Regardless of the injuries this team has not set the world on fire the paat 3 years that's why people are not happyQuote:
Originally Posted by Dad04
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Regardless of the injuries this team has not set the world on fire the paat 3 years that's why people are not happyQuote:
Originally Posted by Dad04
I definitely get that. Reality is every team deals with injuries, draft, class turnover, recruiting, etc. Us, not so well. That is the day to day business of college baseball. I am lowering my expectations over the next season, or three based on a new reality.Quote:
Originally Posted by cajun_lannister
Might need to stick with the “or three.” I know even the best have a bad day, however a local pitching commit to Cajuns came to LAFAYETTE Saturday and failed to record an out.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dad04
Yep. Three, or four are probable. This next period may be known as the lost years of the program.
Bet all those box and suite holders are excited that they’ll see maybe one legitimate team in the multi year commitment they signed.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dad04
For the next few seasons I'll just focus more on individual player performances for each team, the game experience and less on the record, RPI, regionals. If I focus on the latter I'll be sad, too. This is the conclusion I've arrived at.
The disclaimer is the college baseball volatility factor. However, this team has shown a very steady decline for years with little divergence.