Re: Emotional UL softball coach remembers two late women who'd be proud of regional win
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Grantvb
I have been telling folks for years that players, coaches, staff, administrators, etc view the threads on this site. Most just read, but some do post. You guys would be amazed at the ones that I know that actually post on here. How many do I not know that post on here?
Re: Emotional UL softball coach remembers two late women who'd be proud of regional win
I was visiting with a past player a couple weeks ago. She said the first thing they did on a long bus ride home was open up RP to see what _______s posted about who for the game. Straight from the horse’s mouth. In other words, they are just like you and me . . . Human . . .
And ALL the parent read this site even parents of recruits.
Re: Emotional UL softball coach remembers two late women who'd be proud of regional win
Speaking of Glasco, is he going to drive 30+ hours with those pitching machines?
Re: Emotional UL softball coach remembers two late women who'd be proud of regional win
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Originally Posted by
JMV JustMyView
For all the folks that were giving Alexa a hard time remember the three things she did well.
#1 G1 homerun in regional finals.
#2 Outstanding catch in foul grounds.
#3 With a 0-2 count, Coach Glasco asked her to get the bunt down and she did. (That a great call by the Glasco and great bunt by Alexa.)Everyone knows as a team we have struggled with the bunt.
I think fans gave her a hard time because what we’ve come to expect from her is based off of her own ability. She rarely makes those mistakes and is a damn phenomenal player. In my opinion as a former athlete here, it is fair to get on a player for underperforming.
It crosses the line when it becomes a personal attack on effort, appearance or some other silly insult that has nothing to do with on field performance. Alexa made an error that opened the door for LSU. She wasn’t the only one we say make a mistake when the game should’ve been put away.
But those girls didn’t dwell on it as long as us fans did. They regrouped, regained their focus and made a decision to not give up and bow down to the mighty purple and ____. The better team and program won that regional. LSU and everyone watching knows that.
Re: Emotional UL softball coach remembers two late women who'd be proud of regional win
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Originally Posted by
Turbine
Coach Glasco gave himself that nickname.
In his drive to succeed he declared, "I don't want be known as Regional Glasco."
No one here meant it as an insult.
I know you mean well, but with the posts I read on here I expect several people meant it as in insult, unfortunately.
