Post by The Bubba on Apr 10, 2008 10:35:49 GMT -5
Keenan Wiley had never hit a college home run.
But the sophomore knew immediately that his shot to start the bottom of the 12th inning was headed out of Cliff Hagan Stadium.
"There's just a certain sound," Wiley said. "Right off the bat, you know it's gone."
That unfamiliar sound sparked the familiar sound of celebration among the school-record crowd of 4,009 that stuck around to watch Wiley's shot beat Louisville 7-6.
www.kentucky.com/272/story/370777.html
The Cats are quickly becoming an team to be reckoned with under Cohen and deserve much praise. I thought it was cool that Crawford threw out the first pitch and Billy G was there watching the game too.
But the sophomore knew immediately that his shot to start the bottom of the 12th inning was headed out of Cliff Hagan Stadium.
"There's just a certain sound," Wiley said. "Right off the bat, you know it's gone."
That unfamiliar sound sparked the familiar sound of celebration among the school-record crowd of 4,009 that stuck around to watch Wiley's shot beat Louisville 7-6.
www.kentucky.com/272/story/370777.html
The Cats are quickly becoming an team to be reckoned with under Cohen and deserve much praise. I thought it was cool that Crawford threw out the first pitch and Billy G was there watching the game too.
