Mike, I'm not referring to perks that come with levels of giving. That is expected and part of college athletics fundraising. I'm talking about those that enjoy the fellowship, friendship or recognition of coaches more than the programs they run. Those two things are not the same.
You can enjoy your friendship with coaches and still understand that the business side of the profession requires tough decisions at times. For example, if Coach Marlin is not retained following the upcoming season, I don’t believe any current Rebounders Club members will reduce their contributions for the following year. If so, the number will be very few. Some will continue to be friends with Coach Marlin in his next chapter in life.
You mad Mullet ? Yeah, there are people on this board that understand the game. More don’t understand it. Choose your category. Even Jay Walker has to remind some of you that your football mentality doesn’t translate to knowing the game of baseball. Go chew on his ass.
Go chew on whose ass? Sounds like you’re the one who is mad.
Jay Walker isn’t the end all be all on this board when it comes to who is right and who is wrong. I respect his knowledge but just cause he says something is right doesn’t make it so. It’s his opinion just like everyone else on this board.
And since you want to ____ on anyone who you say “doesn’t know baseball” please post your credentials. It doesn’t take an expert to see that things needed to change midseason. It doesn’t take an expert to see the approach changed around that time. Make of it what you will. You can stop being a _____ or continue on. I promise I can be the bigger one
Just like there is more than one way to skin a cat, there is more than one way to play [or coach] baseball correctly.
Just because I prefer a certain style of play doesn't mean that another style of play is wrong, it is just different.
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