The bat was thrown at the dugout by the auburn player in the midst of his home run trot. The bat came to a rest after it bounced off the netting to the front of the dugout that players was leaning on. Vitello picked the bat up and walked to home plate and tossed the bat back towards the dugout under handed. He can’t help the players got in the way while he was trying to give there bat back to them after the auburn player threw the bat first. Bottom line is if the Auburn player don’t throw the bat against the UT dugout then Vitello never ends up with the bat to begin with to attempt to give back to them.

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Posted by lefty08

Not in Auburn or Louisiana

Member since Aug 2014

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Posted on 5/2/22 at 8:38 am to VolMarine1371

The bat never hit the dugout, even after it rolled 10 feet. Vitello didn’t come within 5 feet of home plate and threw the bat after seeing players a scattered everywhere. The amount of mental olympics being done to support this goon is very entertaining, though

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Posted by Adam4848

Member since Apr 2006

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Posted on 5/2/22 at 8:44 am to VolMarine1371

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The bat was thrown at the dugout by the auburn player in the midst of his home run trot. The bat came to a rest after it bounced off the netting to the front of the dugout that players was leaning on. Vitello picked the bat up and walked to home plate and tossed the bat back towards the dugout under handed. He can’t help the players got in the way while he was trying to give there bat back to them after the auburn player threw the bat first. Bottom line is if the Auburn player don’t throw the bat against the UT dugout then Vitello never ends up with the bat to begin with to attempt to give back to them.

I gotta be honest I can't believe you typed all of this out and believe it.