He was traveling at a high-rate of speed around a curve and went off the roadway on the right shoulder, ... He lost control and collided with a ditch. The vehicle overturned several times.
He was throwing the ball hard. And, he'd throw in that occasional curve in there to keep the guys off balance.
He was throwing his curve ball for a strike and getting ahead in the count. They put together that big inning and did a good job defensively.
He was throwing fastball, change and a curve for strikes. Our defense played really well behind him.
He (White) had a tough first inning, but was strong the rest of the way. He was getting his curve ball over and his fastball blew them (Southeastern) away.
He hasn't pitched in a week and I wanted to get him as much work as I could before spring break. He did a great job. His curve was working better late than early. When he got it breaking, he really kept Lincoln off balance.
Live oak in the age of wooden ships was the best available ship timber; it is strong and dense and more importantly it grows in gentle curves that are almost analogous to the frames in a ship's structure. So it's really excellent material for shipbuilding.
There will always be people who are ahead of the curve, and people who are behind the curve. But knowledge moves the curve.
He's (Bryan) been one of the leaders. He's been ahead of the curve on a consistent basis.
He's filthy. His ball explodes on you. His curve ball has gotten better and better every season. He's lights-out and he has absolute nerves of steel on the mound. I've never see him lose his composure once.