That was more due to the youth of that team IMO than our players getting worn out. They won the SEC and blew their load.Quote:
Originally Posted by Coach34
Winning the SECT didn't hurt LSU last year, or Florida in 2011.
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That was more due to the youth of that team IMO than our players getting worn out. They won the SEC and blew their load.Quote:
Originally Posted by Coach34
Winning the SECT didn't hurt LSU last year, or Florida in 2011.
I have to say that people with this view point do not knw what kind of competitive heart it takes to be a champion. YOU GO ALL OUT TO WIN EVERY GAME!! LOSING IS NOT ACCEPTABLE!!!
Collins went 4-5 last night with an RBI and a walk. You don't take a kid out of the lineup that's seeing the ball like that. I get not starting him behind the plate but if so Cohen has to start him at DHQuote:
Originally Posted by MsStateBaseball
+1000000000000000000Quote:
Originally Posted by preachermatt83
Why preach "one game at a time" and in the same sentence say it's better to lose "today" so we can win "tomorrow." A ridiculously important person once said for us to let tomorrow worry about itself. He wasn't speaking about sports but the principle is applicable.
It doesn't really matter what we think because I guarantee you Cohen doesn't want to lose to O'Sullivan. I don't think he'll take risks with our pitchers but I also don't think he'll compromise our chances to win just because it's not an extremely important game in the overall scheme of things. I also think if Cohen sees our players giving what he thinks is less than 100 percent effort he'll go off on them.
18 years old ...Quote:
Originally Posted by HoopsDawg
It also couldn't have anything to do with being matched up with a HR hitting team in a home run hitting park in Samford at Florida State. No that couldn't be the reason at all...Quote:
Originally Posted by Coach34