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    Quote Originally Posted by talktomewillis View Post
    Well, again....it's being done differently now. And, if you haven't read the article that spawned all this, you should.

    The signees are all from well respected junior college programs where the competition is excellent. Is every one of them going to be an All-American when he gets here? Probably not. Every school misses on recruits.

    But I'm telling you, this class is more talented than what we've been signing.

    The Angel kid is touching 96. We are hoping to get him to campus but there's no guarantee. Same with the other JUCO pitcher.

    We're signing two more juco pitchers (at least). One is a 6-7 guy who throws hard. He visited over the weekend and he's a good looking specimen.

    That guy who hit 16 bombs last year is having another solid season. He's a kid that Wells signed when he was at Louisiana Tech. Wells says he saw him hit one about 500 feet last week.

    With junior college players, you hope they hit the ground running. Some have a bit of a learning curve, but I think Wells will have them where we need them to be sooner rather than later.

    And, with at least four, and maybe more, JUCO pitchers, plus the HS signees we have, there's going to be serious competition just to make the team next year.

    I believe our pitching staff next year will be what we are accustomed to.

    Sorry for being positive. I understand that doesn't go over well here.

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  2. #278

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    Quote Originally Posted by cajun_lannister View Post
    We have heard the same thing for the past few seasons ... I will have to see it before I believe things have changed.
    That's fair. It's also fair to suggest all the negaholics reserve judgment about the future until we see what we have here.

  3. #279

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    Quote Originally Posted by talktomewillis View Post
    Well, again....it's being done differently now. And, if you haven't read the article that spawned all this, you should.

    The signees are all from well respected junior college programs where the competition is excellent. Is every one of them going to be an All-American when he gets here? Probably not. Every school misses on recruits.

    But I'm telling you, this class is more talented than what we've been signing.

    The Angel kid is touching 96. We are hoping to get him to campus but there's no guarantee. Same with the other JUCO pitcher.

    We're signing two more juco pitchers (at least). One is a 6-7 guy who throws hard. He visited over the weekend and he's a good looking specimen.

    That guy who hit 16 bombs last year is having another solid season. He's a kid that Wells signed when he was at Louisiana Tech. Wells says he saw him hit one about 500 feet last week.

    With junior college players, you hope they hit the ground running. Some have a bit of a learning curve, but I think Wells will have them where we need them to be sooner rather than later.

    And, with at least four, and maybe more, JUCO pitchers, plus the HS signees we have, there's going to be serious competition just to make the team next year.

    I believe our pitching staff next year will be what we are accustomed to.

    Sorry for being positive. I understand that doesn't go over well here.
    We also have a power arm from Texas Tech transferring in as well.

  4. #280

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    Quote Originally Posted by talktomewillis View Post
    That's fair. It's also fair to suggest all the negaholics reserve judgment about the future until we see what we have here.
    I don't consider my self a negaholic. I have season tickets and donate to the diamond club. I was there before the super regional run and I'm here after. I've seen the highest high and the lowest low. What I've seen the last few seasons have been below what I have become accustomed to. That is all I'm saying in a nutshell. So we have great recruits coming in. Awesome. Can't wait to see them but I have heard that before. I'm glad changes were made... although I think it wouldn't have hurt to have made them a year or two earlier. I pay alot of money for a product and I have expectations. Its the same as when I go out to eat, go to a movie or anything. If my expectations aren't met, I'm disappointed.

  5. #281

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    Quote Originally Posted by anhil8tor View Post
    I don't consider my self a negaholic. I have season tickets and donate to the diamond club. I was there before the super regional run and I'm here after. I've seen the highest high and the lowest low. What I've seen the last few seasons have been below what I have become accustomed to. That is all I'm saying in a nutshell. So we have great recruits coming in. Awesome. Can't wait to see them but I have heard that before. I'm glad changes were made... although I think it wouldn't have hurt to have made them a year or two earlier. I pay alot of money for a product and I have expectations. Its the same as when I go out to eat, go to a movie or anything. If my expectations aren't met, I'm disappointed.
    I'm sure the athletic department prefers a disappointed fan who voices their displeasure, but keeps contributing rather than the disappointed fan who quietly stops buying season tickets and donating.

