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    All the while the stands are getting more empty every game. And fans are talking about dropping their season tickets. UL beat the toughest team they played - LSU. But they're not prepared to beat teams half as good. I'll say it again, it's not the players.

    Talented players not catching pop-ups in the outfield is a sign something is wrong in this program, IMO. Players not communicating with each other and a lot of swings in the box that just don't look good. Again, my opinion, but something aint right. No amount of spin can cover what I'm seeing.


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    Quote Originally Posted by johnhenry View Post
    All the while the stands are getting more empty every game. And fans are talking about dropping their season tickets. UL beat the toughest team they played - LSU. But they're not prepared to beat teams half as good. I'll say it again, it's not the players.

    Talented players not catching pop-ups in the outfield is a sign something is wrong in this program, IMO. Players not communicating with each other and a lot of swings in the box that just don't look good. Again, my opinion, but something aint right. No amount of spin can cover what I'm seeing.
    You are correct. The players are doing he best they can. What you are seeing is mediocre talent and damaged goods. The talent level on the team is the coaches' responsibility. No one else. We are seeing fans vote with their feet.

    The school-owned media would like everybody to sit still, be quiet. Don't hurt anyone's feelings. Somebody screwed up my team and I am p____ed.

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    Dad04, am I hearing you right in that I'm thinking you believe the team has a lack of talent on the field?


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    Quote Originally Posted by johnhenry View Post
    Dad04, am I hearing you right in that I'm thinking you believe the team has a lack of talent on the field?
    Yes. That is my opinion. Talent level is ankle deep. These kids have been playing the game 10-15 years before they get here. They either have God given ability, or not. We can massage around the edges with hitting tips and drills. The pitchers can pick up stuff in the bullpen and learn Robe's system. Coaches are not miracle workers. This whole thing is won or lost recruiting.

    The rest of coaching is combining parts into a sum greater than the parts. Chemistry in the clubhouse. One red dog leader pushing the team into belief in themselves as individuals, and as a team. That art appears to be on vacation. This team lost any swag it had years ago.

    One good example is runners in scoring position. We suck at that. We can't knock in a runner if you put it on a tee. Our offense has improved, but it only improved from pitiful to average. We are 96th nationally in slugging %, but only 137th on base and 158th in overall batting average. Upside is limited by talent.

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    Dad04, me and you couldn't be farther apart on our views of this team.

    I'd recommend a reference back at the offense and team record when Deggs was here teaching hitting. And, what happened to the hitting after Deggs left. And, notice the vast improvement in the offense at Sam Houston State after Deggs got there. It's pretty incredible when you break it down.

    And, again, the same players who beat LSU are the same players on the field now. They didn't lack the chemistry and leadership to get that done. Baseball is about coaching. And, coaching is about teaching. You can believe, and i know this, in college programs the players are being taught something. That teaching is either competent or it's not.


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    Quote Originally Posted by johnhenry View Post
    Dad04, me and you couldn't be farther apart on our views of this team.

    I'd recommend a reference back at the offense and team record when Deggs was here teaching hitting. And, what happened to the hitting after Deggs left. And, notice the vast improvement in the offense at Sam Houston State after Deggs got there. It's pretty incredible when you break it down.

    And, again, the same players who beat LSU are the same players on the field now. They didn't lack the chemistry and leadership to get that done. Baseball is about coaching. And, coaching is about teaching. You can believe, and i know this, in college programs the players are being taught something. That teaching is either competent or it's not.
    You are entitled to your opinion. Deggs was the recruiter here when he left. He brought in all the JUCO talent we had here in 2014. When he left so did his recruiting efforts for us. He is a good recruiter and a good hitting coach.

    Vast improvement? Sam Houston State was 43-19 and ranked 38th in runs produced in the nation the season BEFORE Deggs got there. Their record dropped to 31-28 his first season at Sam because he went there with none of his recruits. If baseball was really all about coaching, then why did Sam Houston State win 12 less games his 1st season as head coach? Just asking since you brought it up.

    Beating LSU in a midweek game means absolutely nothing. This isn't football. Any team can get pumped up for one game. It takes talent to do it all season. LSU is over rated. Everybody knows that.

    Baseball is a team sport just like football and basketball. Do experts ever say recruiting is irrelevant in those sports? It is all about recruiting. Always will be.

