Cannot explain how much I loved seeing their half empty stadium at their home regional. Schloss has to be so happy with that
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themissinglink said:
They're still a really good team even without their best SP. I wouldn't be dancing on their graves just yet.
Certainly not as good as they were with him and they've gotten the benefit of an easier SEC schedule, but they have more than enough talent to make a run. Maybe more of a top 10 team instead of #1.
Don't quite the day job
I hope recruits (and their parents) take a good hard look at him; what he did last year, how he did it, then the results from his first season. And be very cautious deciding if they want to hitch their kid's future to that **** wagon.
Don't think their fans wanted to see their little brother eliminate them from the tournament.24601 said:
Cannot explain how much I loved seeing their half empty stadium at their home regional. Schloss has to be so happy with that
To be honest, alot of the fans clad in burnt orange saw their alma mater win last night.aggie-1997 said:Don't think their fans wanted to see their little brother eliminate them from the tournament.24601 said:
Cannot explain how much I loved seeing their half empty stadium at their home regional. Schloss has to be so happy with that
24601 said:
Cannot explain how much I loved seeing their half empty stadium at their home regional. Schloss has to be so happy with that
Yep, it was ZERO suprise if you have been to a game there in the last 5 years. Horrible fan base and Schloss isn't changing it.
See how long before they turn on him for good regular seasons but choke in NCAA tourney.
Definitely telling all the sip fans, told you so!!
1988PA-Aggie said:
I hope recruits (and their parents) take a good hard look at him; what he did last year, how he did it, then the results from his first season. And be very cautious deciding if they want to hitch their kid's future to that **** wagon.
Honestly, none of that stuff matters in the least not even a little bit.
What you are looking at is if the coaches can develop players, what the roster looks like, facilities you train and play in, program prestige, and (nowadays) NIL allocation.
No parents or prospective players care about a coach's personality to the extent it would conflict with their preferred coaching style that they feel like will further their development. Schloss' off-field personality and decisions don't factor into the equation.
FifyLB12Diamond said:W said:
the sips started a sparkling 38-5...
but went 6-9 in their last 15 games...
and now done
In post season.
Ags 2-1
Sips 2-3 (4 games at home)
0-1 SEC tourny
2-2 Regional
24601 said:
Cannot explain how much I loved seeing their half empty stadium at their home regional. Schloss has to be so happy with that
Gig'em right back at ya
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RGLAG85 said:FifyLB12Diamond said:W said:
the sips started a sparkling 38-5...
but went 6-9 in their last 15 games...
and now done
In post season.
Ags 2-1
Sips 2-3 (4 games at home)
0-1 SEC tourny
2-2 Regional
What exactly did you fix?
You changed how I showed it which I was just comparing complete post season games between Ags and Sips. Maybe you should also add we were 2-1 SEC tourney and 0-0 in our non regional.
What the heck are you doing? It appears I have a stalker. LOL
Just a heads up. If you replied to me again on the other thread. Stopped going to that thread bc your responses had zero real discussion, tired of holding your hand and you twisting things bc as I already noted you personally do not like me. This response of yours is really amusing me. Looking forward to further amusement supplied by you.
You know, you may very well be right. I guess my thought is old-school or how I think it should be. But really, NIL, facilities like you mentioned are probably a much stronger factor in their decisions.rgag12 said:1988PA-Aggie said:
I hope recruits (and their parents) take a good hard look at him; what he did last year, how he did it, then the results from his first season. And be very cautious deciding if they want to hitch their kid's future to that **** wagon.
Honestly, none of that stuff matters in the least not even a little bit.
What you are looking at is if the coaches can develop players, what the roster looks like, facilities you train and play in, program prestige, and (nowadays) NIL allocation.
No parents or prospective players care about a coach's personality to the extent it would conflict with their preferred coaching style that they feel like will further their development. Schloss' off-field personality and decisions don't factor into the equation.
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Detmersdislocatedshoulder said:ensign_beedrill said:Detmersdislocatedshoulder said:
texas this season reminds me a lot of arky last season.
Earn a top 8 seed and lose your own regional? That would be so beautiful to watch.
that is the inference yes. arky started out red hot and was a pitching heavy team. they peaked abkut 2/3 way through the season and lost their own regional. the two teams have some similarities in their makeup and style of play.
texas ending was inevitable
Detmersdislocatedshoulder said:Detmersdislocatedshoulder said:ensign_beedrill said:Detmersdislocatedshoulder said:
texas this season reminds me a lot of arky last season.
