At What Point...

[cajun55]

A few other things....Losing to these in state schools really blows, but at the end of the day midweek games are midweek games when you are not playing for an at large. Win or lose next week against State A&M it all comes down to the same 4 days in May at this point, but damn I hate losing to these schools, especially at home.

After getting a taste of the chairback premium seats due to our lack of fans at last weekends doubleheader I’m sensing a great buying opportunity as some may jump ship and lose patience. Buy low!!!! Chairbacks may be in this blind man’s future...a seat where my family and I can actually see a ball or a strike instead of pretending like we could tell from 200 feet away just to hassle the umpire.

Never let a good disaster go to waste.

Geaux Cajuns!

[VObserver]

Is Robe told this is enough? Seriously.

A brand new stadium, which was advertised nationally during the last Regional we hosted, as taking his program into the next step, has been built.

Since then, we’re potentionally looking at three straight years of missing the NCAA tournament for baseball, and we’re getting blown out by LA Tech in our glorious stadium.

Where is the pride and fight? Where is the accountability?

Yes, Robe has built a model. He has done great things for our baseball program that should never be forgotten. But Florida State knew Bobby Bowden’s time was up and brought in Jimbo Fischer. At what point do we realize this with Coach Robe and bring in someone like Deggs to take over the program?

Runner, I will tell you what they told us after Coach Lancon died and Track fell off a cliff: "It's only baseball. Except for a few diehards, it doesn't matter."
In the grand scheme of things, baseball doesn't move the needle much more than track or volleyball, so if it isn't an unmitigated disaster it won't get fixed.

[Cajunrunner]

Runner, I will tell you what they told us after Coach Lancon died and Track fell off a cliff: "It's only baseball. Except for a few diehards, it doesn't matter."
In the grand scheme of things, baseball doesn't move the needle much more than track or volleyball, so if it isn't an unmitigated disaster it won't get fixed.

True, but I would think with the recent national attention and the investment in the facilities, along with fan support, it would mean a bit more??

Maybe I’m wrong.

[cajun_lannister]

True, but I would think with the recent national attention and the investment in the facilities, along with fan support, it would mean a bit more??

Maybe I'm wrong.

As far as conference placement and national exposure anything outside of Football , Basketball and WBB really means nothing. As far as regionally baseball and softball drums up fan support and exposure

[ConfusedFan]

No change is being considered.

Next.

Dangit, not even for you?

[ConfusedFan]

No, a former player. Robe himself will tell you lack of wins is not what we expect. He would be the first to shoulder that. No one is disputing that. What we all should do if the ship is sinking as was mentioned earlier, is help bail the water- not punch more holes in it. Support them. Most of the ones running he and the team down would be the first to want to pat the coaches and players on the back when it's turned around.

Still trying to figure out who 18 is/was.

[Turbine]

Still trying to figure out who 18 is/was.

Could be a grad year?

[CajunEXPRESS]

Thinking that we’re seeing a lot less RP posts. If accurate that’s a solid diminished interest in UL baseball. That’s apathy, the thing most worrisome to Dr. Maggard. The apathy is showing up in an ever less crowded stadium. Eventually that translates into non purchasing.

So it’s not that a few RP posters are fed up, it’s that they’re starting to stay away from the table.

[talktomewillis]

Dangit, not even for you?

I've never taken what I do for granted. Everyone is replaceable.

[Dad04]

Could be a grad year?

I know....not telling.... Doesn't matter cuz he's not alone. His former players love the man, as well they should. They gave him and his bride a two week trip to Hawaii when he got to 1,000 wins. His former players are usually among of most successful professionals in their fields, something not often mentioned and not coincidental in my opinion. Just about every single one kills it off the field.