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This means Furman will play at West End three times this season! From the article: "The Paladins will make three appearances at West End Field in 2008, including an Apr. 22 contest against South Carolina and May 13 clash versus Tennessee."

Are there any good 'meat-and-three' restaurants in town, aside from Wade's? It is always so crowded at lunch time.

I'm thrilled that Greenville will have the SoCon baseball tournament in 2009! The SoCon plays very good college baseball, and even though it isn't as highly ranked as the ACC or SEC, it is rated 10th out of 31 Division I conferences this season. And the SoCon has had 2 teams in the NCAA tournament for a few years consecutively now. Unfortunately, it will be very hard to outdo Charleston in attendance because the local community (mainly Citadel fans) give great support to the tournament there. And even though Furman and Wofford have both played in the NCAA tournament in the past three seasons, Charleston and Citadel are historically better programs and have a larger fan base. One thing in Greenville's favor is its proximity to the rest of the teams in the league as compared to Charleston. Each baseball-playing school in the SoCon is within 3 1/2 hours from West End Field, depending on how fast you can drive from Burlington, NC (Elon) and Statesboro, GA (Georgia Southern). I plan on buying a ticket for the entire tournament!

The Drive fall to 0-2 on the season with another loss at Charleston tonight: http://www.greenvilledrive.com/clubhouse/n...l?article_id=22.

I'm glad that things have been updated, including the season scheduled. Oddly enough though, the opening night game at Charleston has been recorded as a 0-0 tie (seriously? haha) on the schedule even though a story about the 1-0, 10-inning loss is on the main page.

That's good to hear. Things like player and coach information and a season schedule are the most basic types of information to include on a sports website. Hopefully these bugs will be fixed shortly.

Furman plays College of Charleston at the Bi-Lo Center Monday night!

According to the official release, there will only be flights from GSP to Orlando, and they will happen just four times a week. Maybe in a few months, Las Vegas will be added.

I'm underwhelmed. I shouldn't have gotten my hopes up about JetBlue.

That looks to be a very good program for those high school students. The schedule looks filled with many excellent opportunities.

I don't have the required 10 posts yet to be able to send you an email, but I'll do that as soon as I can. Thanks for the information.

CNN.com has a mention of our new field in this new article about minor league baseball parks: http://www.cnn.com/2006/TRAVEL/DESTINATION...s.ap/index.html

This is off-topic so I guess it should fit here. I am very interested in city planning (hence my reading UrbanPlanet every day!) and am looking into Clemson's master's of city and regional planning: http://www.clemson.edu/caah/pla/planning/index.htm. Does anyone on this site have any info about this program? I'd love to email you some questions about it if you don't mind. Thanks!