Why so much hostility over one the first series

Don’t feel like I have melted this weekend, but a valid point for the melters would be that we needed a good start this weekend because the next three weekends are loaded against top 10 teams.

There are a lot of low baseball IQ people that apply football season logic to baseball season and think that one loss ends your season.

It happens every year.

There will be a second wave during the SEC tournament that think if you dont mow through Hoover and win the entire thing, that you have no shot at even making a regional.


Im not glossing over how this team played this weekend by any means. It was bad and there is a lot of room for improvement. That being said, we went to arguably the toughest place in the SEC outside of The Box on the first weekend of SEC play, played just about as bad as we could, and still took a game.

I am confident that Jay will figure it out.

People do not know how to properly set expectations, despite knowing the OOC is not real. They get fooled by it every year

Not optimistic after getting drilled by a team of Morgan Wallen man buns .

Because a large portion of the fan base is impatient trash who derive their sense of self and meaning from LSU teams.

Because it’s the loud minority that spam the boards anytime there’s something negative to speak about. The majority of LSU Baseball fans know it’s the 1st SEC series and on the road. There’s 27 SEC games left to improve.

Had we only lost these 2 games by 1 or 2 runs I wouldn’t be that worried. But we got our asses handed to us. And all of our pitchers were getting blasted to all parts of the field. Hopefully state is just hitting on all cylinders and this weekend was more of an anomaly than what’s to be expected for the rest of the regular season.

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Sure we aren’t last year’s team but one swallow doesn’t make a spring. A little patience please. We’ll get it done just you watch.

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Upvote.
And were you really a freshman in 1947?

The team was embarrassed by Mississippi State. It’s ok to admit that. I haven’t given up on the team. By exposing weaknesses, it gives you opportunities for improvement. I believe the team will get much better.