A Sea Of Red

Former VT baseball coach passed away yesterday.

#Legend

He had one of best quotes I've ever heard, pertaining to baseball.
He was scouting a pitcher, and someone asked him "where was his radar gun". He replied that he didn't need one. He said he judged speed via sound of foul balls. "that last pitch was 85".

ballcoach15 wrote: ↑November 3rd, 2020, 11:11 am He had one of best quotes I've ever heard, pertaining to baseball.
He was scouting a pitcher, and someone asked him "where was his radar gun". He replied that he didn't need one. He said he judged speed via sound of foul balls. "that last pitch was 85".

Here are 50 better ones, just for starters.
https://ftw.usatoday.com/2019/03/the-50 ... rra-quotes

Dennis Carter spoke very highly of Coach Hartman on WLNI's Sports Line tonight. The show is on from 5:00-7:00 on 105.9 FM. Dennis also had many kind words for Coach Jeff Meyer, who just retired as an assistant coach at Butler.

I sat in on a Baseball Clinic back in the day at VT. Former Oriole Manage Johnny Oates was speaking.

In the early years of LU athletics, VT was much more friendly to LU than UVA. VT would come to Lynchburg in baseball and basketball. I think VT even played in the Schilling Center.