Earn a top 8 seed and lose your own regional? That would be so beautiful to watch.
that is the inference yes. arky started out red hot and was a pitching heavy team. they peaked abkut 2/3 way through the season and lost their own regional. the two teams have some similarities in their makeup and style of play.
texas ending was inevitable
Lol I thought of this post when it happened. You nailed it.
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ensign_beedrill said:Detmersdislocatedshoulder said:Detmersdislocatedshoulder said:ensign_beedrill said:Detmersdislocatedshoulder said:
texas this season reminds me a lot of arky last season.
Earn a top 8 seed and lose your own regional? That would be so beautiful to watch.
that is the inference yes. arky started out red hot and was a pitching heavy team. they peaked abkut 2/3 way through the season and lost their own regional. the two teams have some similarities in their makeup and style of play.
texas ending was inevitable
Lol I thought of this post when it happened. You nailed it.
i think we both saw it coming. i love when texas is miserable and now they are. so gigem to us both and tuck fexas
1988PA-Aggie said:You know, you may very well be right. I guess my thought is old-school or how I think it should be. But really, NIL, facilities like you mentioned are probably a much stronger factor in their decisions.rgag12 said:1988PA-Aggie said:
I hope recruits (and their parents) take a good hard look at him; what he did last year, how he did it, then the results from his first season. And be very cautious deciding if they want to hitch their kid's future to that **** wagon.
Honestly, none of that stuff matters in the least not even a little bit.
What you are looking at is if the coaches can develop players, what the roster looks like, facilities you train and play in, program prestige, and (nowadays) NIL allocation.
No parents or prospective players care about a coach's personality to the extent it would conflict with their preferred coaching style that they feel like will further their development. Schloss' off-field personality and decisions don't factor into the equation.
Recruits (and their dads) playing at that level are not concerned in the least about the off field stuff. They are high level players with one thing in mind - professional baseball. If they think Schloss is the guy, as demanding as he is and as big of an ******* as he is to get the kid to develop and play professional baseball then that will be the deciding factor. Not the coach's ability to turn them into contributing members of society. Mom and Dad can and should handle that part of their development.
I only think ****nagle's personal life will affect him if he skeevs the wrong coed, screws the wrong booster/admins wife, or gets caught up in some sort of massage parlor/escort sting.
Though if he is a sex addict and the pressure of the job gets to him (and it will have more pressure than A&M and TCU combined), he might do more reckless and stupid things to get his rocks off.
Though if he is a sex addict and the pressure of the job gets to him (and it will have more pressure than A&M and TCU combined), he might do more reckless and stupid things to get his rocks off.
it's wild that t.u. lost their first game of the year...
and then won 38 of their next 42 games -- that's phenomenal
but in the end it was all for naught
and then won 38 of their next 42 games -- that's phenomenal
but in the end it was all for naught
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Touchy much?LB12Diamond said:RGLAG85 said:FifyLB12Diamond said:W said:
the sips started a sparkling 38-5...
but went 6-9 in their last 15 games...
and now done
In post season.
Ags 2-1
Sips 2-3 (4 games at home)
0-1 SEC tourny
2-2 Regional
What exactly did you fix?
You changed how I showed it which I was just comparing complete post season games between Ags and Sips. Maybe you should also add we were 2-1 SEC tourney and 0-0 in our non regional.
What the heck are you doing? It appears I have a stalker. LOL
Just a heads up. If you replied to me again on the other thread. Stopped going to that thread bc your responses had zero real discussion, tired of holding your hand and you twisting things bc as I already noted you personally do not like me. This response of yours is really amusing me. Looking forward to further amusement supplied by you.
What I fixed, to add on to their postseason downfall, they were 0-1 in the SEC and 2-2 in their regional, making them 2-3 in the postseason, not 2-2. This year's baseball postseason....
As far as being a stocker (do you Texags bro), as I stated before (I don't believe for one second you didn't read it), you are the quintessential, accuse others of what you are, emotional bleeder. I don't give a flip about you, other than the comical poster you are. All I was trying too do with the "fify" post was say, hey, they're actually worse than 2-2, they're 2-3.... nothing personal at all about that. As usual, you had too show yourself again as the 12 y.o. little girl and go into your emotional diatribe.
