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- JAYBIRD - Daughter very happyMy daughter found out, that the CF4 she had been using for the past three years was no longer recognized on the NCAA list of acceptable bats, shortly before boarding the plane to Florida for Spring training. She called me in a mild panic begging me to get her a new bat in time for the regular season. With no way for the two of us to take a run to the local sporting goods store and try out few, I reluctantly hit the web and searched for a bat meeting her criteria. I hate purchasing any sports equipment without being able to handle it beforehand. Especially a bat. But the circumstances being what they were, I was happy to find the one I was looking for at Amazon and for the best price on the web.
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