good returning players next year to be good? I know we lost a number of players to the draft but don't know who we have coming back next year. I certainly follow USC baseball but not player by player.
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Yeah...well...that's not going to happen.As mentioned, in my view it will be all about pitching. Good chance for a new pitching coach to start.
Nowhere to put him.Need to hire Toman as assistant head and we will be back in business
I thought the consensus was that we have enough talent, it was just underperforming. Either that or the evaluations were off.good returning players next year to be good? I know we lost a number of players to the draft but don't know who we have coming back next year. I certainly follow USC baseball but not player by player.
I think alot of people choose to overlook the positive influence Meyers has had on the program. Could he do a better job of creating depth? Sure. Has he had pitchers with arm injuries? Yes but that is a common theme in baseball today. There are far more positives with him than negatives.Don't know why everyone is so down on Myers. He's done an excellent job of developing pitchers as evidenced by the draft this year. He worked Schmidt into the 16th player selected, ahead of Faedo who was a far higher rated recruit out of high school, and followed with Crowe going in 2nd round and Johnson in the 5th. Crowe was highly regarded out of high school but Johnson only had offers from Navy and Army outside of us. Obviously Myers can spot potential as no one else wanted Tyler Johnson who turned into a pretty darn good arm for us. Would have loved to see him return as a starter next year but signed anyway.
Good post. I am one of those you speak of being critical of JM. My main beef has been the depth you speak of. I have not wanted to come off as being a pitching coach etc. In the end I am all for our team and coach's. Can't wait for new season GO COCKS.I think alot of people choose to overlook the positive influence Meyers has had on the program. Could he do a better job of creating depth? Sure. Has he had pitchers with arm injuries? Yes but that is a common theme in baseball today. There are far more positives with him than negatives.
With Meyers you get a coach who knows the program probably better than anyone currently at USC with the exception of Tanner and that will help Kingston's and Current's transition. He's won a national championship, an sec tournament championship, and several regular season championships. He developed a golden spikes winner, along with numerous high round draft picks. Some, like you say, were not highly recruited. Plus you keep a coach that can soften the blow when it comes to recruiting during a coaching change.
Regardless of whether any fan thinks he should have been retained, Kingston obviously feels he gives us the best chance to get back on top. Based on Meyers accomplishments at Carolina, I agree