bellville.

[SHSBulldog00]

What time is game two today?

[SintonFan_inAustin]

Originally posted by SHSBulldog00
What time is game two today? 5 pm

[K-MAC Chuck]

Originally posted by FormerBellvilleBrahma
If you were listening to the kmuc station they were from sealy, and were not very good, many people listenend to both and were not impresed with the play by play from the computer, people said 94.1 and Randy reets did a super job, he is a long time Bellville sports radio broadcaster.

I totally understand that everyone is entitled to their own opinion, and respect that totally..so if you weren't "impressed with the play-by-play," that's totally your call..

however, if we may, let's get a few "facts" straight....

1) It's not "kmuc" - it's K-MAC, as in K-MAC Sports.. www.kmacsports.com

2) we're not a "computer" - we're an online broadcast company

3) It was the K-MAC Sports affiliate in Sealy that handled the broadcast. These weren't just "guys from sealy" going out to do a broadcast - this is the Sealy affiliate of K-MAC Sports...

We certainly have no qualms, problems, whatever, with Randy and 94.1..as I understand it, he's a legend in this area and 94.1 has been doing Bellville sports for many years..and we salute them and respect them for that...

We've been brought in by the Bellville booster club to do the broadcasts, and we'll do the best job we can, whether it's K-MAC Sports/Austin or K-MAC Sports/Sealy handling the broadcast...we take ALL feedback, positive and negative..and anyone is welcome to e-mail us at anytime.

Good luck tonight to the Brahmas! And enjoy the broadcast - either on 94.1 or K-MAC Sports!

[nette_mom]

Actually, I heard just the opposite from many fans. I heard they had a great internet feed and they never had any breaks in the broadcast. Let's not bad mouth organizations who are willing to help us out and provide the game for those who can't be there. Thanks to all!

[Sweetwater Red]

Originally posted by nette_mom
Actually, I heard just the opposite from many fans. I heard they had a great internet feed and they never had any breaks in the broadcast. Let's not bad mouth organizations who are willing to help us out and provide the game for those who can't be there. Thanks to all!

:clap:

And to you Chuck..nice reply also.:clap:

[Bull Butter]

Originally posted by nette_mom
Actually, I heard just the opposite from many fans. I heard they had a great internet feed and they never had any breaks in the broadcast. Let's not bad mouth organizations who are willing to help us out and provide the game for those who can't be there. Thanks to all!

I will agree. The audio quality was great and the announcers did a good job.

[Maroon87]

This is extremely hard for me to say, but....




GO PICKERS!!!



OK, I need to go vomit now...;)

[Bull Butter]

Originally posted by Maroon87
This is extremely hard for me to say, but....




GO PICKERS!!!



OK, I need to go vomit now...;)

Come on, that wasn't so bad, now was it?:)

[Maroon87]

Originally posted by Bull Butter
Come on, that wasn't so bad, now was it?:)

Not as bad as actually playing them and having to dodge projectiles from the bleachers coming off the field...;)

[LH Panther Mom]

Originally posted by K-MAC Chuck
3) It was the K-MAC Sports affiliate in Sealy that handled the broadcast. These weren't just "guys from sealy" going out to do a broadcast - this is the Sealy affiliate of K-MAC Sports...
They sound pretty good to me. :)

[zebrablue2]

Originally posted by Maroon87
This is extremely hard for me to say, but....




GO PICKERS!!!



OK, I need to go vomit now...;)


after the 7th inning meltdown, I am sure you feel the need again! go ahead. hope it comes up ok-- LOL...

[44INAROW]

Originally posted by K-MAC Chuck
I totally understand that everyone is entitled to their own opinion, and respect that totally..so if you weren't "impressed with the play-by-play," that's totally your call..

however, if we may, let's get a few "facts" straight....

1) It's not "kmuc" - it's K-MAC, as in K-MAC Sports.. www.kmacsports.com

2) we're not a "computer" - we're an online broadcast company

3) It was the K-MAC Sports affiliate in Sealy that handled the broadcast. These weren't just "guys from sealy" going out to do a broadcast - this is the Sealy affiliate of K-MAC Sports...

We certainly have no qualms, problems, whatever, with Randy and 94.1..as I understand it, he's a legend in this area and 94.1 has been doing Bellville sports for many years..and we salute them and respect them for that...

We've been brought in by the Bellville booster club to do the broadcasts, and we'll do the best job we can, whether it's K-MAC Sports/Austin or K-MAC Sports/Sealy handling the broadcast...we take ALL feedback, positive and negative..and anyone is welcome to e-mail us at anytime.

Good luck tonight to the Brahmas! And enjoy the broadcast - either on 94.1 or K-MAC Sports!

classy response Chuck - I never expected any less from you ;)

some folks show their class and others forget the CL :p

[Bull's-eye]

Let me say that K-MAC did a great job with their broadcasts. I don't live in the Bellville area, so being able to listen on the net is very appreciated. I responded to "I Don't Care" posting that "our" announcers were crying about the officiating. I believe she was implying they were from Bellville & being partial to them. Since I attended the game in person, I went back and listended to some key parts of that game. The announcers did a good job of describing the action and I didn't hear any crying.

[44INAROW]

speaking of the internet broadcast, I sure hope there will be broadcast for the Bellville/Giddings game (s) I am hoping to be able to listen, expecting this series to go to the wire.

[LH Panther Mom]

Originally posted by Bull's-eye
I believe she was implying they were from Bellville & being partial to them.
That's a she???????? :eek: :eek: I always thought it was a dude! :doh: