How long until we win a natty in baseball?

AROB44

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Bigger question....How long before message board coaches start bitching about who the new coach plays where, who pitches, batting order, etc.
 

MarkDallas

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Aug 27, 2014
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Here's a question: Which happens first? People stop saying "natty" or MSU wins a national championship?
 

Bulldog from Birth

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It’s so hard to project. There is a degree of luck in baseball much more so than basketball. I think there’s a 70% chance we get one in baseball within the next 20 years. But that could happen in 3 years. Or in 19 years.
 

Bulldog from Birth

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Just as an example. LSU is going on 10 years without a national title in baseball. And they recruit at an elite level, host 80% of the time and are a national seed probably 50% of the time. It’s just hard to do.
 

8dog

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All you can do is position yourself to get to supers. After that all bets are off
 

TBone.sixpack

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When Coastal Carolina snagged one that was a straight kick to the nuts. The only consolation was Dalbec and Arizona losing. And that isn't much of a consolation.
 

Leeshouldveflanked

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Our SEC winning % is .437 over the last 10 years...we have to get out of being at best a mid tier SEC baseball program first. ....Florida's SEC winning % is .709 during that same time frame...
 
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