Why not Lane Burroughs?Who are the realistic candidates?
Unfortunately this is probably correct. Prepare to be underwhelmed.Todd Butler or Russell Ralley for sure
He and Mingione are both solid candidates.Why not Lane Burroughs?
The guy had to have been given this season to prove he is not the problem. He hasn’t done that. Firing him last season would’ve been suicide for finding a legit coach.Lemonis. Sadly, he’s not going anywhere.
He was always the problem. Stupid to not hold the head coach responsible. We get what we deserve.The guy had to have been given this season to prove he is not the problem. He hasn’t done that. Firing him last season would’ve been suicide for finding a legit coach.
We have made some progress this year, but the coaching can’t get out of its own way. That’s all on Lem, and he won’t survive if we barely limp into the postseason. If we can lose to these no talent clowns, the sky is the 17ing limit for the rest of the season.
Let’s just quit even mentioning Butch. May as well just keep Lemonis. Which is what we’re going to do anyway.I think you have to kick the tires on Mingione, Butch(I know he's had a ****** year, but he's taken auburn to two World Series), Haire, Lane, and I'd try Vitello even. Make them say no, and we go from there.
What's the issue with Butch besides this year?Let’s just quit even mentioning Butch. May as well just keep Lemonis. Which is what we’re going to do anyway.
What about Matt Deggs at ULL?Who are the realistic candidates?
98-126 SEC record. Sub .600 overall record. It would be a very Mississippi State hire.What's the issue with Butch besides this year?
Hell prior to last year and this year Mingione hadn't done anything. He still hasn't taken a team to the CWS neither has Lane nor has Haire or Pollard.
Butch isn't my first choice, but I think it'd be incredibly shortsighted to not at least talk to him.
He was given his chance to make changes, and he only picked Foxhall. And, he truly made a fine replacement there, but we just don’t have the arms we need.How can you keep this clown. Friday night game against the rebels he did not ask for review in time. Yes we won the game. But that stupidity very may have cost us a run and in a tight game that could have been the difference in winning or losin.
Finally after weeks of watching Larry struggle at the plate Lemonis finally decides to push him down the order. Really? That should’ve been done weeks ago.
Cheese let’s a player walk into being picked off third.
i could go on and on with the total screwups Lemonis has let happen just this year. He’s not getting it done and don’t think he is capable of getting it done.
Mingione has turned some heads this year at a place hard to win.He and Mingione are both solid candidates.
Agree with that. Have to try. Big d1ck move if it happens.Mingione has turned some heads this year at a place hard to win.
I still say throw what you got at Vitello and make him say no
That's a very, very valid point.98-126 SEC record. Sub .600 overall record. It would be a very Mississippi State hire.
Pollard and Haire In That order. Shouldnt go beyond that.
Mingone was Cohen’s recruiter. Baseball isn’t a hard game to coach if you have players.Mingione has turned some heads this year at a place hard to win.
I still say throw what you got at Vitello and make him say no
Because he's been a head coach for an over a decade and has made the NCAA tournament twice.Why not Lane Burroughs?
Sounds eerily similar to Lemonis being McDonnells recruiter and having success at a place that’s tough to win.Mingone was Cohen’s recruiter. Baseball isn’t a hard game to coach if you have players.
I hope those who think baseball should ONLY be a club sport are thrilled and doing a happy dance all over campus. You got your wish. Baseball at MSU is now terrible. And their money only should go to football crowd can be thrilled again to be a 6-6 team. GeeshAgree with that. Have to try. Big d1ck move if it happens.
I’m at the point where we have to commit all we can muster to baseball if we want ti keep it. Or, we can talk about 2021 for the next 30 years like we did in 1985, make documentaries, etc.
Of course we have plenty of fans who want us to treat it like a club sport. So we will Miss Stake it up.
That is a good point but if they join the big west in baseball that is still a pretty good baseball conference not sure if they do that or go mountain west or wac. Better for baseball to be in big west but football other conferenceI would see if Mitch Canham at Oregon State has interest given where their athletic department is right now. If he says no, Pollard would be my choice. And Pollard may even be my first choice.
He's been there a long time and struggled for several seasons. However Kentucky wasn't too great when he got there. Lemonis took over for a guy at I didn't that had been doing okay if i remember correctly. I still remember it being a head scratcher when we hired him.Sounds eerily similar to Lemonis being McDonnells recruiter and having success at a place that’s tough to win.
Yeah and no matter how much money we put in we will still rank mid tier at best on our best years. Baseball is something we can actually be good at if we invest in it and our athletic department does. College baseball is popular in the south east and in the west so if you win you do get some notoriety from it. Not as much as football or basketball but if we won that it would be a miracle considering where things are in both of those sports landscapes.I hope those who think baseball should ONLY be a club sport are thrilled and doing a happy dance all over campus. You got your wish. Baseball at MSU is now terrible. And their money only should go to football crowd can be thrilled again to be a 6-6 team. Geesh
Canham is also an Oregon State alum who was on Pat Casey’s back to back national championship teams in 2006-2007. It would be a tough pull. But worth a shot. He’s only 39, was a minor league head coach for a few years before getting the OSU job in 2020. Hasn’t made it to Omaha yet but has been very good the last three years, they’re 29-5 this season.That is a good point but if they join the big west in baseball that is still a pretty good baseball conference not sure if they do that or go mountain west or wac. Better for baseball to be in big west but football other conference
Of course he will. Larry Templeton 2.0.Jack Salmon will let Jans walk and re-sign Leminhayid.
THISAgree with that. Have to try. Big d1ck move if it happens.
I’m at the point where we have to commit all we can muster to baseball if we want ti keep it. Or, we can talk about 2021 for the next 30 years like we did in 1985, make documentaries, etc.
Of course we have plenty of fans who want us to treat it like a club sport. So we will Miss Stake it up.
Because he's been a head coach for an over a decade and has made the NCAA tournament twice.
I’m not saying he’s a bad coach, I’m saying his resume is a pretty good ways down the list of realistic options.A. Those 2 were 2 of
Let's not pretend it's fair to judge Lane the way you have, given both programs were rebuilds, and both programs vastly improved and quickly. At those 2 "powerhouse programs" he's had just 1 losing season at each. I'd say that's a job damn well done.
- Those 2 were 2 of the last 3
- It was with La Tech for 7 years, a program that had been to just one NCAA tourney in the 26 previous years under 5 different HC's, none of whom had more winning seasons than losing. He had to build that program up
- Of those 7 seasons he produced winning records in 6, twice with over 40 wins. 40+ wins happened just once under the previous 5 HC's over their combined 26 seasons
- Prior to La Tech, his 1st job as a HC was at Northwestern State. Previous HC's there that didn't make an NCAA tourney include Dave Van Horn & John Cohen. Mitch Gaspard took them to just one in his 6 seasons. In their entire history they have made an NCAA tourney just 4 times. The HC prior to Lane had 1 winning record in his 5 seasons. Lane rebuilt that program, having just 1 losing season...his 1st, followed by 3 winning seasons, all with 30+ wins. He handed a vastly improved program over to the next HC who did make an NCAA tourney 2 seasons later, never to make it again in his following 5 seasons.
The man deserves recognition for what he has accomplished and deserves serious consideration. If he can get the results he has at those 2 programs with limited resources, imagine what he might be able to do at a program with virtually unlimited resources and support.