Status Quo or Changes

[GeauxLouisiana]

I don't think he would. Any new hitting coach we would get would not allow that.

I'm more worried about guys higher up in the hierarchy that like to wiggle their way into batters box and interfere with a hitting coach's strategies.

[Rougarou]

I'm more worried about guys higher up in the hierarchy that like to wiggle their way into batters box and interfere with a hitting coach's strategies.

That's why should we hire a new hitting coach (which I am confident we will), he needs to be an alpha similar to a certain hitting coach we had a few years back. Full ownership of the offense.

[GeauxLouisiana]

As long as it’s not hitting what’s the problem? Unless you have something personally against him. He has done great on the recruiting trail so what do you think he might do?

The problem is a coach was brought in and his results do not warrant continued employment in the program. But the status quo remains and he'll be "reassigned" within the program. Someone lacks the ability to make a difficult decision and let a coach move on. Instead, it's always the coach that moves on to another coaching job or leaving baseball altogether.

[CrazyCajun]

The problem is a coach was brought in and his results do not warrant continued employment in the program. But the status quo remains and he'll be "reassigned" within the program. Someone lacks the ability to make a difficult decision and let a coach move on. Instead, it's always the coach that moves on to another coaching job or leaving baseball altogether.

Exactly as i thought, it’s not just about getting a new hitting coach. If Tony still thinks he can be valuable to the program then so be it.

[ManAboutTown]

Jeremy Talbot, IMO, is a subpar hitting instructor/teacher and abysmal in-game manager.

Jeremy Talbot, IMO, is one of the best recruiters we’ve ever had here.

We have to be able to understand both can be true.

[sportsfanatic21]

Jeremy Talbot, IMO, is a subpar hitting instructor/teacher and abysmal in-game manager.

Jeremy Talbot, IMO, is one of the best recruiters we’ve ever had here.

We have to be able to understand both can be true.

This

[anhil8tor]

He has done great on the recruiting trail so what do you think he might do?

How do we know he has done great on the recruiting trail?

[CrazyCajun]

How do we know he has done great on the recruiting trail?

Brought in some of the highest rated classes we have ever had. Gotten kids other higher profile schools wanted. Look at what these guys did in high school. Look what they go do the summer leagues.

[ULvictory]

Brought in some of the highest rated classes we have ever had. Gotten kids other higher profile schools wanted. Look at what these guys did in high school. Look what they go do the summer leagues.

There’s no doubt the man can recruit. As long as he stays away from our hitters, I would gladly have him as our recruiting coordinator.

[anhil8tor]

Brought in some of the highest rated classes we have ever had.

I have no personal vendetta. I'm just a fan, a season ticket holder and I love my university... BUT


I'm not a big "highest rated class" guy. What have they done on our diamond for the Ragin Cajuns? Last year we batted .242 as a team. We had 16 home runs.. as a team. We have 5 players that had 200 plus at bats and of those 5 only 2 of them batted over .300. Who is responsible for these stats?

Look at these names:
The Louisiana Ragin' Cajuns baseball team has signed nine players to a national letter of intent for the 2017 season, head coach Tony Robichaux announced on Monday.

The Cajuns have inked Josh Aguilar (Dallas, Texas), Caleb Armstrong (Monroe, La.), Oliver Campbell (Monroe, La.), Haden Erbe (Lafayette, La.), Eric Moll (Kingwood, Texas), Todd Lott (Jacksonville, Fla.), Colten Schmidt (Houston, Texas), Tremaine Spears (Alexandra, La.), and Josh Taylor (Breaux Bridge, La.) to the 2016 signing class.