Ole Miss players goes from 1st to home on a pickoff, a breakdown 

Just standing there. Mouth wide. Confused.

Pitcher shoulda bought a ticket instead!

The pitcher is probably a mouth breather

@@blasstois haha, yup!

Lmao fr

Thought you wrote “Pittsburgh Peas”

Or the cubs

@@codiefitz3876 -- No real difference...much ado about Nutting!

Hey hey hey, they may be a mess, but they are Pittsburgh’s mess and we are (occasionally) proud of ‘em 😂

The Mississippi Pirates

Yeah, ss should have been paying attention to runner after he made it to second, 3rd needed to stay back at bag, catch made decision he thought best in reality the pitcher could have easily covered 3rd. The first baseman should have rotated down to homeplate and if the pitcher didn't decide to go cover 3rd, the only other place they should even consider being is behind home plate.

Na, then he would have stole first base too

@@justinlafollett9001 Pitchers aren't usually taught to cover any base but first. The reality is the entire infield should have stayed in place and let the outfield back up throws. The catcher is the only one of their players that didn't go AFK after the throw was late.

@@bubba200874426 Doesn't pitcher cover home on a bunt when a runner's on 3rd?

Once the catcher went to cover third, the pitcher should have been at home. Also, why was the third baseman at second? Because Alcorn State was in the shift. This is the danger of what happens if you don't get the runner out at second.

There is a reason they are 0-7.

"Hey. c'mon guys, make it go away for me"

Pitcher doesn’t cover bags, doesn’t have velocity, doesn’t have break, doesn’t have location and he’s overweight. Genuinely a wasted roster spot.

Came here to say the same. Pitcher walked a batter, didn't cover 3rd, and didn't cover home. Any of those things happen and they don't score there.

@@Triqkshot he’s also on alcorn state so he’s probably one of their best players

0-8 after this game I would guess

and 1-19 now lol and only one of their losses was close and it was to the team they beat but they also lost to them 17-0.

because they’re an HBCU and no one cares ab them

It definitely explains why Alcorn is 0-7. lol

The pitcher looked like a high school player. And not a particularly good one.

"I can't believe this is happening!"

And the slide for fun, not to avoid anyone tagging him. The other team had given up before he got home. Cheers.

That's the most contagious smile that I've seen in a long time.

Who can blame him? That's a once in a lifetime play.

@BIG SAGGY HEAVY NUTS you should tea bag that guy your big ol nutz. But alas he would likely enjoy it.

But this is the bottom of the 2nd with 2 outs. They left the position player in for 2 innings?

They STARTED a pitcher who couldn’t get the ball to the plate? In college? That’s crazy

@@slammnsammy apparently their bullpen was slim pickins. Maybe was Covid but yup basically this was a skeleton crew.

Jomboy should pin this comment. Thanks for the info. I was wondering why the pitcher is throw 68 MPH ball like its a Sunday League game.

@@DeeRosa He's made 8 appearances for them in 20 games and has a seasonal ERA over 20. It doesn't exactly seem like anything unusual (for Alcorn) was happening here.

Doesn't that excuse the pitcher's inability to aid in the play even less?!

Looked obvious the guy was not a pitcher from the get go. Throwing 68,kind of awkwardly. Why was he pitching?

@@matthewurbas8889 there's a comment elsewhere in here that explains it but essentially Alcorn's bullpen is slim pickens and their starting pitcher for the day couldn't even throw a full inning for whatever reason and no relief pitchers were warmed up so they threw in their 1st baseman to pitch while the bullpen warms up.

I was wondering why a college pitcher was only throwing 68 lol

@@Leep_Actual lol right? That's what I used to throw. About as awkwardly as well. No offense to my guy, of course. We all have our faults.

Criminally underrated comment.

Nice

Somebody get this man a trophy. That was brilliant!!

Absolutely genius.

Me: get this man a trophy Also me: it was actually a run to home off an attempted pickoff

x3 POWERRRRRRR

I could barely hit my weight in HS and the summer league team for our town, but I had a good glove and was a sprinter during track season. Had a pretty good eye, too. Once on first everybody in the cornfields knew I had second. Now it takes me twenty seconds just to get to the bathroom which next to the bedroom. *sigh* 3-4x per night.

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@@ryanm7263 boo

Facts. I was the slowest guy on the team in HS, one game, noticed the pitcher was a 1 look then nothing guy. Swiped third….my entire team was beyond shocked. So thrilling

and 1-19 now lol and only one of their losses was close and it was to the team they beat but they also lost to that team 17-0.

@@Lucasrobe 17-0...oof that's some mercy rule stuff right there. Like when England's women's football team beat Latvia 20-0. Like at some point you just gotta call it.

