Talbot is still here recruiting, so if it was all his fault he would be gone. He was the full time hitting coach the last few seasons and part time recruiting because he could not get out on the road while coaching in the 3rd base box and hitters. Ultimately all those decisions are Coach Robichauxs and one of things done was to get the funding for Coach Babbs position on scheduling and operations full time.
Hiring Wells was the second step, getting a young hitting coach that can relate to the modern player with a track record. We are 10 games into the season and it's been ugly thus far. But considering this guys track record, I'm willing to give him the benefit of doubt this season.
The same goes for JT and recruiting full time. He has one class in his current position and those players will hit the field next season. I'm not expecting miracles this year, but I don't think it's out of the question to expect better than what we have seen to this point.
The fire Talbot horse is dean and so is the fire Robichaux horse. Unlike another coach in our program, he has at least made changes in trying to improve his program.
We got a new stadium from having the #1 team in 2014. That's about it. I dont see any other benefits gained from that run.
Seriously ?? That has zero to do with what I’m talking about. I’m talking about taking a player that you signed and get on campus and make that player better than what he was when he got here. I won’t start calling out kids but there is a long list going back the last 3-4 years.
Mid major college athletics tend to be cyclical. College baseball tends to be volatile with lots of movement up and down the RPI list, excepting the perennial top 10.
I think we were 12 years between Super Regionals. It seems we are bottoming out somewhere near here.
I was going to say bottoms are not pretty, but it all depends on the bottom.
Certainly has been dissappointing start to the season. One thing to keep in mind though moving forward is that only one game was decided by more than two runs. It won't take a huge change to turn this around. Slight changes in all three aspects of the game could make a big swing in the win/lose column.
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