Per MSU Baseball twitter.
BREAKING: Collegiate Baseball just ranked us the No. 2 recruiting class in the country. It's our second-highest ranking ever (No. 1 in 1994)
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Per MSU Baseball twitter.
BREAKING: Collegiate Baseball just ranked us the No. 2 recruiting class in the country. It's our second-highest ranking ever (No. 1 in 1994)
That's what I'm talking about.
Makes it hard to rein in the optimism!
WOOHOO!!!! We finally got a crootin championship over TSUN!!!!
good one!Quote:
Originally Posted by CJDAWG85
Keep in mind, our top 5 recruiting class in baseball came after a very succesful trip to the college world series, an appearance in the national championship game and an overall #2 finish to last season. The Bears top 5 recruiting class came after winning 3 SEC games in 3 years and a win over a 6-7 Pitt team in the BBVA Compass Bowl.
Makes perfect sense
and ours was a helluva lot cheaperQuote:
Originally Posted by TheRealMadDawg
With all of the returning talent we have I'm anxious to see how many of our signees get a lot of PT.
IM guessing that Humphries, Allen, Swinarski, and Hudson do for sure.
I get your point(it's a good one), but you are wrong on the bolded part. The vast majority of this class signed last fall BEFORE we made the run to the CWS... So this class doesn't fully see the fruit of that labor yet...Quote:
Originally Posted by TheRealMadDawg
Like many of us have been saying for a long time now -- we are building a damn baseball dynasty boys!
THISQuote:
Originally Posted by engie
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Originally Posted by Coach34
Might ought to win a championship before we declare a dynasty.
Great. Now if we could carry it over to football and basketball all would be good in the world. ;)
For anyone interested in hearing about it...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jzt_...m0nJNnCNFSmVwA
Yeah I don't want to be another Florida St. That's just embarrassing.Quote:
Originally Posted by Goat Holder
I'm a little surprised our class was ranked this high to be honest with you. I thought it was a top 15 class though.
Bbbbbut Cohen uses profanity and he doesn't coach like Polk!!!
Or North Carolina. Or Clemson. Ha, funny that they are all ACC schools.
But to be fair, what's more embarrassing is Vanderbilt and Ole Miss.
Does anyone have a link to the rankings, I have a few bear buddies that I would like to send this to.
They are depressed enough about the gap between our baseball programs, so this won't hurt much. lol.
Swinarski changing from 2014 to 2013 put it over the top. Collins, Humphreys, Tatum, Hudson, Sexton....those are all high level guys. And Young is a top JUCO.
Man, we are MState. First we just miss out on a national championship and now we just miss out on a recruiting national championship. Sorry, just had to find the dark cloud in there somewhere. :)
Hot damn! We just won the day.Quote:
Originally Posted by elitedawgs
lol. that would be our fans' viewpoint.Quote:
Originally Posted by maroonmania
Man, I wish I had time to go back and find all those fire Cohen threads. Hilarious.
Maybe we still should. We can always improve.Quote:
Originally Posted by C222
Uh oh... 2nd? I hope all the bitches are just as pissed about this 2nd place finish as they were with our 2nd place finish on the field this year.
Excellent news.
I'm extremely excited for baseball this year. Can't wait for it to begin!
this #2 class was signed mostly in Nov. 2012, long before our run in CWS
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Just what I was thinking.Quote:
Originally Posted by Coach34
John Cohen is the ****ing Man. He was the best hire MSU could have made, and it was inevitable that he was going to produce a winner. This #2 recruiting class pumps me up, but it pumps me up even more to know that we are probably going to have classes just as good the two years after this one. Cohen is building something incredible.....did you hear that Scott?? Get off your ass and let's get this man a new stadium. He's doing a hell of a lot more against stiff competition than ole Danny Two Gloves.
By the way, the same way I felt about us needing to get Cohen in here....I feel about us needing to get Hudspeth in here.
I know a lot of guys were yelling to fire Cohen, but you could see the team improving even though it didn't show in the win column. I like to look at past coaching records and Cohen turned Kentucky around and has been a winner where ever he was at. And that's what I would like in our fball coach. A proven winner, HUD. The difference between Cohen and Mullen is you could see the improvement. If we were going 5-7 in football but we were steadily improving that would be different. Fball is going backwards and that's why we need a new coach.
I'd like to have their history. All you can ask for is the opportunity in Omaha.Quote:
Originally Posted by CJDAWG85
THIS.Quote:
Originally Posted by CadaverDawg
..but just keep in mind sometimes the school with consecutive #1 recruiting classes can't get out of their own super regional vs. Louisville.
http://www.baseballamerica.com/colle...1-again-14199/
Baseball America will release their ranking soon. Good to compare the two. We were 10-15 before Young, Heck and Swinarski entered the mix. I don't pretend to know how CB figured the ranking but we got lots of talent on board. I mean we got some very very talented guys. The only measuring stick is wins and how many go pro and how high they get drafted. I am ecstatic. But wait, the 14 and 15 classes....
We will start getting some commits in the coming weeks.
and Cohen is True Maroon to the core. He took a pay cut to come here, and I don't think money will convince him to leave (unless he's interested in MLB). He doesn't just want to build a program, he wants to build a program in Starkville.
I know that some of the cigar boys don't like him, but I know a couple of them, and they have changed their song a bit since they got back from Nebraska.
Very true- at the end of the day you have to perform on the field. But as long as we keep getting a good balance of MLB talent type players and guys that are going to be good college players for four years to fill roles, we should be fine.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ronny
Also, I think our tradition helps us in that we have a lot of good solid players in the area that want to be a part of MSU baseball and carry on our legacy. And a lot of times, those are the guys that are playing key roles in big games. See Trey Porter against Indiana in the CWS.
Winning changes a lot of things. Four years ago there was a lot of division within our program between the fans and the staff and the team. I think the healing started with the SR run in 2011, and then the 2012 SEC Tournament Title showed that it wasn't a fluke. And then last year was a special year.Quote:
Originally Posted by godlluB
And we are going to need those cigar boys if we want to build a nice stadium to get the money.