Bowling

The example you talked about, I was at, I was at Somerset, very hugely talented county, um, had been underperforming for years and we had a great cohort of young players coming through who'd had very prescriptive, um, I guess upbringings and, and captaincy and coaches and, and I was, I was there and, and captaining the, I think that was a T20 game, so my role was obviously to try and win but it was also to bring these guys through and they'd look at me very funny 'cause [chuckles] I'd say, "Well, I don't care, mate.

Bowl whatever you want.

Like it's fine." And then they had to decide and then they had to decide what they were gonna bowl and, and I backed them.

And if they got it wrong I'd say, "Yeah cool, I got it wrong." Sit the wrong field, whatever but-

We got to take it.

Yeah, because after this, what do we do? Bowling.

We already decided it's bowling.

I'll go bowling.

And he had acquired a first game, made some plays in the fourth quarter.

But Bowling's a guy who, again, I don't think there was real consideration.

He had a pretty mediocre tenure in Seattle.

I think he was good, but not great.

I remember seeing this movie in high school.

I don't have a great recollection of the circumstances under which I saw this movie, but I know it was then, as I stated a little bit before, Bowling was actually a huge part of my high school experience.

I was on the bowling team.

I still have a ton of affinity for bowling.

Number 14 is another Larry Kaplan game, not a launch title, though.

Bowling, which he did, I believe, in 1978.

Is that right? 1979.

I was so close.

Don't have 1980 figures for that one.

Don't have anything to really say about it, but I didn't mean to skip it.

So 14 Bowling, 13 Video Pinball, 12 Football.

Number 11, the last one that we're just going to breeze through, is Centipede.

Now I've got ideas.

Bowling loop.

I hate you.

I hate you

Milwaukee Braves will have Joe Torre as their catcher.

The first baseman is Gene Oliver, the second baseman Frank Bowling, Sandy Alomar is the shortstop, and the third baseman Eddie Matthews.

Dan Landis now pointing out to the mound and Augie Donatelli comes in to ask him what he wants.

Donatelli running out

Dug out by Sandy Alomar.

He turns and throws the first base for the out.

So two good plays by The Milwaukee infield won by Frank Bowling, the other by Sandy Alomar, and the side is retired.

One, two, three, four, blasting game, and the score at the end of one inning, Milwaukee Braves nothing, New York Mets nothing.

So who's gonna deliver that? One of those backs needs to be the guy.

Question two, how does the protection look for Cutter Bowling? Now, the left tackle spot for Arizona State may be a bit of a coin flip.

Uh, Baklanko and Westbrook split those things up a little bit.

Baklanko did give up a sack to an FCS defensive lineman.

Right guard's a bit of a rotation, too.

So Bowling is, has not necessarily been uncomfortable in his Arizona State uniform, but it will be very different, of course, going against the A&M front.

Question three, does Marcel Reed get rid of the ball? Right? Holding the ball against Missouri State, that's, that's fine.

You can do that.