BigRedBuster
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Oh no....not again.Sounds like he might be a decently high pick in the upcoming MLB draft
Oh no....not again.Sounds like he might be a decently high pick in the upcoming MLB draft
If that's true, I hope he never gets close to committing to Nebraska. Count me in the camp that is really tired of hearing about Bubba Starling.Sounds like he might be a decently high pick in the upcoming MLB draft
If that's true, I hope he never gets close to committing to Nebraska. Count me in the camp that is really tired of hearing about Bubba Starling.
If that's true, I hope he never gets close to committing to Nebraska. Count me in the camp that is really tired of hearing about Bubba Starling.
But Ameer was a 3 star.I guess I've never understood this thinking. You recruit the best people you can. End of story.
Not all of them are going to work out. But I'd much rather shoot for the best guys and lose out there than grab a middle-three-star who's never going to play. And there's nothing saying even a guy who has no interest in baseball is going ever be a contributor either - KJJ, etc.
You have to hedge your bets and not have all your eggs in that one basket. But if you think you have a chance you go after it.
I guess I've never understood this thinking. You recruit the best people you can. End of story.
Not all of them are going to work out. But I'd much rather shoot for the best guys and lose out there than grab a middle-three-star who's never going to play. And there's nothing saying even a guy who has no interest in baseball is going ever be a contributor either - KJJ, etc.
You have to hedge your bets and not have all your eggs in that one basket. But if you think you have a chance you go after it.
For me, it's not about if Nebraska should go for the best prospect available (obviously they should), it is about me having to listen to other fans lament about what could have been with Bubba for 7 years already with no end in sight.I guess I've never understood this thinking. You recruit the best people you can. End of story.
Not all of them are going to work out. But I'd much rather shoot for the best guys and lose out there than grab a middle-three-star who's never going to play. And there's nothing saying even a guy who has no interest in baseball is going ever be a contributor either - KJJ, etc.
You have to hedge your bets and not have all your eggs in that one basket. But if you think you have a chance you go after it.
I guess I've never understood this thinking. You recruit the best people you can. End of story.
I agree 100%. It’s definitely a sign.I was just down in Mississippi yesterday and saw the I 59 exit for Hattiesburg, it’s a sign!
They're not really ranked as "the best". That implies a singular superior choice, and it's just not like that. We will pursue several highly rated guys at every position. This guy may be 1a vs 1b, and in that sense you grab 1b if he's got a better chance of contributing because he's not taking the cushy gig known as baseball.
If there is such a big gap between the choices that not taking the chance at the better player means you're stuck with a player unlikely to contribute then it was a trivial decision to begin with. Why argue trivialities.