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chase25

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  1. Would love for the staff to make a run at Mason Molina but I think they are pretty content with that we have.
  2. I can see not liking Sean because there was some decisions made with the 2022 pitching staff that were very questionable, starting with scrapping Pete’s curveball for a slider. Not liking Pierce just sounds like sour grapes for your kid not performing well. Screams daddy ball behavior. Zane got as many opportunities as you could possibly give a guy that never lived up to the potential. 96 innings and a 5.53 ERA in 2 seasons, don’t think anyone involved with Texas baseball is worried about losing Zane (not saying you are).
  3. That is a fun landing spot, makes Oregon State a lot better.
  4. Yeah Tanner needs to just shut it down
  5. Not sure if I saw this posted, wish him the best. Only pitched 2/3 of an inning at Texas
  6. Feel like the player contemplating returning would be Sthele not Morehouse. Sthele is only a Redshirt Sophomore and could definitely improve his stock. Especially now that it is pretty evident that he is better pitching in short spurts out of the pen. But maybe Zane got an offer that isn't any worse than what he would get with no leverage next year
  7. Yeah GG is likely gone, can’t really improve his stock much more than that
  8. I’m trying to think of a better draft for Texas. Lucas and Dylan are the only guys we will miss. Sykora is the only recruit not going to make it to campus. Aging arms that never reached their potential like Morehouse and Sthele get taken high enough that they likely move on and free up roster spots.
  9. I’m not one who thinks he is an awful third base coach. I just prefer my manager in the dugout worrying about every aspect of the game.
  10. If anything it’s the best case scenario. Relinquishing base coaching duties would be the cherry on top
  11. Couple that with what former player Ryan Folmar is doing at Oral Roberts, Holliday may be in his final year as HC. Oklahoma State going to have to position themselves to be in a good position in the new Big 12
  12. I don’t know much about how much Texas has to spend for baseball as far as the NIL collective pool. What I do know, with 40 man rosters, 125K for one arm is a chunk of change for anyone. Given that Texas feels like they have a shot to get Gordon or Witt back they probably couldn’t commit top end money. If Gordon, LBJ, and Witt all exit, Texas will probably have the money to go after a top arm, which there are some left like Mason Molina and Chase Burns
  13. Pretty tough blow for the Red Raiders
  14. Picked Lorenzo Cain for Brewers all star, only 0.6% picked him
  15. Gage Jump, LHP for UCLA just entered the portal, 2024 draft eligible. Hurt this past year but had a solid Freshman season. #1 LHP in California and #5 nationally in 2021 class https://uclabruins.com/sports/baseball/roster/gage-jump/11664 Land Gage Jump, Texas would have the #1 LHP prospect in California in 2021 and 2022 in Gage Jump and Oliver Santos
  16. I would imagine nothing happens until after the first year in the SEC to gauge how much the new schedule increases demand and attendance
  17. Ah I get it, so how good of a player they are is irrelevant. If they were recruited by everybody and highly sought after is what’s really important
  18. A championship is definitely the end goal. So who would you hire? Who is your guy?
  19. Interesting, not being a stud would certainly be news to the 2022 Golden Spikes winner.
  20. What criteria constitutes as a big time transfer that makes Texas a “destination” spot?
  21. 2018 was the only year they had to “overachieve” and most of those guys were still leftovers from Augie. 2020, 2021, and 2022 were all legitimate contenders. Obviously we will never know with the 2020 team but I’d say a 14-3 start with Elder, Madden, and Hansen was shaping up to be a pretty damn good year. Allen was an integral part in getting a lot of the guys like Faltine, Hodo, Witt, Nixon, Southard, Ardoin, Campbell, Thomas, etc… Not the only reason but certainly a big reason LSU has only been to Omaha 4 times post 2009. Now they just won a National Title, but the point being not every team you put on the field is going to be a contender. People take getting to Omaha for granted.
  22. It’s not so much a staff issue as it is a pitching coach issue. He seems to have a standard no one will ever live up to when it comes to that position. Philip Miller is still here. Haig was a little to in over his head at Texas. Sean Allen and Woody Williams are the only two that leave any question marks as far as turnover goes. With Woody they had to have seen the recruiting issues coming giving his age and little to no experience at the college level. Sean is the one that’s more interesting. 2021 hitting coach and D1 Baseball assistant of the year. Moved to pitching coach and the pitching staff took a pretty significant step back. Some reasons out of his control but still concerning. The weirdest thing with Allen is given how good a recruiter he was, why did he have to seek refuge at Ohio State?
  23. Him being hard to work for isn’t an issue as much as the revolving door of the pitching coach position which some would say go hand and hand. Being a pitching coach his whole career it seems as though he is having trouble releasing the reins to someone else and taking a step back. My stance has always been there are very few prospective upgrades and even fewer that would leave their current situation. Want it to work out because I think he is a great HC but the next 2-3 years are going to speak for themselves and at some point during that time his long term future will likely be decided
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