 It just wasn't one of his better efforts that night. He pitched two innings, gave up four hits. One thing led to another, and it just kind of doubled on itself. I don't expect that to happen to Skeens, but you just never know. Baseball's unpredictable, as it was Thursday when he had a no-hitter throwing 99 pitches. I want to get your thoughts on this, Larry, on this new-age baseball, because if memory serves, you threw about 288 innings back in 1978. Skeens regularly threw 100 pitches or more at LSU, threw 125 in the game you called against Wake.