Not to worry though, in the future, I'll just point and laugh, and try and assure crawfish you got nothing on them.
Yea, Schloss' Twitter account is no more. Shut down. Interesting for sure. Sips already up in arms.
He's incredibly thinned skinned if he can't handle a little criticism.85AustinAg said:
Yea, Schloss' Twitter account is no more. Shut down. Interesting for sure. Sips already up in arms.
Just the norm for a narcissist. They live in their own reality and cannot handle anything that's not part of it.
Maybe if we as a collective group didn't worry so much about what Texas does or doesn't do but instead worried more about what we need to be doing to achieve something greater, we would actually do that.
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In a couple of years there may be a chance he could return to CS if Earley does not work out.
OrangeAlert said:
In a couple of years there may be a chance he could return to CS if Earley does not work out.
Zero chance
HoustonAg2106 said:OrangeAlert said:
In a couple of years there may be a chance he could return to CS if Earley does not work out.
Zero chance
0.000000000000000000. Zero.
OrangeAlert said:
In a couple of years there may be a chance he could return to CS if Earley does not work out.
Go into your boss's office this morning and take a massive dump on their desk as you turn in your resignation and let us know if you feel like you would be welcome back in a couple of years
HoustonAg2106 said:OrangeAlert said:
In a couple of years there may be a chance he could return to CS if Earley does not work out.
Go into your boss's office this morning and take a massive dump on their desk as you turn in your resignation and let us know if you feel like you would be welcome back in a couple of years
That is a great and very appropriate scenario.
A good company with a long history of decent success has their company's greatest salesman of all time walk into his boss's office and dumps on his desk after popping his wife and then leaves for a similar job with one of the industry's historical leaders.
After three years of utterly historically dismal sales, the opportunity to rehire him presents itself.
What do you do???
OrangeAlert said:
In a couple of years there may be a chance he could return to CS if Earley does not work out.
Troll!
OrangeAlert said:HoustonAg2106 said:OrangeAlert said:
In a couple of years there may be a chance he could return to CS if Earley does not work out.
Go into your boss's office this morning and take a massive dump on their desk as you turn in your resignation and let us know if you feel like you would be welcome back in a couple of years
That is a great and very appropriate scenario.
A good company with a long history of decent success has their company's greatest salesman of all time walk into his boss's office and dumps on his desk after popping his wife and then leaves for a similar job with one of the industry's historical leaders.
After three years of utterly historically dismal sales, the opportunity to rehire him presents itself.
What do you do???
Is this a serious question? No I would not bring that person back, I would go find another great salesman from another company.
HoustonAg2106 said:OrangeAlert said:HoustonAg2106 said:OrangeAlert said:
In a couple of years there may be a chance he could return to CS if Earley does not work out.
Go into your boss's office this morning and take a massive dump on their desk as you turn in your resignation and let us know if you feel like you would be welcome back in a couple of years
That is a great and very appropriate scenario.
A good company with a long history of decent success has their company's greatest salesman of all time walk into his boss's office and dumps on his desk after popping his wife and then leaves for a similar job with one of the industry's historical leaders.
After three years of utterly historically dismal sales, the opportunity to rehire him presents itself.
What do you do???
Is this a serious question? No I would not bring that person back, I would go find another great salesman from another company.
That is one good way of doing it. The only problem I see is if all the other company's salesmen turn you down.
OrangeAlert said:HoustonAg2106 said:OrangeAlert said:HoustonAg2106 said:OrangeAlert said:
In a couple of years there may be a chance he could return to CS if Earley does not work out.
Go into your boss's office this morning and take a massive dump on their desk as you turn in your resignation and let us know if you feel like you would be welcome back in a couple of years
That is a great and very appropriate scenario.
A good company with a long history of decent success has their company's greatest salesman of all time walk into his boss's office and dumps on his desk after popping his wife and then leaves for a similar job with one of the industry's historical leaders.
After three years of utterly historically dismal sales, the opportunity to rehire him presents itself.
What do you do???
Is this a serious question? No I would not bring that person back, I would go find another great salesman from another company.
That is one good way of doing it. The only problem I see is if all the other company's salesmen turn you down.
If you are referring to this most recent coaching search, Kendall Rogers reported that we were in talks with two coaches from major programs that definitely would have taken the job until our AD ghosted them for whatever stupid reason there was behind the scenes.
We can hire a top tier coach if we take the search seriously
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