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...Allard—a former college pitcher at Michigan—to develop a deeper arsenal.“She lived a lot on her curve last year and teams are going to be looking for that,” Allard says. “We’ve done a few new things—I won’t let the cat out of the bag—but she’s got some really good things to move the ball around the plate more.” Another positive thing that Allard is hoping to have...
...Haviland says of the rotation he’ll top this spring. “Looking back to that Brown series made me think about getting my fitness level higher and being able to throw more pitches.”Remembering that teammate Jeff Stoeckel had done some offseason training at Jeter’s facility in Tampa between his sophomore and junior seasons, Haviland decided to give it a shot. Working out with Jeter and Ryan Howard—“probably the biggest guy on the planet,” Haviland wagers—committed the righty...
...says. “But the majority of perpetrators said men.”As a male, Van Niel said that he feels responsible to fight sexual assault.“Just because you don’t rape people doesn’t mean that your job is done,” he said.Schwartz agreed, noting that almost everybody on campus has some connection to sexual assault. He said they seek to reframe the issue as a problem for everyone.“If I think of four women I know, chances are, one of them will be sexually...
...attempt to find one that can seize the starting role. “We’re going to be working a lot of guys in that spot,” Walsh says. “We may go with throwing five guys two innings. I’ve done it before, it’s worked. Just throwing it out there until we get somebody that can catch on fire.”One pitcher who could catch on fire at any moment is junior Adam Cole. Cole had a standout freshman campaign and was voted the Ivy League...
...course, nothing in Paul's world is ever done in the conventional sense, so he has refused to drop out of the race and endorse the presumptive G.O.P. nominee, Senator John McCain. Instead he argues that all Republicans should have "the right to vote for someone that stands for traditional Republican principles." And he's got a point...