Recent content by whobethis16

He coached the 1992 Alabama game. It was his 4th game back, and he lost.

Ok? Still doesn't change this staff has failed so many times to get a shutdown inning right after the offense gets a lead.

That was cute back in 2012.

No, it's called actually knowing what was said and it being true instead of having no substance with "bad take".

Game 1 Alabama: scored in the top of the 1st, immediately gave up 2 in the bottom Game 3 Alabama: got 4 in the top of 3rd, immediately gave up 2 in the bottom to get it back to 4-3 (not the full lead, but not a shutdown inning) Game 2 Ole Miss: took lead in bottom of 2nd 2-1, immediately gave it...

Oh look, yet another lead that's immediately given up in the next half inning by this pitching staff.

Because it was a scheduled Thurs-Sat series. Only have 3 days to play 3 games. Can't just randomly change it to a Fri-Sun series.

And Kentucky pitching gets yet another shutdown inning after scoring.

Because righties can give up doubles and wall hits, too.

Or the pitcher makes a stupid mistake like leaving a 2 strike curveball belt high.

Really don't understand why Tennessee pitchers can't get a shutdown inning after getting some runs. Letting teams answer right away happens way too often.

Same reason all Tennessee guys do all their stuff after hits and all. Dumb kid things.

Only 3 of those are still coaching and/or alive. That's not to say I think tough coaching is a bad thing, but if you're going to try to prove it, maybe naming coaches that aren't done or 6' under will help your case.

So, responding to a post comparing part of 2022 to part of 2024 warrants getting jumped on? Sheesh, awfully touchy/defensive. Nothing in that sentence says I don't support the team, but sure, try throw some manure around because of one statement.

Too bad the pitching has given up 57 more runs than that year at this point.