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re: UT vs Vandy Bat Inspection Procedure
Posted on 4/4/22 at 4:41 pm to VolMarine1371
Posted on 4/4/22 at 4:41 pm to VolMarine1371
Obviously, if bats are being inspected its not just to see if there is a sticker on them. They wouldnt inspect them if there werent quite a few bats that have been suspected of not being legal. Ibet as far as you are concerned that Vandy bat is the only one this season that hasnt passed inspection. And that came from a Vol writer so probably BS
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Posted on 4/4/22 at 4:44 pm to blackgold61
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They wouldnt inspect them if there werent quite a few bats that have been suspected of not being legal.
they inspect bats before every single midweek game and every single weekend series.
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Obviously, if bats are being inspected its not just to see if there is a sticker on them.
Bats being inspected is how they get stickers on them in the first place. The sticker is there to show they have been inspected.
This post was edited on 4/4/22 at 4:46 pm
Posted on 4/4/22 at 4:49 pm to blackgold61
Bars are inspected before every game. They are not inspecting it for a sticker, they are inspecting to see if it gets a sticker. Sticker means bat is legal. There are instances where bats are inspected and the sticker falls off. Happened to Auburn this and I believe also Happened to NC State as well. According to the article all bats that made the trip was inspected. During this inspection Vandy was caught with an illegal bat and did not get a sticker. How many times has this same bat been used and just now getting caught. Becks bat has past every inspection this season and all of sudden Vandy gets caught and then UT mysteriously has 2 bets that stickers fall off. ??
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