100% and most likely will end up back at the loveliest village on the plains.Was this one expected?
Yikes… if you had Ozzie smith’s defense at short you’d be perfectly fine with a .248 but that is unacceptable from a 3rd baseman, especially with the errors.Between he and Forsythe on the left side of the infield, according to HailState.com they both had identical batting avg of .248 and a combined 28 errors
Forsyth hit nothing in SEC play. Slate hit pretty well in SEC play. Both were crap in the field.Between he and Forsythe on the left side of the infield, according to HailState.com they both had identical batting avg of .248 and a combined 28 errors
Bryce Chance baby!So out of the entire ‘20 and ‘21 classes, we’re going to have what… Hines and Kohn next year?
I repeat, out of 43 would be Jr/Sr signees that we should have next season, we may have 2 left
I dont think you are dying to have 4th year guys. But those classes are brutal nonetheless.So out of the entire ‘20 and ‘21 classes, we’re going to have what… Hines and Kohn next year?
I repeat, out of 43 would be Jr/Sr signees that we should have next season, we may have 2 left
piss poor evaluation by the coaching staff. no other way to paint that pictureSo out of the entire ‘20 and ‘21 classes, we’re going to have what… Hines and Kohn next year?
I repeat, out of 43 would be Jr/Sr signees that we should have next season, we may have 2 left
My understanding is that he would walk up beside folks in the locker room and fart. Then he would keep walking as if nothing had just happened. If you asked him he would deny it and act as if it was someone else.Don't know if this was true or not, but someone close to the program told me that Slate was sort of a cancer in the locker room for most of the year.
He tried to transfer out last year, so can definitely see this. We've had a ton of locker room issues since the championship teamDon't know if this was true or not, but someone close to the program told me that Slate was sort of a cancer in the locker room for most of the year.
All those errors and poor swings really helped out.Best of luck to the young man and I appreciate his contributions.
I know what you are saying, but two 4th year guys led us to a national title, and I think that's been a missing piece for a long time. It's not a coincidence to me, that after a shortened draft, we win it all. That said, we could have won it all in 2020 had it not been cancelled, so we will never know.I dont think you are dying to have 4th year guys. But those classes are brutal nonetheless.
we have the dumbest (and therefore worst) fans.All those errors and poor swings really helped out.
I know what you are saying, but two 4th year guys led us to a national title, and I think that's been a missing piece for a long time. It's not a coincidence to me, that after a shortened draft, we win it all. That
well Tanner and Rowdey were only 4th year guys because of covid. On the whole though judging a recruiting class by 4th year guys doesn’t make sense. Not saying they can’t have value.I know what you are saying, but two 4th year guys led us to a national title, and I think that's been a missing piece for a long time. It's not a coincidence to me, that after a shortened draft, we win it all. That said, we could have won it all in 2020 had it not been cancelled, so we will never know.
Brent Rooker was also a 4th year guy, of course, he got redshirted. And that's the kicker, if a guy comes in and starts as a freshman, they most likely aren't staying until they are a senior due to the leverage. But let's not devalue them. Kendall Graveman was also a senior. Chad Girodo. Etc.
That's the point. It never happens to us but when it finally does, we win the national championship.well Tanner and Rowdey were only 4th year guys because of covid. On the whole though judging a recruiting class by 4th year guys doesn’t make sense. Not saying they can’t have value.
I’m just never going to judge a recruiting class based on how many guys are still here in their 4th year. I doubt many people would. And thats my point.That's the point. It never happens to us but when it finally does, we win the national championship.
And you could say Graveman coming back in 2013 was a big catalyst for our run that year. I'm talking highly talented, multi-year starter-type guys that choose to come back, rather than taking junior money.
We're probably back in Omaha in 2014 if Adam Frazier had come back. But I mean, 6th round, I get it it. Graveman was I believe 36th round after 2012.
The draft has seemingly ALWAYS ravaged us in this way, because he don't have the success attracting the high-end guys like LSU, Vandy and Florida do. It's just never worked for us on a large scale, so saying we don't need 4th year guys is a little misleading to me. We really do need to develop. I liken it to us taking the high 3 stars and 4 stars in football. We get a few 5 stars, but we aren't an Alabama/Georgia/LSU level recruiter (though some of our fans think we are). We are Clemson or Auburn level.
So out of the entire ‘20 and ‘21 classes, we’re going to have what… Hines and Kohn next year?
I repeat, out of 43 would be Jr/Sr signees that we should have next season, we may have 2 left
That's great if they did anything in their first 3 years to contribute and get drafted. We just don't have many of those in these classes.I’m just never going to judge a recruiting class based on how many guys are still here in their 4th year. I doubt many people would. And thats my point.
In todays portal world, kids are going to leave if they are getting redshirted - you don’t get better not playing and if you are not playing the school is looking to replace youI know what you are saying, but two 4th year guys led us to a national title, and I think that's been a missing piece for a long time. It's not a coincidence to me, that after a shortened draft, we win it all. That said, we could have won it all in 2020 had it not been cancelled, so we will never know.
Brent Rooker was also a 4th year guy, of course, he got redshirted. And that's the kicker, if a guy comes in and starts as a freshman, they most likely aren't staying until they are a senior due to the leverage. But let's not devalue them. Kendall Graveman was also a senior. Chad Girodo. Etc.