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    Bianco's Old School Approach Biting Him In Butt

    even though you would look like a full-on retard to the rest of the country (the part that cares about baseball, anyway). I think he's one of the very few 'can't miss' coaches out there right now. But just like MSU and say, Stansbury, I highly doubt your athletic administration has even given a...
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    Guess they won't miss him

    I love our wool coated fans. Deleted the part about Nutt after actually reading the blog.</p>
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    Bianco's Old School Approach Biting Him In Butt

    what's next year going to look like? Is Huber going to be a weekend starter? Maybe, if Morgan can come back to form. Will Ferguson and Smith get drafted?
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    Bianco's Old School Approach Biting Him In Butt

    Ole Miss was not a bad team. You have to go Barrett vs. St. John's, Pomeranz vs. Virginia, then figure out the rest from there. Chances are alot better to win through the winner's bracket than come through the loser's bracket. Another poster posted that going Pomeranz vs. St. John's was correct...
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    After 1 in Charlottesville it's 8-0 St. John. *

    and looking back, I noticed he did the same thing last year against Monmouth. It worked out for you last year, but I don't think that's exactly what Bianco had in mind, seeing how you were in the winner's seat and just happened to get knocked off by WKU in your third game. Pitching Pomeranz...
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