Nick Wilson

So there's 11 rules of banana ball.

I won't go through all of them.

They are all on our website.

You can find the rules of banana ball.

And we explain them clearly before each game because we know fans, because this could be their first experience viewing the game.

And so, yeah, we always lay it out right in front of them just so they know.

But yes, this is...

The way that this is formed is because, you know, baseball is kind of like a like a slow, methodical game.

And this kind of takes everything about baseball and speeds it up in the best way possible.

And so it speeds it up in a way where, you know, you're still getting the game of baseball, but you're just getting it in a faster form fashion.

Just the.

the first place to probably explain it, the way it speeds up is through, you know, each inning counts as a point.

So, you know, the more innings, if you score more runs than one team in an inning, it counts as one point, which is great because it speeds up the game of baseball where you don't have just absolute slugfest of 16 to four games and somebody's at it already.

You can have a 16 to four game banana ball

And it's 2-2 at the end of the day.

So, you know, you could still, it's a way to speed up the game, but it's a way to make it more appealing and more fun for fans that, you know, that don't like the slower side of baseball.

Yeah, so I started off, I had some humble beginnings.

I didn't make my high school team until I was a senior in high school and then didn't have any offers coming out of college.

I went to Vernon College in Texas, spent two years there, then went to Southern University in Baton Rouge, Louisiana.

Had a couple good seasons, had a really good season my second year there.