@@MrGuanYu1 and that wasn’t even the worst one they lost 32-1 one game

@@Lucasrobe haha oh no that's a mollywhopping for the ages. Oof that's rough.

@@Lucasrobe 32-1 yeesh... reminds me of a double header we played in high school. The first game lasted 3 innings and the second one lasted 2 innings. The combined score was 45-3 (22-2, 23-1).

I think it's wicked that you don't watch baseball yet find these videos interesting. Would you mind explaining to a long time baseball fan what it is that you like about the baseball breakdowns?

@@mattj5729 I started with some football breakdown videos, so that is what brought me here. I've thought about what keeps me watching the baseball videos and its because its just the interesting action and rare moments which everyone can enjoy. I don't watch baseball often (just my team in the semifinals and finals) probably because I find it to be too slow for me. I start to get tired and relaxed instead of excited and interested. I'll start yelling for football and I am not a yelling kind of person, lol.

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3rd baseman should never a cover rundown from 1st to 2nd. Never. Do your rundowns correctly and 3rd baseman is and will never be needed. Horrible play all around. Catcher should have known he'd never beat the runner and just give up 3rd. He should've also stayed at home covering.

I suspect that Alcorn State was in the shift. They were playing a batter to pull.

@@AEMoreira81 this is my guess, 3rd baseman was in the shift expecting the lefty batter to pull it right.

Both schools get money. Ole Miss basically plays them in exchange for a win on the schedule and practice. Every school does this.

I live in Mississippi so it’s feels crazy to me that people haven’t heard of Alcorn State but it makes sense why 😭

@@gabrielfreedman8507 I live in the Sip too. Nobody ever wondered where the late, great Steve "Air" McNair played CFB? That's mind blowing to me...

@@gabrielfreedman8507 Yea Alcorn St is not some random school. Very surprised Jomboy didn't know who they were

@@patrickmcdaniel2048 oh I didn’t even know he went to Alcorn State that’s such a cool fact

Technically I think he should have been backing up the first baseman at home...but yeah he should have at least thought to do something after the initial steal and everything went wacky.

He as standing in the middle watching everything

I was just wondering how he pitches for a D1 baseball team while throwing high 60s

pitcher and first base wasn’t doing their jobs

I'm being a rules nerd lol but fyi a missed base is only out on a defensive appeal. what would be really funny if ge missed home is if after the review at third came back safe, the defense appealed at home and the umps had to review the play again for that lol

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@@beepboopboop Is a reference to another Jomboy video released today.

Slides head first and completely misses the plate, that would be an accomplishment

The didn’t really review the play. They went somewhere private to laugh their asses off.

Yeah I thought my 85 was trash, but apparently I could be their ace

@@scorpionz982 lol right, I was thinking the same thing

That is the starting first baseman on the mound.

@@robt2577 ok makes more sense, real question why was he on the mound???

That's the same thing I am thinking. Likely playing closer to a normal shortstop and got caught watching the pickoff.

I think the 3rd baseman is actually the player that catches the ball at second. Have him behind second on the shift leaving the SS by himself.

This comes down to poor coaching. It's one think to not be as talented as the other team but this comes down to lack of adequate baseball instruction.

Even the coach was a walk on.

@@MarcosElMalo2 🤣🤣

apparently, Alcorn has recruitment problems and their team is mostly walk-ons/lack anyone who can pitch.

A bit surprised Antonelli talked about this one before Jomboy got around to it...worth it though.

Looks like they are 1-16 now lol...

And literally has the worst pickoff move I've ever seen from a LEFTY

there's a reason they're 0-7

To be fair, he is the starting first baseman.

@@robt2577 That explains a lot, hey they do it in the MLB constantly so why not lol

@@robt2577 That makes a lot of sense but why is their starting first baseman pitching in the bottom of the 2nd

I have seen it once in my lifetime. Rob Ducey, playing for the Junior(21 and under) InterCounty Cambridge Bulldogs scored a home run on a walk. The Kitchener Dodgers catcher for the day was having problems and every time he threw to second the ball would end up in the center field. Rob was a speedster and had been drafted by the Toronto Blue Jays earlier in the year. When he came up to bat in the middle innings someone hollered at him "don't stop at second base". Well, what do you know, Rob took off on a wild pitch which happened to be ball four, and never looked back. He rounded second at full speed just as the catcher's thrown ball was bouncing towards centerfield. Rob never did let up and he crossed home plate well before there was any play at the plate. Honest story.

Who usually calls time, the pitcher? I always just assumed the umps did when a play is clearly over.

Nah he found a few he had done a few weeks ago that he forgot about

Those are the result of a position player, the first baseman, trying to do his best imitation of a pitcher and not really pulling it off.

Generally the pitcher will cover home plate in this situation

Taking one for the team. The starter couldn't get out of the first.