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Scott Livingstone is 'very grateful' to join College Baseball Hall of Fame

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By John Byington
| TexAgs Verified
Watch the full version by becoming a Premium subscriber. A couple of days ago, I got the call. I didn't recognize the number, and I thought it was a spam call. I saw that it had said baseball office, and I don't usually get calls like that, so I answered. Mike Fiore, who played at Miami back in the day, let me know that I was going to be in the Hall of Fame. I was very overwhelmed, humbled and grateful.
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Byington 'excited' for inaugural season as Bryan Yard Dogs field manager

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By John Byington
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Watch the full version by becoming a Premium subscriber. I’m very excited for Opening Day tonight. The guys are excited. We've been texting in our group chat. Because there are so many games of baseball. The start-off is so sweet. It is unique to baseball. Maybe it is the time of year. It is like the beginning of summer. The downtime for people is right in the middle of our games in the season. Scott Kirk, the assistant general manager, we go back to Abilene.
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Aggie baseball places six on All-SEC teams

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By John Byington
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It was an impressive regular season for Texas A&M baseball. Michael Earley’s second season bore much more fruit than his debut as the Aggies rolled to a 39-13 overall record and 18 conference victories. Despite being picked 13th in the league, A&M placed third at 18-11 behind a bevy of impressive individuals both at the plate and on the mound. As a result, six Aggies were honored on postseason All-SEC teams.
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