Robson sighting..
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did you hear this? I've heard nothing like that. However, it's pretty obvious that he has failed to win a spot in the OF. I don't expect him (as well as a few others) to be back. That's how SEC baseball is these days, though. It's produce or move on. It sucks, because he seems like a good teammate and person.
did you hear this? I've heard nothing like that. However, it's pretty obvious that he has failed to win a spot in the OF. I don't expect him (as well as a few others) to be back. That's how SEC baseball is these days, though. It's produce or move on. It sucks, because he seems like a good teammate and person.
The problem with transferring after your sophomore year, you can't go juco and you have to sit out a year if you go D1 .So you have to just about go D2. There were rumors last summer about the Canadians transferring. It's also a numbers game ,Cohen thought several more players would go pro and they didn't and so you have a lot of extra players.
I could see rhe Canadians and several redshirts leaving, but that's just a guess.
I could see rhe Canadians and several redshirts leaving, but that's just a guess.
There was a post on here that the Canadians "might not have made it", and I saw something similar on 247.
I just
don't see him starting, with all of the talent we have RSing etc in the OF. That's not to say its impossible.
don't see him starting, with all of the talent we have RSing etc in the OF. That's not to say its impossible.
I could see him not starting too. I guess I'm just holding out hope with him. If I remember correctly, Robson was pretty heavily recruited, right?
Somewhat.
I just think that our recruiting is getting to a consistent top 10 level where we are going to be bringing guys as good or better than him in every year. We've finally gotten to a point where it's sink or swim, which is a good thing.
I just think that our recruiting is getting to a consistent top 10 level where we are going to be bringing guys as good or better than him in every year. We've finally gotten to a point where it's sink or swim, which is a good thing.
In SEC play, there is a certain number of players you can dress out, I think it's around 27, but I could be totally wrong and I guess he didn't make the dress out roster for that SEC series.
I think they both have had enough chances. Thye simply aren't getting it done. They are a combined 2 for 26 (.077). These late game at-bats need to go to Humphreys and Garner.