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    Quote Originally Posted by johnhenry View Post
    Dad04, me and you couldn't be farther apart on our views of this team.

    I'd recommend a reference back at the offense and team record when Deggs was here teaching hitting. And, what happened to the hitting after Deggs left. And, notice the vast improvement in the offense at Sam Houston State after Deggs got there. It's pretty incredible when you break it down.

    And, again, the same players who beat LSU are the same players on the field now. They didn't lack the chemistry and leadership to get that done. Baseball is about coaching. And, coaching is about teaching. You can believe, and i know this, in college programs the players are being taught something. That teaching is either competent or it's not.
    It’s was one game, southern, nwst and Mcneese also beat LSU..do you think they are really talented?

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    Quote Originally Posted by johnhenry View Post
    Dad04, me and you couldn't be farther apart on our views of this team.

    I'd recommend a reference back at the offense and team record when Deggs was here teaching hitting. And, what happened to the hitting after Deggs left. And, notice the vast improvement in the offense at Sam Houston State after Deggs got there. It's pretty incredible when you break it down.

    And, again, the same players who beat LSU are the same players on the field now. They didn't lack the chemistry and leadership to get that done. Baseball is about coaching. And, coaching is about teaching. You can believe, and i know this, in college programs the players are being taught something. That teaching is either competent or it's not.
    John, I believe the chemistry and teaching are not up to par as well, but I’ve come around to Dad’s way of thinking as of late. The talent is only surface level. Deggs is a one of a kind, and I maintain he is a bad example to continually compare our other coaches to. We caught lightening in a bottle in 2014.

    Having said that, this program is well beyond capable of attracting great coaching talent. Just look at the lack of talent on the mound. Something has got to give.

    Deggs recruited and CREATED All-American college baseball players. Talbot has recruited and destroyed high school All-Americans baseball players.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Dad04 View Post
    You are entitled to your opinion. Deggs was the recruiter here when he left. He brought in all the JUCO talent we had here in 2014. When he left so did his recruiting efforts for us. He is a good recruiter and a good hitting coach.

    Vast improvement? Sam Houston State was 43-19 and ranked 38th in runs produced in the nation the season BEFORE Deggs got there. Their record dropped to 31-28 his first season at Sam because he went there with none of his recruits. If baseball was really all about coaching, then why did Sam Houston State win 12 less games his 1st season as head coach? Just asking since you brought it up.

    Beating LSU in a midweek game means absolutely nothing. This isn't football. Any team can get pumped up for one game. It takes talent to do it all season. LSU is over rated. Everybody knows that.

    Baseball is a team sport just like football and basketball. Do experts ever say recruiting is irrelevant in those sports? It is all about recruiting. Always will be.
    UL is hitting .265.

    [A quote]
    After hitting just .263 with 18 home runs in 2012, the Cajuns exploded under Deggs' direction in 2013. At the conclusion of the regular season the Cajuns were ranked inside the Top 5 in the NCAA in eight offensive categories.

    In two full seasons with the Ragin' Cajun baseball program, Deggs and his aggressive "Pack Mentality" offensive style has helped the Cajuns in amassing a 101-30 overall record, a Sun Belt Conference regular season championship, a Sun Belt Conference Tournament championship and a regional championship.

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    Quote Originally Posted by johnhenry View Post
    [A quote]
    After hitting just .263 with 18 home runs in 2012, the Cajuns exploded under Deggs' direction in 2013. At the conclusion of the regular season the Cajuns were ranked inside the Top 5 in the NCAA in eight offensive categories.

    With the improved production, the Cajuns once again found themselves in postseason play. ULL was awarded the No. 2 seed at the Baton Rouge Regional where the Cajuns rallied from an opening loss to Sam Houston, to ultimately fall in the regional final to host LSU.

    In two full seasons with the Ragin' Cajun baseball program, Deggs and his aggressive "Pack Mentality" offensive style has helped the Cajuns in amassing a 101-30 overall record, a Sun Belt Conference regular season championship, a Sun Belt Conference Tournament championship and a regional championship.
    Talbot runs the “pack” system too.
    Coaches coach. A system is just a tool.

    Give a feminist a bazooka and we’re all dead.

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