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BS. The dude ambushed the 1st pitch of the game and smoked it into center field. Try again.

Here's another nugget - this isn't the first year CJJ has employed the shift. So last year's success was an outlier?
For the 1,000th time, he already answered for it.

re: Ashamed LSU BASEBALL

Posted by JakeRStephenes on 5/11/26 at 6:32 pm to
Ashamed? Do you understand the word means to be embarrassed or guilty because of one's actions.

What exactly did you do?

re: Just end this shite

Posted by JakeRStephenes on 5/9/26 at 8:19 pm to
UGA was a national seed last 2 years. Lost in Regional, then Super Regional.

re: Backs against the wall

Posted by JakeRStephenes on 5/9/26 at 10:09 am to
Tell that to the pitching staff.
Poor pitching and shoddy defense is not a good recipe for success.

Curiel's home run celebration...

Posted by JakeRStephenes on 4/28/26 at 8:21 pm
Did I see the Serrano "big balls" celebration?
How did he tear his pants? On the strike out or popup?
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Fire away from all the folks who only see results


Results are all that matter.
Not mathematically - it would take a 7-2 finish, which is basically impossible.

re: CJJ is gone.

Posted by JakeRStephenes on 4/25/26 at 10:25 pm to
Do you feel better now?
First of all, every coach will tell you the regular season is for positioning - the real season starts with regionals. Second, when it's all said and done, no one speaks of your SEC record, only Natties. Case in point, Skip Bertman.

There are 3 current SEC coaches who have won a national championship - let's examine that percentage.

Corbin: 2 in 23 years (8.6%)
Sully: 1 in 17 years (5.8%)
Bianco: 1 in 25 years (4.0%)
Everyone's Favorite Van Horn: 0 in 23 years

Johnson: 2 in 4 years (50%)



Jay already took responsibility for this - he said it was bad roster construction. He was chasing power numbers to replace Jones and Frey, and it didn't work out. What he failed to realize is that those power numbers didn't come from the approach that Jay likes to implement.

Simple as that.
I have reached out to NILSU, but have yet to get a response.
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What would the baseball players have to do in order to earn the NIL.


I realize this is pretty thin, but the players who receive the NIL $$ would need to grant some sort of access, which would be the basis for the majority of the content.
Just to be clear, I am a ways off from asking for commitments. I am looking for constructive feedback (people to shoot holes in the idea) to stress test the idea. The only part I am comfortable with is providing the content.

Open questions:
1. Is there enough interest (obvious 1st question)?
2. How would this work within the NIL framework?
3. Would NILSU need to be involved?
4. More questions

Drizztiger - would you be willing to provide feedback (offline)?