Earley Interview
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Coach looks defeated. 1000 yard stare
Definitely hurting badly. I really hope he's able to get something figured out.
Support these boys! The next win streak starts Tuesday!! Let's go!
Pain
Depressing interview.
I wish I could find the interview, but he definitely said he didn't even want to be a HC at this point in his career AFTER he accepted the HC position at Texas A&M. I think he felt obligated when the offer was made but he still wanted to have a position on a staff for a couple more years before making the leap.
He looks completely defeated.
He knows …
Coach is in a tough spot. Little kids are running around Blue Bell wearing NIL shirts with the names of players who were stars last year but are not even batting .280 this year. In fact, we might be a more cohesive team next year when two or three of them move along. Way, way, way too much NIL money was given to a few guys who haven't really done squat this year. If I had to be interviewed postgame four times a week and I was trying to be available but also couldn't throw a few of the doofuses who play for me under the bus, I might look and sound like Mike Earley right now. Outside of our starting pitchers, our two best players are a true freshman and an Ivy League transfer above anybody we returned from the Omaha team of last year.
The first thing that needs to be done is to put some curl in that brim. I kid…..I kid. Just trying to keep it simple.
Step aside coach. It was worth a shot.
Nut up and fire your hitting coach. Get a fresh approach in there
Get pussed off at the ump show some life.
Earley knows he needs new or dfferent players
this is not a good roster position player-wise by SEC standards
this is not a good roster position player-wise by SEC standards
CrottyKid said:
Nut up and fire your hitting coach. Get a fresh approach in there
I thought Earley is the hitting coach….or was that just a sly joke??
W said:
Earley knows he needs new or dfferent players
this is not a good roster position player-wise by SEC standards
These were the players we hired him for
Like a hostage reading a script. Everything about him but the words are screaming "help."
Holy **** that's devastating. That's a HC (and team) caught in their feels. **** needs to change immediately. ****ing ride their asses Earley. Do you WANT this job or not?
cheeky said:
Like a hostage reading a script. Everything about him but the words are screaming "help."
He's out of place, lost and doesn't know how to lead. He needs to go ASAP. This isn't a learning program for head coaches
"I don't like that look Mav….."
We need to take the Tin Cup approach. Turn our hats backwards, untuck our shirts, tie our shoes in double knots, stick our loose change in our left pockets and hit the ball up the damn fairway. Our brains are getting in the way.
Bring n WOOD said:CrottyKid said:
Nut up and fire your hitting coach. Get a fresh approach in there
I thought Earley is the hitting coach….or was that just a sly joke??
He was previously. Caleb Longley is our current hitting coach.
Getting swept at home is hard to take. Not sure any coach would give a great interview at this point. **** Schloss. I hope he gets an STD.
Jokes on you cuz he'd probably like it
unfortunately our opposition is not going to feel bad for him at all.
GymBroFisher said:
unfortunately our opposition is not going to feel bad for him at all.
We're not asking our opposition to feel bad for him. But this interview is extremely hard to watch.
There are two major points or questions:
Often younger coaches still talk to their former bosses for guidance. After listening to Vitello, my guess is that snake is not an option for any coach mentorship. So, where can Earley turn for mentorship early in his career?
I know players are off limits for post-game interviews, but maybe they should be a part of this. Allow them to take on leadership and ownership.
missinAggieland said:GymBroFisher said:
unfortunately our opposition is not going to feel bad for him at all.
We're not asking our opposition to feel bad for him. But this interview is extremely hard to watch.
There are two major points or questions:
Often younger coaches still talk to their former bosses for guidance. After listening to Vitello, my guess is that snake is not an option for any coach mentorship. So, where can Earley turn for mentorship early in his career?
I know players are off limits for post-game interviews, but maybe they should be a part of this. Allow them to take on leadership and ownership.
It's like he knew the losses would pile up and players are banned from talking after about the loss
When did Vitello say that about schloss?
Wait, werent we told that this guy was the one? I could have sworn i read he nailed the interview and that aggie baseball was better off with this coach?
Hmmm...were we lied to?
Hmmm...were we lied to?
OBJTEX said:
Wait, werent we told that this guy was the one? I could have sworn i read he nailed the interview and that aggie baseball was better off with this coach?
Hmmm...were we lied to?
I'm sure people really believed it went they said that, I think they were just wrong
missinAggieland said:GymBroFisher said:
unfortunately our opposition is not going to feel bad for him at all.
We're not asking our opposition to feel bad for him. But this interview is extremely hard to watch.
There are two major points or questions:
Often younger coaches still talk to their former bosses for guidance. After listening to Vitello, my guess is that snake is not an option for any coach mentorship. So, where can Earley turn for mentorship early in his career?
I know players are off limits for post-game interviews, but maybe they should be a part of this. Allow them to take on leadership and ownership.
The players are not off limits for post game interviews
It's not what he said directly about him, it's who he talked about as influential people and coaches, even while on his staff, and who he didn't talk about.
Well folks, it is what it is.
The best thing that we can do is support the man, and his fellow coaches. That is what I would want if I were in his shoes.
The best thing that we can do is support the man, and his fellow coaches. That is what I would want if I were in his shoes.
"Gimme a diablo sandwhich and a dr. pepper...to go"
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