Sports Staff Soundboard: What has been your favorite moment from the 2010 Rice baseball season so far
What has been your favorite moment from the 2010 Rice baseball season so far?
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| "The best for me was watching Jimmy Comerota nab six RBIs against Texas A&M Corpus-Christi."
Jonathan Myers Assistant Sports Editor | "My favorite moment so far was when the Owls played Cal and won 26-11. Specifically the 45-minute bottom of the sixth when Rice went through its lineup twice and scored 12 runs.
Meghan Hall Sports Staff Writer |
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| "Mine was Jimmy Comerota sending a shot out of Minute Maid against TCU. The guy's not exactly known for his power, but he seems to have a knack for coming through just when the team needs him most. There's a reason he's called Jimmy Baseball."
Casey Michel Sports Staff Writer | "I loved watching Craig Manuel hit his first career home run for a walk-off win in the 10th inning against Houston. There's nothing better than a dogpile at home plate to end a game."
Natalie Clericuzio Sports Editor |
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