Question for patdog & others that think Cohen should be fired this season or next.
Are you going to be ready to fire Rick Ray if we aren't in the Sweet 16 in year 4? If not, are you not being hypocritical? Cohen made it to the baseball version of the Sweet 16 in year 3 in the toughest baseball conference, but you want him gone.....So, by your standards Rick Ray should definitely make it to the Sweet 16 by year 3 or 4 because he plays in a much easier basketball league. Right?
I don't know when some of you think we became a national power house athletic program, but the **** amazes me. In 5 SEC series, we have played 3 top 10 teams. So naturally, you would hope to take 1 from each of those series, and at least 2 from Auburn and Vandy. So optimistically before the season, you're hoping for 7 wins after this weekend. Well, we're at 5 right now with a 6th possibly tomorrow. And in those series we have lost nail biters to LSU(twice), Arkansas, Vanderbilt, and South Carolina. 5 games that could have easily gone our way but didn't, yet we're still only 1 to 2 games off of where we optimistically would hope to be coming in to this season. That's not even bringing injuries or Caleb Reed's awful year into the conversation. So if you really claim to know baseball, how can you say "Cohen will get 1 more year, but he definitely doesn't deserve 2"? That is complete ignorance when read by someone who knows the game of baseball, especially SEC baseball.
Are you going to be ready to fire Rick Ray if we aren't in the Sweet 16 in year 4? If not, are you not being hypocritical? Cohen made it to the baseball version of the Sweet 16 in year 3 in the toughest baseball conference, but you want him gone.....So, by your standards Rick Ray should definitely make it to the Sweet 16 by year 3 or 4 because he plays in a much easier basketball league. Right?
I don't know when some of you think we became a national power house athletic program, but the **** amazes me. In 5 SEC series, we have played 3 top 10 teams. So naturally, you would hope to take 1 from each of those series, and at least 2 from Auburn and Vandy. So optimistically before the season, you're hoping for 7 wins after this weekend. Well, we're at 5 right now with a 6th possibly tomorrow. And in those series we have lost nail biters to LSU(twice), Arkansas, Vanderbilt, and South Carolina. 5 games that could have easily gone our way but didn't, yet we're still only 1 to 2 games off of where we optimistically would hope to be coming in to this season. That's not even bringing injuries or Caleb Reed's awful year into the conversation. So if you really claim to know baseball, how can you say "Cohen will get 1 more year, but he definitely doesn't deserve 2"? That is complete ignorance when read by someone who knows the game of baseball, especially SEC baseball.