John Feeley graduated from USF in 1982 with a Bachelor's in Communications. He played baseball with the Dons his senior year and after USF, entered the field of sports marketing and sponsorship. He is currently West Coast Director of Business Strategies for NBC. In USF Magazine, he wrote: “Thanks to the doors opened by Steve Runyon at USF, my experience at KUSF led to a 40-year career in Sports Broadcasting."
The Reno bats did not stop there. They went on to rout the Dons 21-6 in the final game of the series. The Dons only highlights came in the final two frames, when the Dons scored 5 of their 6 runs. In the 8th inning the Dons loaded the bases for utility man John Feeley, who promptly ripped a double, clearing the bases. In the 9th inning, Mike Mooney smashed a home run that fans are probably still looking for in Reno, the shot traveling some 500 feet. John Mangiante also had a solo homer in the 9th, rounding out the scoring. Chuck Nat was the starting and losing pitcher for the Dons. The sweep in Reno has severely hurt the Dons chances of making the NCBA playoffs, as the loss dropped their 2nd half record to 0-6, giving them an overall record of 13- 27 for the year (TheFoghorn).
