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  1. So in other words Anderson is like another Callahan.....both can recruit top players but can't develope them I actually was going to use that as an analogy, but decided to omit it. I chose not to compare it to anything Nebraska football-related. But in short, yes...exactly like that, in my opinion.
  2. The guy took over a pretty successful program at Texarkana, and :gasp: has managed to maintain that success, and before anybody says Anderson did for a while as well, Bolt hired his own staff from the get-go and did not have a crutch like Rob Childress to carry him through his first (and so far only) 3 seasons. I'd take Will Bolt in a heartbeat. http://www.texarkanacollege.edu/athletics/baseball/coaches.php Anyone that has paid any attention to Nebraska baseball whatsoever (a'hem, not TO) would know that Anderson inherited a boatload of talent. Once those Van Horn recruits were gone, with Childress soon to follow...well, now you know...the rest of the story.
  3. Swept by the other worst team in the Big 12. Osborne says, "Move along, nothing to see here...."
  4. The SEC is very arguably the best college baseball conference there is. Arkansas has been competetive, and still is.. maybe you forget their 3rd place finish in the CWS last year, but Deggs wasn't there at that time, and i get that. However, hard to argue that Deggs was there with Anderson when the Razorbacks made their first CWS appearance in 15 years.. Also, the Arkansas and A&M connections make him a viable candidate simply of his affiliation with the most successful time period in this programs history. Many people will grab onto the Van Horn and Childress connection and give at least some approval to Deggs. While I have been the furthest from impressed with what Childress has done with A&M, it is a major program and they have at least been somewhat successful. I see you're point on recruiting, but the fact that he has connections to that part of the states could give him an advantage there. Same argument comes in with football, and while it is certainly different with baseball, the connection to southern high schools can't hurt at all, but I completely understand where you are coming from there. As far as the JUCO coaching gig is concerned, I also could care less about it. However, some people will be quick to say "He's never been a head coach before," so I'm simply just throwing it out there that he has been a head coach at the college level. I can find other coaches that would be worthy of considering that have D1 experience, but maybe not quite the potential upside and recognition that Deggs brings, but certainly safer options. What is you're opinion on it? Should Anderson be given ANOTHER year? If not, who is your idea of a candidate to replace him? Havoc: Good to see that you're still around. I was afraid that you may have lost your marbles or something, considering this season. I agree with you (having read your second post as well) that Matt Deggs is a great candidate. Unfortunately, for now that argument is moot. We'll just have to support our team for the rest of this season, and next season as well...regardless of the coach. I really hope that we can make the tournament. However, after seeing us get shut out tonight by that Teppich kid from Missouri, I'm a little concerned. Good to see some of our younger guys come through with great hits tonight, unfortunately they were untimely. At this point, we really need a lot of things to occur in our favor - in other words, it's almost...almost completely out of our hands and dependent upon Okie Lite and Missouri completely falling apart. I can't believe our tournament hopes are still alive...but they are. Either way, I'll be there for all 3 games of our final home series against Tech. GBR
  5. Wow! I'm not even a third down the page, and already Andy P (representing Nebraska) is being a raging bag of d*cks! Good job, buddy! Good work using the f-word, and the ever-dreaded c*nt word. Way to represent!
  6. What would be nice? Beating two teams that are both fighting to avoid the cellar-dweller position shouldn't mean a thing to this team or its fans. Of course we want to win, but it's too little, too late in my opinion. We shouldn't and likely won't make the tournament. Osborne "never had a doubt" that Anderson is, should, and will be our coach. That's all I, and we, should need to know. I don't pretend to be a seer, but T.O. will regret his "decision" to retain M.A.. P.S., I had seats, 5 rows up, right behind home plate for last weekend's Saturday & Sunday games. Price? Free. FREE!! Free tickets from season ticket holders that didn't want them - and they haven't wanted....all....season....
  7. I guess that would be impossible to answer, considering TO hadn't even put on a search, eh? I was really disappointed when I read that article. I figure as long as Osborne believes that Anderson is doing, "excellent in every area", and TO continues to believe Anderson's excuses...we may as well just not expect anything from our baseball program. As far as our young players, I find it hard to be optimistic when Anderson has repeatedly proven that he has a knack for taking talent and coaching it down. I mean, our own players have even said they don't want to be playing for this 2010 team, and regret coming back for their senior season. What more of a sign does TO need? -Players saying they regret playing here (this was a huge red flag to me)? Check. -A likely second consecutive season of playing sub .500 baseball? Check. -Not winning a Big 12 conference series in over a season? Check. -Attendance dipping dramatically? Check. As someone said in an earlier response, "This team is dead in the water." I think that describes this season, and seasons to come under MA.
