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When your school is raking in $40M a year from TV rights from being in a P5, you can be wasteful wherever you want to be. TCU happens to want to spend some on baseball.DfromCT wrote:ANY college baseball coach making $1.8 million is overpaid. I really question if that's his true salary.
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Rumors are that it's at least around $1.5M.DfromCT wrote:ANY college baseball coach making $1.8 million is overpaid. I really question if that's his true salary.
https://www.frogsowar.com/2016/6/27/119 ... se-looming
Some of this. TCU is doing so well that it's overpaying its coach and it's opening a new (jointly owned) medical school. If things continue the way that they're going - for both TCU and Tulane - it wouldn't be surprising if TCU would be looking down at Tulane in a decade or two.RobertM320 wrote:When your school is raking in $40M a year from TV rights from being in a P5, you can be wasteful wherever you want to be. TCU happens to want to spend some on baseball.
$1.4 base, post season bonus money, plus show, shoe and bat deals put him at $1.8mm.DfromCT wrote:ANY college baseball coach making $1.8 million is overpaid. I really question if that's his true salary.
Yep and he's earned it. 5 CWS appearances in total plus the last 4 years in a row. As their AD stated, "Baseball is our brand".
If you're going to compete in any sport you should try to be the best in it as TCU does.
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Has TCU reaped $1.8 million from their 5 CWS appearances combined? HELL NO! There is ZERO monetary payout for making or even winning the college world series. The money is there in football and basketball, it's not there to justify such a salary in baseball. There needs to be an ROI. There isn't a positive one in this sport. Maybe they break even overall, maybe not after paying $1.8 million to the coach. I'm not saying he isn't a great coach, I'm just saying the economics of college baseball don't justify such a salary.tpstulane wrote:$1.4 base, post season bonus money, plus show, shoe and bat deals put him at $1.8mm.DfromCT wrote:ANY college baseball coach making $1.8 million is overpaid. I really question if that's his true salary.
Yep and he's earned it. 5 CWS appearances in total plus the last 4 years in a row. As their AD stated, "Baseball is our brand".
If you're going to compete in any sport you should try to be the best in it as TCU does.
http://businessofcollegesports.com/2014 ... ld-series/
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Might as well shut down all the sports except football then using that logic. Same can be said for any sport outside of universities of P5 conferences. Might as well shut them all down. No womens sports produce profit outside of a select few in basketball. Might as well shut all those down too. Because its only about ROI, right? And the only Mens sports that post a profit is Football across the board and that isnt even a given for all teams either. Of the non P5 universities, only 1 in 5 post a profit in mens basketball. Thats it, the other 80% might as well shut that down too.DfromCT wrote:Has TCU reaped $1.8 million from their 5 CWS appearances combined? HELL NO! There is ZERO monetary payout for making or even winning the college world series. The money is there in football and basketball, it's not there to justify such a salary in baseball. There needs to be an ROI. There isn't a positive one in this sport. Maybe they break even overall, maybe not after paying $1.8 million to the coach. I'm not saying he isn't a great coach, I'm just saying the economics of college baseball don't justify such a salary.tpstulane wrote:$1.4 base, post season bonus money, plus show, shoe and bat deals put him at $1.8mm.DfromCT wrote:ANY college baseball coach making $1.8 million is overpaid. I really question if that's his true salary.
Yep and he's earned it. 5 CWS appearances in total plus the last 4 years in a row. As their AD stated, "Baseball is our brand".
If you're going to compete in any sport you should try to be the best in it as TCU does.
http://businessofcollegesports.com/2014 ... ld-series/
My question is, why target baseball? None of these others are producing a profit either, yet you have some of majority of D1 baskeball coaches making millions, ours included. In fact, if someone has time i'd like to see the profit of LSU, Ole MIss, MSU baseball profit vs their basketball profit.
Thats the problem with these ADs these days, unviersity athletics is now all about money. It started out about being about school pride and the student athlete, and now you have these MBAs who are ADs that think they know more about what it means being a student athlete then the actual student athlete.
I get it, we need money to operate. Money comes from football and subsidizes basketball and everything else. You are unfairly targeting baseball like its the only sport not posting profits.
Like the TCU Ad said...."football is our enterprise, but baseball is our brand".
http://money.cnn.com/2017/03/31/news/co ... index.html
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The reason I "targeted" baseball is that the discussion went to Coach Schloss making $1.8 million/year. I think that's overpriced for ANY coach at ANY program in college baseball. So what if TCU generated $1 million in ticket sales? That's not close to covering his compensation. And if we're going to look at three SEC schools' baseball profits and compare them to the basketball profits, why not take Kentucky? (A: Because it doesn't fit your argument.)RollWaveRoll wrote: My question is, why target baseball? None of these others are producing a profit either, yet you have some of majority of D1 baskeball coaches making millions, ours included. In fact, if someone has time i'd like to see the profit of LSU, Ole MIss, MSU baseball profit vs their basketball profit.
