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1. Of the new guys, who has the potential to hit between 15 to 20 home runs, either this season or in years to come?
2. I know we like to run a lot, but are we going to be a straight steal type of running team this year, or are we going to be more of a hit and run type team?
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He knows it. Trust me, he knows it.
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Dave Schrage Left Aces for baseball coaching job at Notre Dame
Bill McGillis makes sure he checks his messages several times a day.
"Every time I look at my e-mails or fax machine, there are more interesting names coming in," said McGillis, the University of Evansville's athletic director.
Names he might want to consider in his search for a new head baseball coach.
Dozens of people have shown interest in the job since Monday evening, when Notre Dame officials announced they had lured Dave Schrage away from the Aces.
"We've got a nice pool of candidates developing, and that's no surprise," McGillis said on Tuesday.
Not after what Schrage and the Aces accomplished last season and what the new coach will have coming back.
UE will return five all-Missouri Valley Conference players and 16 other lettermen from the 2006 team that went 43-22, won the MVC regular-season and league tournament titles and advanced to the regional championship game of
the NCAA Tournament.
"Our program has always had a good tradition," McGillis said. "But with nearly the entire team coming back, it's taken the interest level even higher."
Anyone who's interested in the job "knows he won't be walking into something that needs to be fixed," McGillis noted. "He'll have a chance to win immediately and sustain a high level of success."
McGillis hopes to hire Schrage's successor "within a week." He said he already has a "solid" group of "six or seven" candidates. He declined to identify them, but sources say the list of names that have already surfaced include these four: UE pitching coach and recruiting coordinator Dave Seifert, Eastern Kentucky head coach Elvis Dominguez, University of Illinois assistant Eric Snider and Louisiana-Lafayette assistant John Szefc.
- Szefc has been the head assistant coach at Louisiana-Lafayette since 2003. He also is the Ragin' Cajuns' recruiting coordinator, hitting and infield instructor and third base coach.
The Ragin' Cajuns have gone 151-92 during Szefc's tenure and have hit .300 or better as a team in each of the past three seasons. They finished eighth in the nation in batting (.327) in 2005, when they were the Sun Belt Conference champions.
Before moving to Lafayette, Szefc was the head coach at Marist College for seven seasons, going 212-137-1.
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DAVE JOHNSON
Executive Sports Editor
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Any word on whether Szefc is interested, and if he is, who would replace him?
Whats the latest on this? Anybody know...?
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Anybody heard anything lately on how this might pan out? If Szefc could end up the head man at UE.
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Evansville promoted their pitching coach to HC