  6. #282

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    Quote Originally Posted by Rougarou View Post
    I'm sure the athletic department prefers a disappointed fan who voices their displeasure, but keeps contributing rather than the disappointed fan who quietly stops buying season tickets and donating.
    Fans with tickets vs Corporate tickets

  7. #283

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    Quote Originally Posted by anhil8tor View Post
    I don't consider my self a negaholic. I have season tickets and donate to the diamond club. I was there before the super regional run and I'm here after. I've seen the highest high and the lowest low. What I've seen the last few seasons have been below what I have become accustomed to. That is all I'm saying in a nutshell. So we have great recruits coming in. Awesome. Can't wait to see them but I have heard that before. I'm glad changes were made... although I think it wouldn't have hurt to have made them a year or two earlier. I pay alot of money for a product and I have expectations. Its the same as when I go out to eat, go to a movie or anything. If my expectations aren't met, I'm disappointed.
    I think there are several people on this site that feel the same exact way as anhil8tor. Maybe we should ask TTMW when's the last time he's paid for a season ticket. It's natural for people to expect results when paying higher prices. I hope all these JUCO guys and the Texas Tech guy show up and make an immediate impact on this program. We've seen and heard this hype before. You can't blame people for being a bit gun shy at this point.

  8. #284

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    Quote Originally Posted by anhil8tor View Post
    I don't consider my self a negaholic. I have season tickets and donate to the diamond club. I was there before the super regional run and I'm here after. I've seen the highest high and the lowest low. What I've seen the last few seasons have been below what I have become accustomed to. That is all I'm saying in a nutshell. So we have great recruits coming in. Awesome. Can't wait to see them but I have heard that before. I'm glad changes were made... although I think it wouldn't have hurt to have made them a year or two earlier. I pay alot of money for a product and I have expectations. Its the same as when I go out to eat, go to a movie or anything. If my expectations aren't met, I'm disappointed.
    Well, for the record,, I don't consider you to be in that category, either.

    I think the "show me" attitude is fine.

    My definition of a negaholic is one who won't even take a "wait and see" approach. We suck, we're going to continue to suck. That's a negaholic.

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    Quote Originally Posted by talktomewillis View Post
    Well, for the record,, I don't consider you to be in that category, either.

    I think the "show me" attitude is fine.

    My definition of a negaholic is one who won't even take a "wait and see" approach. We suck, we're going to continue to suck. That's a negaholic.
    So you talking about Spoonbill?

  10. #286

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    Quote Originally Posted by babysitter View Post
    I think there are several people on this site that feel the same exact way as anhil8tor. Maybe we should ask TTMW when's the last time he's paid for a season ticket. It's natural for people to expect results when paying higher prices. I hope all these JUCO guys and the Texas Tech guy show up and make an immediate impact on this program. We've seen and heard this hype before. You can't blame people for being a bit gun shy at this point.
    I don't blame anyone who is gun shy. I have a problem with those who refuse to hear anything positive and turn everything into "the sky is falling...." Or it has already fallen.

    On paper doesn't translate until it translates. I get that. But I follow this stuff pretty closely and I'm telling you the talent level is rising with this recruiting class and I think it's only the beginning.

    I'm a positive person by nature. I had minor cancer surgery two weeks ago. This is just baseball.

    I love baseball. I love this program. I believe in our ability to get this thing right. And, I don't need to be a season ticket holder to have those beliefs.

  11. #287

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    Quote Originally Posted by CajunT View Post
    We also have a power arm from Texas Tech transferring in as well.
    Does he have to sit out? Doesn’t this kid have an injury he is recovering from

  12. #288

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    He does not have to sit. He was injured but is now healthy. And, we got him for free for next season. He goes on scholly after that.


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