First, I apologize for the lateness of this post, but I am just getting around to listening to Thursday's podcast.
Earlier in the basketball season, Neal and Jeffrey had written our basketball team off as far as its chances to go to the NCAA tournament. I did not and will not save the podcasts, but, if you listened, it is true. Now, Jeffrey has decided that this baseball team has little real chance to develop the type of offense where it could be a contender in the conference and that Errol Robinson does not have the talent to be effective in the top of the lineup. How many times do you have to get burned before you learn to let the season play out? Jeffrey may be right - if you make a prediction about everything, you will be right occasionally. The point is that teams often get better (or get worse) and to judge this team off the first part of the season is very premature.
Earlier in the basketball season, Neal and Jeffrey had written our basketball team off as far as its chances to go to the NCAA tournament. I did not and will not save the podcasts, but, if you listened, it is true. Now, Jeffrey has decided that this baseball team has little real chance to develop the type of offense where it could be a contender in the conference and that Errol Robinson does not have the talent to be effective in the top of the lineup. How many times do you have to get burned before you learn to let the season play out? Jeffrey may be right - if you make a prediction about everything, you will be right occasionally. The point is that teams often get better (or get worse) and to judge this team off the first part of the season is very premature.
