[Husker] The State of Husker Baseball (Warning: REALLY LONG)

[jon johnston]

The very idea that Mike Anderson's job is under consideration is  
ludicrous.

The guy does things right. He protects his players and at the same  
time punishes them when they do stupid things, he gets more out of  
baseball players in a program that won't attract them very much. The  
athletic department could support him more than they do to assist in  
that effort, but their priorities are somewhere else.

Old legendary coaches like Augie don't get there because they're fired  
after a crappy season.

Methinks a lot of this talk is to generate more talk.

Jon Johnston
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On Apr 8, 2009, at 1:44 PM, Skylar Dodds wrote:

> I have been saying all along that Mike's performance up until this  
> year
> EARNED him another year to figure it out.  I still believe that, but  
> under
> the pretense that the bleeding stops and SOON.  It's not just the  
> losing,
> it's the total lack of competitiveness.
>
> There's 23 games left.
>
> 12 or more wins, he gets next year to figure it out.
> 8 or less, it will be tough for Osborne to keep the fans from  
> breaking down
> the door.
>
> If I were Anderson, I would be telling my kids, "The season starts  
> now.
> Everything that has happened up until now is in the past and I don't  
> care
> about it.  Right now is where we decide what kind of team we're  
> going to
> be."
>
> But hey...
>
> --
> Skylar
>
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Steve Reichenbach [mailto:reich at inetnebr.com]
> Sent: Wednesday, April 08, 2009 1:18 PM
> To: husker at tssi.com; sklarbodds at cox.net
> Subject: Re: [Husker] The State of Husker Baseball (Warning: REALLY  
> LONG)
>
> What are the implications of the fall-off in Husker baseball for
> Anderson?
>
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