if we make it to the CWS?
Oh really. How?Nope, give him 4 years, he's earned it
The more and more I think about it, he's not a bad candidate at all
Nope, give him 4 years, he's earned it
The more and more I think about it, he's not a bad candidate at all
Nope, give him 4 years, he's earned it
The more and more I think about it, he's not a bad candidate at all
How has he earned a 4 year HC contract at a premier baseball school?
Gautreau does not have a record of 100% mediocrity as a HC. Hendo does. There is a reason he got fired from the only HC job he has held. The IB took a terrible UK program and turned it around. He handed the keys to CGH who oversaw it's regression. CGH had just one really good year in 8, and the good one was not his last.
great postHenderson had a higher SEC winning percentage than Cohen did at UK, and didn’t have an SEC title to pull up the average from the lean years either. Both went to the same number of regionals. Basically, what you are saying is patently false. The simple fact is UK is the hardest job in the SEC and it was sustained at a better than average level (for them) by Henderson after Cohen left. UK got greedy and shitcanned him, and now they have a dude with a ridiculous number of draft picks (all recruited by Henderson btw) who couldn’t even make the NCAA tourney.
All that being said, I’m still not campaigning for him to get the job unless he coaches us to a NC (mainly due to his age), but he is a legitimate Top 7-8 SEC coach. He is not mediocre by any stretch, but still is probably not the right long term fit. You know it is possible to acknowledge the gray area situation where we have a decent coach who we don’t see as the 10-year guy. It doesn’t have to be “Henderson is the long term answer if we make Omaha” or “Henderson is the worst coach EVAH”
Henderson had a higher SEC winning percentage than Cohen did at UK, and didn’t have an SEC title to pull up the average from the lean years either. Both went to the same number of regionals. Basically, what you are saying is patently false. The simple fact is UK is the hardest job in the SEC and it was sustained at a better than average level (for them) by Henderson after Cohen left. UK got greedy and shitcanned him, and now they have a dude with a ridiculous number of draft picks (all recruited by Henderson btw) who couldn’t even make the NCAA tourney.
All that being said, I’m still not campaigning for him to get the job unless he coaches us to a NC (mainly due to his age), but he is a legitimate Top 7-8 SEC coach. He is not mediocre by any stretch, but still is probably not the right long term fit. You know it is possible to acknowledge the gray area situation where we have a decent coach who we don’t see as the 10-year guy. It doesn’t have to be “Henderson is the long term answer if we make Omaha” or “Henderson is the worst coach EVAH”
I agree with you, but I've been telling you guys all along if he takes us to the CWS, it's going to be hard to justify not giving him the job. He's 3 wins away from a postseason that we've only bettered twice in our history.
He rode the wave Cohen created at UK. That is the reason he has a better winning percentage.
You are clueless....truly. The ONLY reason CGH's UK winning % is better is because JC had a complete ****-show he had to turn around when he got there, so his first 2 years were really bad. By year 3 JC had UK rolling, winning 44 games in 2 of his last 3.
CGH inherited the a program from CJC that was in the best shape it have ever been, and proceeded to regress.
Any legit view of Cohen's tenure there doesn't consider the first 2 years of rebuilding, given the program was a joke when he got there. So after those 2 years, JC averaged 41 wins per year. CGH, despite inheriting a program that was in great shape, then averaged just 32 wins per year, and got fired.
Basically what you're saying is patently false, which should be clear to anyone paying attention.
GCH a Top 7-8 SEC coach? I still haven't stopped laughing! Please entertain us some more and let us know which current SEC HC's CGH is better than, then explain why being 7th or 8th would make him anything other than mediocre.
Also, I never said he was the "worst coach EVAH". He's just not very good IMO. His record seems to back that up.
When the guy starts namecalling and talking about how uninformed we are, we know we've won, just let him goCoaches I would take over Henderson:
1) O’Sullivan (UF)
2) Maineri (LSU)
3) Van Horn (Ark)
4) Corbin (Vandy)
5) Butch (Auburn)
6) Childress (A&M)
7) Bianco (OM - and this one really could go either way because he’s a choke artist)
Coaches I would not take over Henderson:
1) Bohannon (Bama)
2) Vitello (Tennessee)
3) Stricklin (UGA)
4) Bieser (Mizzou)
5) Mingione (UK)
Don’t know enough yet to judge:
1) Kingston (USC)
And to answer your other question, the SEC had 10 regional teams this year and 6 in Supers. It is the best conference in college baseball. Top 8 in the SEC = Top 25-30 nationally, at a minimum. That ain’t mediocre my man.
Ha! So because I respond to his calling my post, "patently false", and falsely insinuating I claimed Henderson was the worst coach ever, with a post that accused him of being, "clueless" and you both, "uninformed", you consider what I have posted as, "name-calling".
No, calling you an imbecile would be name-calling. I avoided that, choosing instead to use the aforementioned "clueless" & "uninformed", as those terms apply accurately to both your opinions on this subject...not your persons.
I imagine you both have held perfectly great opinions on any number of subjects other than this one. But you have been way, way wrong on this one, IMO. Evidence supports this.
So, no... you have not, "already won". You've just doubled-down on being wrong.
We were one pitch away from going 0-2 in Tallahassee with him making some moronic pitching change decisions in game 1. One lucky HR shouldn't reward the guy with the permenant HC position.
Coaches I would take over Henderson:
1) O’Sullivan (UF)
2) Maineri (LSU)
3) Van Horn (Ark)
4) Corbin (Vandy)
5) Butch (Auburn)
6) Childress (A&M)
7) Bianco (OM - and this one really could go either way because he’s a choke artist)
Coaches I would not take over Henderson:
1) Bohannon (Bama)
2) Vitello (Tennessee)
3) Stricklin (UGA)
4) Bieser (Mizzou)
5) Mingione (UK)
Don’t know enough yet to judge:
1) Kingston (USC)
And to answer your other question, the SEC had 10 regional teams this year and 6 in Supers. It is the best conference in college baseball. Top 8 in the SEC = Top 25-30 nationally, at a minimum. That ain’t mediocre my man.
You certainly have a point, but like another poster said, coaches all over the country make those same decisions, I watch Maneiri make them all the timeWe were one pitch away from going 0-2 in Tallahassee with him making some moronic pitching change decisions in game 1. One lucky HR shouldn't reward the guy with the permenant HC position.
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