  8. Perhaps...my crappy car radio doesn't go past the 1600s - thus, I'm unable to listen. I was just referring to them for using one of my posts for their "Webposting of the Day." It seemed to me that they thought I was some kinda bitter old man, read in the voice of my idol...Hans Moleman.
  9. Baseball is a crazy sport. Literally any team (given said team is hot at that time) can beat anyone at any given time. One game in one season doesn't mean anything in and of itself. However, when you consider the overall product as a whole that Anderson has produced...the loss to Iowa is another notch in the belt of those that believe he is incapable of leading this Nebraska baseball program...and just another point on the graph of the program's overall downward trend. Nebraska shouldn't lose to Iowa. Nebraska shouldn't lose to Creighton (an inferior conference foe) 2 - maybe 3 - games in a season (yet to be determined). Nebraska shouldn't have to say, "Hey! At least we won ONE series against Houston Baptist!!!" Where do the excuses end? As soon as we accept sub .500 baseball? It's already almost safe to assume we will finish below .500 - for the second consecutive season. The excuses abound: "We were raided by the draft." "We're plagued by injury." "They were a good team; credit to them." "We're young." Unsportsmanlike Conduct can kiss my tookus. That horde of knuckle-dragging clownshoes can continue to attempt to alienate the dissenters. Apparently we're dissenters...according to the B-Team. If one questions leadership, i.e., Anderson - well, I guess we're just a bunch of cynical bastards. Either way, if anyone doesn't see a trend AND a problem...then they don't watch, follow, and attend Nebraska baseball games. Havoc? Where are you, buddy?
  10. I hope you're being facetious. If not, I guess I've forgotten about the power and reach of the interwebz. Nope, it's true. Listen to the podcast from April 21. It should be the opening to either the last or the second to last segment. I just listened to the podcast. Lulz. I take it they don't respect my opinion?
  11. I hope you're being facetious. If not, I guess I've forgotten about the power and reach of the interwebz.
  12. Exactly. This is why our players are making so many mental mistakes and playing like they each took rohypnol before the game.
  13. Yep I waited to comment all year on Anderson and he has to go. I wanted to give the guy time after the first month. The team has gotten worse. We can not blame injuries, because the bats are all intact at this point, and I know pitching has its problems, but the offense can't even score in Sunday games when teams are usually throwing their worst pitchers. They went at least 4-5 innings tonight without a hit and/or baserunner! It's reaching the point where the only "compelling" argument I find from Anderson's last supporters is that "Nebraska will never be consistently good in baseball." Well, sure, with that kind of defeatist attitude, you get coaches like this and your prophecy becomes true. And that ignores the issue of how Anderson treats his assistant coaches and players. Somebody posted a comment on Channel 6's website about this, but said they weren't going to share any more info than that I say why not? Hell, most of it is on display when you go to a game and see him shouting down players on the field for missing a sign. I feel a little better now Where is havoc? Honestly, anyone heard from said poster in a while? I was hoping I was wrong, but in hindsight, I don't think I was. Anderson's, "I'm going to play the percentages" b.s. has got to go. These players don't deserve the rep that they're getting. It's all coaching. The f'n coaches don't even look like they give a s*** anymore. I'll end with this: with our offense, we should be battling for AT LEAST the middle of the Big 12 right now. With our coaches, we now are distancing ourselves (in a freakin' downward spiral) from the second-to-worst team in the Big 12... We are in the current of a flushing toilet - this is now our baseball program.
  14. Where do we go from here? Probably down? What's funny (not "ha-ha" funny) is that we'll probably win just enough. Just enough for no changes to be made, but enough for some to say, "I saw glimpses of good play out of the 2010 team." I would like to think that if we finish below .500 for the second consecutive season, red flags are raised in the minds of many. I mean, we had our asses handed to us at home against Creighton. Creighton then went on to get swept by Illinois State last weekend. As far as Big 12 chances, if the seedings were to be done today, we would be the 8th and final team. We're 4-8 (16-16 overall) in Big 12 play, while Missouri (18-13) and Oklahoma State (18-12) are both 3-6 in conference play. It should be important to note that OSU took 2-3 from us...making the upcoming Missouri series in Columbia rather important. I think however, that with Kansas, Baylor, Texas A & M, and Texas Tech all left on our schedule...it's looking bleak. I think from here on out, we're battling OSU and Missouri for the cellar-dweller position.
  15. You and me both, man. You and me both. I'm sure that someone will say, "well, it's only the first year that we weren't affected by the draft..." B.S., in my opinion. Pitching is atrocious. Hitting is so-so...but only 'good' when the game isn't on the line it seems. The one thing that bothers me most is the amount of mental mistakes. I just don't think we should be dropping routine fly balls when the wind really shouldn't have been a factor. I'm rambling now. I would only hope that he (Anderson) is, at the very least, under some scrutiny via the athletic department.
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