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  1. So do I understand correctly that you have to have 3000 for a regional? So why would be build 200 short of that?

    I'm willing to bet it will be expandable. For example, N.C. State hosted a regional at Doak Field last season. Doak has a listed capacity of 2,500 but is expandable to 3,000.

    I would see U.N.T. doing something similar in the event that the team plays well enough to even consider hosting a Regional/Super Regional.

    But that's all in the future. I'm just giddy about the prospect of having a team and a stadium, period!

    -- Stephen

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  2. I'm sure you read that I stated the mid-week games are a great glance at the future of a program, and that we can expect to see local teams for those games. My point was that you aren't exactly going to see Matt Purke, ca. 2010, pitching on a Tuesday night. It's more likely to be a rotation of freshman getting in 2-3 innings apiece or a Matt Purke ca. 2011 rehabbing an injury.

    Agreed. My intent was to piggy-back on what you were saying. Sorry if my text got in the way of my message.

    In fact, I was really just trying to shoehorn in an Emmitt Smith reference.

    And yes, your Purke illustration is an excellent example. B)

    -- The Franchise

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  3. Hi everyone,

    I've "lurked" for a couple of days but found this to be the perfect opportunity to chime in.

    I just have to say that this stuff is making me uuber-excited.

    I'm a new student at UNT (seriously, this is my first semester) and have been hoping for a while that the Mean Green would restart the baseball program. The fact that this is coming true has me seriously giddy.

    I used to be a sportswriter following another nearby university and followed their baseball team a lot. I grew to LOVE college baseball. To find out The Mean Green aim to join those ranks makes me proud. I can't wait for opening day.

    For those that love baseball but aren't familiar with the college game, you're in for a treat. As oldguystudent alluded to, it doesn't get much better than a Friday night or Saturday matinee college baseball game. On opening night, I will for sure be at KRAM1 ballpark. (Sorry, couldn't resist.)

    But don't "poo poo" the mid-week games entirely. Those are still going to be the one/two game sets (sometimes home and home on back-to-back nights) with some really good local programs (DBU, TCU, Oklahoma, even UTA is decent).

    This is excellent news.

    -- The Franchise

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