Are College Baseball's Best Coaches are Hiding at Small Time Programs?

[ShotgunDawg]

Is this a problem with the sport of college baseball?

Just thinking about our coaching search & how Schloss is hiding at TCU with a fan base that doesn't care

McDonnell is hiding at Louisville with a fan baseball that doesn't care.

O'Connor is hiding at UVA with fan base that kind of cares.

Corbin is hiding at a place that doesn't care & behind scholarship advantages.

O'Sullivan - Is not hiding, but Florida could care less about college baseball.

Casey - Hiding in Corvallis with a fan base that could care less.

I completely understand individually why each of these coaches would stay where they are. I get the life style, no pressure, & can win where they are argument, but let's face it, it's terrible for the sport.

How can college baseball grow when the best & brightest are hiding behind no pressure jobs with scholarship advantages?

The coaching situation in college baseball is something we would never see in college football or college basketball, where commitment = wins. In college baseball commitment does not = wins & that is why the best coaches can hide behind small fan bases that don't demand anything.

Just a thought & topic for debate. Just curious how this sport can grow when the majority of the best programs don't care & their unreal coaches are hiding behind that?