Pasadena Husker
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wow!. not a good team. thought they would be improved from last year, but the same S show. poor relief pitching, unable to get timely hits, bad fielding in critical situations, blah, blah, blah
I know it’s not the start NU baseball fans want to see, but it is so difficult to adjust to playing real baseball when they can only do work inside.wow!. not a good team. thought they would be improved from last year, but the same S show. poor relief pitching, unable to get timely hits, bad fielding in critical situations, blah, blah, blah
I love baseball, but these guys are killing me. Hopefully, we can get 1 out of this weekend!Crap!! This one hurts. I am trying to stay positive, but really wanted at least a split
i don't buy that. these kids play baseball all year round. After the season they play in summer leagues, have fall ball, and then practice for the spring season.I know it’s not the start NU baseball fans want to see, but it is so difficult to adjust to playing real baseball when they can only do work inside.
Have you done it? Yeah, they play baseball in the summer and the fall, but they haven’t done it in 4 months. It’s still an adjustment to only hitting and fielding inside and going out and playing real baseball. The kids at USD have been outside all winter. That’s a huge advantage for them. My son plays high school ball in Colorado and that first few weeks is a tough adjustment for them.i don't buy that. these kids play baseball all year round. After the season they play in summer leagues, have fall ball, and then practice for the spring season.
no, I never played div 1 baseball in college, only legion baseball through high school. I can imagine fielding balls off a tartan or turf surface is different then grass, but having your veteran middle infielders boot balls out of their gloves on steal attempts that ultimately lead to runs in close games; bringing in relief pitchers like Garza, Sears, and Hawkins that can't stop the bleeding; and consistently and repeatedly not being able to score runs when you have runners in scoring position and no outs are similar things that plagued the team last year. I get that it is early, but it never improved last year. time will tell if it repeats itself. I just have the feeling it will be a repeat of last year.Have you done it? Yeah, they play baseball in the summer and the fall, but they haven’t done it in 4 months. It’s still an adjustment to only hitting and fielding inside and going out and playing real baseball. The kids at USD have been outside all winter. That’s a huge advantage for them. My son plays high school ball in Colorado and that first few weeks is a tough adjustment for them.
I didn’t say you had to play D1 baseball to understand. You played legion ball, so you started that well into the spring and summer. It’s a huge adjustment for northern schools who practice 90% of their Jan and Feb practices in an indoor facility to playing outside on a full sized field. It’s impossible to scrimmage and replicate game situations in an indoor facility. Baseball players choose colleges in warm weather areas because they can play year round.no, I never played div 1 baseball in college, only legion baseball through high school. I can imagine fielding balls off a tartan or turf surface is different then grass, but having your veteran middle infielders boot balls out of their gloves on steal attempts that ultimately lead to runs in close games; bringing in relief pitchers like Garza, Sears, and Hawkins that can't stop the bleeding; and consistently and repeatedly not being able to score runs when you have runners in scoring position and no outs are similar things that plagued the team last year. I get that it is early, but it never improved last year. time will tell if it repeats itself. I just have the feeling it will be a repeat of last year.
The rant, Ugh... do I want to rant, would be a noob (me) sounding off. The truth however is our guys bats just aren't there. Not sure why, hitting coach, not seeing the ball, over aggressive, under aggressive... what's the problem guys? Also, same old story and it's getting incredibly tiresome. Our men's programs are pathetic at best. Tired of getting my hopes up just to watch mediocrity in every game. Sure, occasionally we see a little success (currently MBB) but still.. in the end.. at best we are mediocre. That said, I think if the season continues at or below mediocrity it will be time for a staff shakeup under Bolt. Seems we are struggling on mound, struggling at the plate and struggling finding any rhythm at all.
lol... I've done that Xmas, my ability to not get frustrated (uncontrollably at times sadly admitted) is to not watch/listen (except football, gotta watch the football) and just follow the webcast. That way I can walk away and not miss anything. So thereIt's only game 3, I think this rant should be shelved for the midpoint of the season. Honestly though, you seem completely miserable following the Nebraska baseball team. You've posted the same tired rants year after year, maybe it's time to find something more productive with your time versus something that clearly bums you out so much?
Also, plenty of good seats still available on the Nebraska wrestling bandwagon!