What Kind of College Showcase Would You Like To See In 2011?

[L.S]

What Kind of College Showcase Would You Like To See In 2011?

1- Venue?

2- Price?

3- What major city?

4- Should all age groups be allowed to play?

5- Should it be pay at the plate or included in the fee?

Let's here some input....

[Joe]

How about one where college coaches show up? The rest of your attempt here doesn't matter...

[NoSkillzSoftball]

Joe, what purpose do you serve here? And are you this way in your day to day life?

[doittoit]

Joe, what purpose do you serve here? And are you this way in your day to day life?

Joe serves absolutley no purpose at all. He probably sits around watching porno flicks eating cheetos, which is why he has.... oh well you can put two and two together...

Thank goodness he is from NTX, he would be run out of STX!!

[D-BAT Softball]

How about going against traditional thinking that bigger is better and make it smaller, and less watered down? Maybe something similar to the Adidas Futures Camp that's held in Utah every July. Don't take entire teams, but take individuals, put them together in a true "showcase" type environment. Play it out over a six week period in the fall ( taking Ronald McDonald weekend off, maybe?) No coaching, and no coaches egos getting in the way. The players have the green light to showcase their skills. If a girl is 2.6 home to first, she has the green light to steal, no matter the situation. Got a cleanup batter that can mash? She's swinging away 3-0. Pitchers get two innings apiece. Bat the lineup. Get every girl seen. Just thinking out loud here.........

[Joe]

Joe, what purpose do you serve here? And are you this way in your day to day life?

What purpose are you seeking... house boy? I merely point out that if my DD's prospective college coach shows up... I could give a rat's ass if I'm paying at the plate, what park I'm at, price or whatever.

I do, however, hold dear to my heart one purpose....and that's to point out that douche-it fancies fat, dancing men, with tiny peni...

...as I sit here in Conroe (for the last nine months) waiting for him to do anything about it.

[AE27]

I like the one that was put on in Sugarland this past weekend. Big Kudos to all of the hard working people that pulled that thing off. I seen lots of people invloved and as far as I could tell, not too many glitches.

Were you there Joe?

The biggest problem were some of the umpires. They just plain sucked, but there were more good ones than bad. It is funny how many of them give you different answers for the same rules question. Even some of the umpire evaluaters did not give the same answers. It helps to read the rule book every now and then....

[bruisedshins]

The biggest problem were some of the umpires.

Umm, hello, it's Sugar Land!!!!!!! Are you new????
Great complex, good location, good teams to sponsor events, suckiest group of umpires in the Houston area!!!!! There will always be one or two at any complex that you would like to avoid, but at the Imperial Complex, there are only a couple that you actually want. Those coolers they're drinking out of under the shade tree over by the fire station are not filled with just water and gatorade.

[AE27]

The biggest problem were some of the umpires.

Umm, hello, it's Sugar Land!!!!!!! Are you new????
Great complex, good location, good teams to sponsor events, suckiest group of umpires in the Houston area!!!!! There will always be one or two at any complex that you would like to avoid, but at the Imperial Complex, there are only a couple that you actually want. Those coolers they're drinking out of under the shade tree over by the fire station are not filled with just water and gatorade.

No, this was not the normal group of blues. Most all of them I had never seen before and like I said, there were more good ones than bad. They were being evaluated by NCAA officials.

I know what you are referring to about the Imperial Complex Blues and there are quite a few of them that need attitude adjustments. They obviously do not get to wear the pants at home.

AEKA

[youknow23]

I would like to see more inning games.Like 5 or 6 inning games. No field warmups 3 pitches keep it going! 75 min when team take 6 to 7 to warmup 3 to 4 visits offense and defense. Then teams play the clock telling there girls to step out,take there time,umps sitting and visiting to the fans and other umps. I just think coaches could manage look time better.