Maybe ease off on calling people pussies and talking about kicking people in the ass. Everybody knows you wouldn't do a damn thing in person and it takes away from your baseball related points. (You quoted me, so I'm not sure if any of that was directed my way or what.)
Regarding your baseball comments, I don't disagree with much - rebuilding year, outperformed expectations, etc.
However, the game has changed a bit. Pitching/defense and manufacturing a few runs here and there doesn't cut it anymore. Sure, pitching and defense is still necessary, but in 2023 you have to put up runs. It's shifted a little more toward offensively outscoring the other team vs. defensively limiting their runs to fewer than yours (obviously you have to score more runs than your opponent; I'm talking strategy and how you get there).
Pitchers, no matter how good, still have to throw the ball through the strike zone. As hitters get better, stronger, and smarter (through analytics), they're narrowing the gap between good pitching and good hitting. The adage of "good pitching beats good hitting" is still true, but not as much as it used to be. Teams, Texas included, have to recruit and develop hitters too.
I speak from experience, not just observation and theory. I actually played college ball (maybe you did too; not saying I'm the only one or anything special) and today's game is a LOT different than when I played ~25 years ago. The athletes are more athletic, swings are different, tactics/strategies are different, etc., etc.
Baseball is no different than any other sport - it changes over time and if you don't change with it, you get left behind. I hope Texas changes with it - minus the fur coat HR celebrations, mullets, and all that other flashy/dumb shit - or the SEC is going to be a meat grinder.