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Hey Shlykmbt, be honest here do you think its almost time for Coach G to hang it up? The guy used to be a hell of a coach no doubt it and one of the best pitching coaches in the nation but do you think its time?
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Conference standings and conference records

1. Texas State  20-7  
2. Stephen F. Austin  17-10  
3. Sam Houston State  16-11  
4. Southeastern Louisiana  15-12  
5. Texas A&M Corpus Christi  14-13  
6. UT Arlington  13-14  
7. UTSA  13-14  
8. McNeese State  12-15
9. Nicholls State  12-15  
10. Lamar  11-16  
11. Central Arkansas  10-17  
12. Northwestern State  9-18  


Doesn't look good for the home team, but with six games left, they might be able to squeeze into the tourney.
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[quote name="Scalp'em" post="1008111" timestamp="1304974116"]


Doesn't look good for the home team, but with six games left, they might be able to squeeze into the tourney.
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At this point, why would you even want them in the tourney?  I hope Tx State rolls through the topurney and then makes a great showing in the NCAA tourney.  If LU even gets in the conference tourney, they sure aren't going to luck out like last year.
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I agree. This team would be one of the 3 best teams in the conference if healthy. Harrington, Dziedzic, Lott, Hamaker, Steward, Roebuck, Salinas, Johnson, and Bunner are all players who have been hurt this season. Majority out for the year. Hard to recover from that. Especially at a mid-major where you won't gave the quality of depth on the roster like a Big 12 school.
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I agree that having the injuries doesn't help, but I watched some of the earlier games in the year, and they didn't impress me. They were an average team, but I don't think they would've been a top 3 team.  As a fan, I think it's time for a change, but I imagine there are others that disagree. I appreciate what Gilligan has done for the program, but it's time for new blood. I just didn't see the fire and intensity from this years team like past years teams in the 90's. This seems to be an ongoing issue for the last couple of years. I know Gilligan got them to the regionals last year, but this program has been declining overall.
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[quote name="ForeverADog" post="1008543" timestamp="1305059007"]
I just don't know who we would get that is better than Gilligan.
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Tony Robichaux at ULL
ROBICHAUX'S COACHING ACCOMPLISHMENTS

•One of only 27 active Division I coaches with 800 career victories (currently has 840)
•All-time winningest coach in UL history with 577 victories
•All-time winningest coach in McNeese State history with 263 wins
•Has a 341-127-1 record at M.L. "Tigue" Moore Field as UL head coach
•Won at least 20 games at home in 11 of his 16 seasons at Louisiana
•Pitching staff has led Sun Belt in ERA in nine of the last 11 seasons (2000-10)
•Ranks in the Top 25 among active head coaches in career victories (DI)
•In 2002, became one of only eight coaches in NCAA Division I history to win his 500th career game before his 41st birthday
•In 2001, was listed by Baseball America as one of the top 10 coaches of a mid-major program in the nation (who were younger than 40 years of age)
•Currently ranks second in victories among active head coaches in the Sun Belt
•Has led Louisiana to eight NCAA postseason appearances (1997, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2002, 2005, 2007, 2010)
•Only coach in UL history to guide baseball team to Super Regional and World Series appearances
•Led Louisiana to school-record 49 wins during its historic run in the 2000 College World Series
•Has led Louisiana to five 40-win seasons (1997, 1999, 2000, 2005, 2007)
•Sun Belt Coach of the Year in 1997, 2005 and 2007
•Southland Conference Coach of the Year in 1988
•Louisiana Coach of the Year in 1997, 1999, 2000, 2007 and 2010
•ABCA South Central Region Coach of the Year in 1999, 2000 and 2010
•Guided Ragin' Cajuns to four Sun Belt regular season titles (1997, 2005, 2007, 2010) and to one SBC Tournament title (1998)
•Thirty-nine (39) of his former players from Louisiana have been in the MLB Draft since 1995
•Has coached 14 All-Americans since 1997
•Has produced 54 All-Sun Belt Conference selections
•Louisiana hosted school's first-ever baseball regional in 2000
•Had 12 straight non-losing seasons (1997-2008) - the longest such streak in program history
•Won his 300th game at "The Tigue" on May 15, 2008, over New Orleans
•Led McNeese State to school-record 41 wins in his final season
•Led McNeese State to program's first-ever national ranking in 1994
•Became the youngest Division I head coach when he was named McNeese State's permanent head coach in 1988
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Ruckdaddy what do you know about baseball?  I thought soccer was your sport.
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Very funny.  Anybody who knows me - which you apparently do but refuse to identify yourself - knows that I am a baseball guy first and foremost.

This program has not been relevant for many years now.  Sure we got hot on a three day stretch last year but the team was uncermoniously bounced in two days from the regional.  They didn't even look like they belonged.  The fact is the rest of the conference is improving while we are stagnant (which really means we are falling back).

I thank Coach G for the great work he has done, but would like to see him move on.
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