With a 1-4 record now, Huskers are challenging for the enviable position of 9th or 10th in the Big 12, thus ensuring that they can rest on their fat prats during the conference tourny!
If that happens is there any way Anderson is fired?
Maybe, but it's the truth.
Wow.....only the second time OSU has won a series at NU, first one was in the first year of the Big 12 in 1997 and now in 2011.
Only another blemish on MA's record.....but TO will not care as his players don't get in to much trouble and he is a good guy.
He had some pretty good talent from Nebraska
you're wrong. 100%. sorry bud.
Carrollton, speaking about Van Horn, said
No, he had the same amount of talent from Nebraska that MA has. Anyone remember Chad Wiles or Scott Fries? These were average pitchers from Nebraska high schools that Van Horn squeezed every ounce of talent out of and won a Big 12 tourney title with.
MA couldn't squeeze the pus out of a over ripe zit, let alone squeeze talent and effort out of an average player.
I'm not talking about numbers, I am talking about quality. The Nebraska prep scene is not producing a lot of quality in any sport right now.
anderson can bring in average to good players and they already peaked before he got ahold of them. i see very little significant improvement from his players as the seasons progress and as years go by.
The Big Ten typically sends one team to the NCAA regionals. The Big Ten plays its league tourney in Columbus, Ohio, before sparse crowds (though Omaha could bid for that tourney — and should get it). The Big Ten has rules that don’t compute with most college baseball people, including one that doesn’t allow you to replace a scholarship for any player who leaves for pro ball before his senior year.
That discourages a coach from going after a player talented enough to go pro before his senior year. You know, the kind of players who take you to the CWS.