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You Win Some, You Lose Some, and Tonight Was Rained Out

Following Tuesday night's debacle, the Diamond Dogs were slated to take on the Owls in Kennesaw tonight, but the inclement weather caused the game to be canceled. Honestly, I'm having a hard time viewing this as a bad thing.

As a result, Georgia gets the night off and the Classic City Canines will return to the diamond on Friday to begin a three-game set with Siena. Hopefully, the Saints---yes, I had to Google it, too---will be sky-high over their basketball team's MAAC tournament championship and will not bring their A game to Athens. We could use an opponent's C game right about now.

Go 'Dawgs!

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