Lost in all this....

Shadow34

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Macname’s homerun robbing catch in right. He had himself a game. I’m drunk. Go dawgs.
 

Shamoan

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Not sure about this, but announcer said he was robbed of at least a double and upon further review, it looked like the chain link fence was an extension of that outfield wall. Like a chain link green monster of sorts. Would like to know for sure because I was a bit confused.
 

Duncflydawg

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Yeah, chain link is part of the “wall” at FSU. FSU guy hit one off of it during Samford game and ended up with a stand up double by the time the ball fell.
 

RutherfordBHayes

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Your point remains, but Mac robbed a double. Right field fence is short, so they make it about 20 feet tall. You gotta hit it over that contraption for a homerun.
 

WeWonItAll(Most)

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Not sure about this, but announcer said he was robbed of at least a double and upon further review, it looked like the chain link fence was an extension of that outfield wall. Like a chain link green monster of sorts. Would like to know for sure because I was a bit confused.

Chain link fence is in play. MacNamee hit one off it in the Oklahoma game. He saved a double on that catch though
 

Shadow34

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You all are correct. Still a huge catch. Feeling a little foggy from last night
 
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