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ESPN announces that this year’s @NCAACWS is up 95% in terms of television viewers from the first six games of the #CWS last season.
Must be because of LSU presence
Must be because of LSU presence
Wow!chain gang x man wrote:ESPN announces that this year’s @NCAACWS is up 95% in terms of television viewers from the first six games of the #CWS last season.
Must be because of LSU presence
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I think it may be because both TCU and Texas A&M are in Omaha...look at the TV sets in the DFW Metroplex as well as Houston, those two markets by themselves most probably doubles the entire state of Louisiana ...Hell, here in Austin A&M is getting local coverage, but i guess it it because most of the metro elected officials are A&M grads !!chain gang x man wrote:ESPN announces that this year’s @NCAACWS is up 95% in terms of television viewers from the first six games of the #CWS last season.
Must be because of LSU presence
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Don't tell the LSU people. They think they are the center of the universe and everything revolves around themgolfnut69 wrote:I think it may be because both TCU and Texas A&M are in Omaha...look at the TV sets in the DFW Metroplex as well as Houston, those two markets by themselves most probably doubles the entire state of Louisiana ...Hell, here in Austin A&M is getting local coverage, but i guess it it because most of the metro elected officials are A&M grads !!chain gang x man wrote:ESPN announces that this year’s @NCAACWS is up 95% in terms of television viewers from the first six games of the #CWS last season.
Must be because of LSU presence
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Let me tell you, that LSU team ain't up to par.
Makes me sick that they still have a shot
Makes me sick that they still have a shot
I have watched every CWS game played this year. Even on my phone when out. It's been the most entertaining CWS I've ever watched. (Not counting 2001 & 2005 that I attended in person)
Some really great baseball being played.
Congrats to coach Schlossnagle for extending play tonight. I'm sure both LSU and OSU are happy about that.
Some really great baseball being played.
Congrats to coach Schlossnagle for extending play tonight. I'm sure both LSU and OSU are happy about that.
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That's right your the guy that knows more than the media that covers them every day. Knows more than their fans. Fact is they weren't playing like this all year. Poche got off to a phenomenal start and then faltered for a while. Lange had rough outings. Walker started solid then tailed off before heating up late. Hess certainly wasn't pitching all year like he is now. Same with Gilbert. They lacked a midweek starter and didn't have depth in the bullpen. They are not the first team to put it all together late . Manieri is a great coach and he knows how to develop players. He trots them out and test them and builds their confidence. AC is lucky to come from his coaching tree. But enough with reason. Back to the laughs. Thanks I need them.Profoundwizard wrote:Let me tell you, that LSU team ain't up to par.
Makes me sick that they still have a shot
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*you'rewinwave wrote:That's right your the guy that knows more than the media that covers them every day. Knows more than their fans. Fact is they weren't playing like this all year. Poche got off to a phenomenal start and then faltered for a while. Lange had rough outings. Walker started solid then tailed off before heating up late. Hess certainly wasn't pitching all year like he is now. Same with Gilbert. They lacked a midweek starter and didn't have depth in the bullpen. They are not the first team to put it all together late . Manieri is a great coach and he knows how to develop players. He trots them out and test them and builds their confidence. AC is lucky to come from his coaching tree. But enough with reason. Back to the laughs. Thanks I need them.Profoundwizard wrote:Let me tell you, that LSU team ain't up to par.
Makes me sick that they still have a shot
I probably do know more than the media that covers them everyday. Ross Dellenger and Andrew Lopez aren't exactly great baseball minds. I definitely know more than most of their fans.
The only thing different about them from most of the season is Hess. You're right, they lacked a midweek starter, but it doesn't matter. Ideally you will never have to use a 4th starter in the postseason.
There's a reason why the media that actually knows college baseball never had them ranked worse than 13.
Thanks I needed that laugh.
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Am I wrong, or did LSU have a 16 or 18 game winning streak broken by OSU? Kinda hard to say they weren't playing like this all year when they were top 10 all year and came into the CWS with the 2nd longest winning streak in D1 baseball.winwave wrote:That's right your the guy that knows more than the media that covers them every day. Knows more than their fans. Fact is they weren't playing like this all year. Poche got off to a phenomenal start and then faltered for a while. Lange had rough outings. Walker started solid then tailed off before heating up late. Hess certainly wasn't pitching all year like he is now. Same with Gilbert. They lacked a midweek starter and didn't have depth in the bullpen. They are not the first team to put it all together late . Manieri is a great coach and he knows how to develop players. He trots them out and test them and builds their confidence. AC is lucky to come from his coaching tree. But enough with reason. Back to the laughs. Thanks I need them.Profoundwizard wrote:Let me tell you, that LSU team ain't up to par.
