Why do we have a narrative? I've been behind lemonis until this year. I supported him all last year. This year has been unprecedentedtly bad. It's more than Jimmie's and joes. If you talk to people watching games and going you would know that.
I am one of those people.
We know you aren't. We know you don't even set foot inside the state of MS too often. But you certainly bash it, and everything associated with it (and not talking strictly about MSU baseball, it actually does deserve to be bashed right now).
And you have a narrative because we aren't even halfway through the season. You did this same crap with Moorhead. You try and paint me like I'm supporting the coach and they can do not wrong, and that's not true. My point then and now is to let things play out to the end. If the embarrassment continues, he may get fired. But it likely won't, thus he probably won't. I guarantee you Selmon realizes that a lot of this is just hot air. The coaches are united, they know the problem (we all do, it's pitching talent, just like last year, after injuries, same as 2008-2010). It's that simple. It's not all this culture stuff. WE CAN'T PITCH, at an SEC level. Bottom line.
Getting rid of Foxhall does nothing, because no one will take the job for a lameduck head guy. They'll all get next year to see if the the rising sophomores can turn it around. Then add the national title stuff, which is different than Moorhead. We are stuck with this process right now.
If you want him gone, your best hope is that there's a scandal. And I've said before, I don't particularly like Lemonis or his recruiting strategy, nor the fact that Foxhall calls pitches (or used to). So don't push that narrative either.
