I wonder..

[ZoomZoom]

In his spare time he helped countless people fix their screwed up lives.

This^^^^.

The legacy lives thru his family and exactly what Dad posted.

Baseball was just a conduit for some. CWS has become distant in the rear view mirror, much like the Blackham days in MBB. The ‘14 season will be a decade old next year. But all the years resulted in some solid men changing lives for the better.

[Dad04]

This^^^^.

The legacy lives thru his family and exactly what Dad posted.

Baseball was just a conduit for some. CWS has become distant in the rear view mirror, much like the Blackham days in MBB. The ‘14 season will be a decade old next year. But all the years resulted in some solid men changing lives for the better.

It was no accident his players are widely respected, mostly all excellent family people and almost universally very successful in their chosen fields, including and especially his sons.

[GreatestStory]

"I wonder", why not name the thread, "Could Justin Robicheaux coach baseball pitchers?"

[CajunVic]

Because Justin Robichaux is going to coach softball pitchers. One of the main reasons he is there is that he has two girls. That won’t change and Justin isn’t going to be coaching baseball pitchers . . . not anytime soon, probably not ever again . . .

[Turbine]

"I wonder", why not name the thread, "Could Justin Robicheaux coach baseball pitchers?"

I thought he was making room for untold "wonders."

He did say in his first post, it was "just one of those thoughts"

[Crawfish]

"I wonder", why not name the thread, "Could Justin Robicheaux coach baseball pitchers?"

I was making reference to a stupid (but funny) TV commercial where a guy is sitting on a beach thinking "Sometimes I wonder; why can't I wear white after Labor Day?." Regardless, I am frustrated at some of the games that our poor pitching has cost us. I guess I just wanted to express that without getting too nasty.

[Big Poppa]

Yep and so did the whole VC team. He got better once he got to UL.

I hear VC could have beat South Carolina back then.