Makes me sick that they still have a shot
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They were literally top 10 according to D1baseball in their poll every week except for 3 weeks. Those weeks they were 12,12 and 13th. But this guy thinks they weren't playing well until the last couple weeks of the season.DfromCT wrote:Am I wrong, or did LSU have a 16 or 18 game winning streak broken by OSU? Kinda hard to say they weren't playing like this all year when they were top 10 all year and came into the CWS with the 2nd longest winning streak in D1 baseball.winwave wrote:That's right your the guy that knows more than the media that covers them every day. Knows more than their fans. Fact is they weren't playing like this all year. Poche got off to a phenomenal start and then faltered for a while. Lange had rough outings. Walker started solid then tailed off before heating up late. Hess certainly wasn't pitching all year like he is now. Same with Gilbert. They lacked a midweek starter and didn't have depth in the bullpen. They are not the first team to put it all together late . Manieri is a great coach and he knows how to develop players. He trots them out and test them and builds their confidence. AC is lucky to come from his coaching tree. But enough with reason. Back to the laughs. Thanks I need them.Profoundwizard wrote:Let me tell you, that LSU team ain't up to par.
Makes me sick that they still have a shot
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Mainieri is lucky AC recruited this phenomenal talented team.winwave wrote:That's right your the guy that knows more than the media that covers them every day. Knows more than their fans. Fact is they weren't playing like this all year. Poche got off to a phenomenal start and then faltered for a while. Lange had rough outings. Walker started solid then tailed off before heating up late. Hess certainly wasn't pitching all year like he is now. Same with Gilbert. They lacked a midweek starter and didn't have depth in the bullpen. They are not the first team to put it all together late . Manieri is a great coach and he knows how to develop players. He trots them out and test them and builds their confidence. AC is lucky to come from his coaching tree. But enough with reason. Back to the laughs. Thanks I need them.Profoundwizard wrote:Let me tell you, that LSU team ain't up to par.
Makes me sick that they still have a shot
D- They have played 69 games. I hope you understand it now. They also weren't top 10 all year and fell out of the top 20 at one point in one or two of the polls. There were several weeks where the fan base was calling for his head.DfromCT wrote:Am I wrong, or did LSU have a 16 or 18 game winning streak broken by OSU? Kinda hard to say they weren't playing like this all year when they were top 10 all year and came into the CWS with the 2nd longest winning streak in D1 baseball.winwave wrote:That's right your the guy that knows more than the media that covers them every day. Knows more than their fans. Fact is they weren't playing like this all year. Poche got off to a phenomenal start and then faltered for a while. Lange had rough outings. Walker started solid then tailed off before heating up late. Hess certainly wasn't pitching all year like he is now. Same with Gilbert. They lacked a midweek starter and didn't have depth in the bullpen. They are not the first team to put it all together late . Manieri is a great coach and he knows how to develop players. He trots them out and test them and builds their confidence. AC is lucky to come from his coaching tree. But enough with reason. Back to the laughs. Thanks I need them.Profoundwizard wrote:Let me tell you, that LSU team ain't up to par.
Makes me sick that they still have a shot
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6-4-23:Now all of the mistakes Tulane has made finally catches up with them as they descend to CUSAAC.
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6-4-23:Now all of the mistakes Tulane has made finally catches up with them as they descend to CUSAAC.
There are several polls and they dropped them more than that. But again you know more than all the media that follows them and their entire fan base. Keep spewing the hate. You'll feel better when its all out.Profoundwizard wrote:They were literally top 10 according to D1baseball in their poll every week except for 3 weeks. Those weeks they were 12,12 and 13th. But this guy thinks they weren't playing well until the last couple weeks of the season.DfromCT wrote:Am I wrong, or did LSU have a 16 or 18 game winning streak broken by OSU? Kinda hard to say they weren't playing like this all year when they were top 10 all year and came into the CWS with the 2nd longest winning streak in D1 baseball.winwave wrote:That's right your the guy that knows more than the media that covers them every day. Knows more than their fans. Fact is they weren't playing like this all year. Poche got off to a phenomenal start and then faltered for a while. Lange had rough outings. Walker started solid then tailed off before heating up late. Hess certainly wasn't pitching all year like he is now. Same with Gilbert. They lacked a midweek starter and didn't have depth in the bullpen. They are not the first team to put it all together late . Manieri is a great coach and he knows how to develop players. He trots them out and test them and builds their confidence. AC is lucky to come from his coaching tree. But enough with reason. Back to the laughs. Thanks I need them.Profoundwizard wrote:Let me tell you, that LSU team ain't up to par.
Makes me sick that they still have a shot
BAYWAVE&Sophandros are SPINELESS COWARDS
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6-4-23:Now all of the mistakes Tulane has made finally catches up with them as they descend to CUSAAC.
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6-4-23:Now all of the mistakes Tulane has made finally catches up with them as they descend to CUSAAC.