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I started with the year the injury happened. In shepherds case it had a lot to do with overuse and other variables when Randy was there but the injury happened afterwards. So yes of course he was involved during shepherds tenure but he had nothing to do with the strength and conditioning program. Pikeville could have contributed to the Burton's kid being injured, but all of his time in high school was spent at LC except for that one season. So he was also involved in the same strength program. As far as the strict pitch counts go, the first game I watched Shepherd threw 112 pitches in a complete game against Ryle as an 8th grader. That's not anywhere close to "strict pitch counts." I know you're trying to take up for your team and I don't think anything that is happening is intential or anything like that, but there is a definite pattern at an alarming rate. I'll put it to you in a very simple scenario, when a crime is committed they look at all the victims and try to find out their connection. If you do that in this case, their only connection is they all played at the same place with the same strength and conditioning program.

Who makes the call to pull pitchers? Head Coach? Well, who was the head coach that allowed the 112 pitches as an 8th grader? So Burton was in the strength and conditioning program at LC for 3 years, had zero injuries. Transfers, beginnings throwing a lot, and gets injured. Thus, it's LC's fault? Don't understand that. You didn't answer my question: Have you seen the conditioning program at LC for baseball? Personally? If not, then why are you blaming that?