The 2022 season they had a guy named Paul skenes. Look him up and get back with me.
they had a generational talent and were barely average. The likelihood that they return to the norm of the last 50 years is way more likely than them all of a sudden turning into a program that’s good. Their play this weekend cemented that fact. They are a bad program and a bad team. Sugar coat it all you want
I looked it up & am getting back to you.
Paul Skenes did not pitch in the win over Texas.
Paul Skenes didn't pitch in the walk-off loss vs Texas.
Paul Skenes did pitch in the 1st Austin regional loss to Texas and gave up 4 earned runs & 7 hits in 4 innings.
Paul Skenes didn't pitch in the regional win over Dallas Baptist.
Paul Skenes didn't pitch in the regional win over la Tech.
AF in the Austin regional without Paul Skenes pitching went 2-1.
AF in regional with PS 0-1.
In 2021 AF went 26-22 with Skenes going 1-1.
2020 Covid year
2019 AF 26-26 before Skenes
No doubt Skenes is and was a great player and outstanding pitcher for AF in 2022, helping AF win 6 games more over 2021. Still vs ranked opponents he was 0-1.
You've been calling AF one of the worst programs in NCAA history in an obvious attempt to make it sound like they are that bad lately. That is simply not true...not even when considering Paul Skenes contributions.
In college football Yale, Princeton & Harvard are in the Top 8 for # of NC's won. Are they programs almost everybody should fear playing today? I mean, historically their records speak for themselves.