If Albert's has a spine and a brain he would file some kind of grievance with NCAA alleging that POS threw the CWS to get some kind of sanctions or retribution right?
So we can all agree that Schloss threw the CWS right?
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Albert's is not an attorney. I'm sure we have people for stuff like this, but it's not Albert's.
NCAA is a joke. They have no power.
They are down to banning bubbles.
They are down to banning bubbles.
I don't know that he threw the series, but I think we can all agree that Coach Almost is a ********** and deserves every misery that befalls him for the remainder of his days.
rondis23 said:
Albert's is not an attorney. I'm sure we have people for stuff like this, but it's not Albert's.
You realize he'd be the person for that though?
This is a time for punches not talking.
He is either earning his keep or will be gone quickly with him being here smeared on whoever wanted him
rondis23 said:
Albert's is not an attorney. I'm sure we have people for stuff like this, but it's not Albert's.
Fine we get Harvey ****ing specter I don't care but I want blood
Op…..Yes. Worms have no limit to the depth they will go. Yes, he threw it by letting the players know and maybe asking who wanted to go with him.
He didn't throw the game….good lord.
I don't believe he threw it, but I think he was absolutely distracted. It's disgraceful either way.
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TxAg76 said:
He didn't throw the game….good lord.
And you know this how?
That was a helluva comeback at the end for someone trying to throw the game.
And a lot of people thought he wasn't leaving to go to tu either.TxAg76 said:
He didn't throw the game….good lord.
So, there's that!
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He didn't throw the game. We were damned close to winning it.
We'll get a good coach. If Schloss takes players with him that will screw us for next yr tho probably.
We'll get a good coach. If Schloss takes players with him that will screw us for next yr tho probably.
Bryanisbest said:
That was a helluva comeback at the end for someone trying to throw the game.
I didn't see him in the batters box once.
We can all agree the sips would do anything they could to stop us from winning.
And based on Schloss' actions, it seems pretty obvious he was already putting their interests ahead of ours.
And based on Schloss' actions, it seems pretty obvious he was already putting their interests ahead of ours.
Schloss has shown he's a lot of things in the last 24 hours. But he wanted to win that game. Now if he was off his game a little bc of the big secret he was hiding. Maybe so but I did not notice anything.
Maybe a stretch to think he threw the game. But did it ever enter his mind that it might be easier on him personally if we lost? How much more complicated it would be for him, leaving after winning the national championship? How did that affect his preparation? Did that trickle down to the team of men he was leading? That's the part that pisses me off.
I mean, I don't thinknhe could've gone to the sips if he won the entire thing
C@LAg said:where's your proof?TAMUallen said:TxAg76 said:
He didn't throw the game….good lord.
And you know this how?
Where's your proof that dispels?
Agthatbuilds said:
I mean, I don't thinknhe could've gone to the sips if he won the entire thing
Don't use facts here
People say the money wasn't there.
B freaking S
You bring the Ags their first big 3 championship since 39 and there's more money than you can imagine
I don't think it makes any sense for him to throw the game. I mean that only makes him less valuable. It did wonder why swap outfielders. I'm pretty sure Jace would have got that ball. I think Stew could have gone a little bit longer but none of that points to throwing the game. I mean you would have to have pre-knowledge of future events to make that happen.
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JakAg93 said:
Maybe a stretch to think he threw the game. But did it ever enter his mind that it might be easier on him personally if we lost? How much more complicated it would be for him, leaving after winning the national championship? How did that affect his preparation? Did that trickle down to the team of men he was leading? That's the part that pisses me off.
Pete rose bet on himself and is banned from the game. Look at the black Sox scandal - they threw the World Series to make money.
This is at least equal if not worse. I am not kidding when I say he should be at least investigated and most likely should be banned from baseball and probably be sent to prison.
This brings the integrity of the game itself into question
As much as I can't stand the guy right now, I find it very hard to believe that he would go through the grind to make it all the way to the Championship game and then throw it. Especially when he has been trying to get to that point for decades and may never have another opportunity.
Now, I do believe he was not 100% focused like he should have been, which is BS.
Now, I do believe he was not 100% focused like he should have been, which is BS.
2004FIGHTINTXAG said:
Now, I do believe he was not 100% focused like he should have been, which is BS.
That's the reason I'll refer to him as Coach Almost going forward.
His best chance to win was here. And he pissed it away because that miserable ********** has never been about anything but himself.
alamogeorge said:
I don't think it makes any sense for him to throw the game. I mean that only makes him less valuable. It did wonder why swap outfielders. I'm pretty sure Jace would have got that ball. I think Stew could have gone a little bit longer but none of that points to throwing the game. I mean you would have to have pre-knowledge of future events to make that happen.
If he was getting 35 million 10 yrs guaranteed then he wants the Aggies to lose
He is a public school employee. Fire up the FOIA requests and file tortious interference lawsuits.
BadMoonRisin said:
He is a public school employee. Fire up the FOIA requests and file tortious interference lawsuits.
I understand some of those words. Let's get his ass
LatinAggie1997 said:Bryanisbest said:
That was a helluva comeback at the end for someone trying to throw the game.
I didn't see him in the batters box once.
Not surprising. Half our team looked like they'd never been in the batter's box, either.
Jimbos Plaque said:
If Albert's has a spine and a brain
Don't worry he doesn't.
Coaching didn't have much to do with our batters not hitting pitches.
LB12Diamond said:
Schloss has shown he's a lot of things in the last 24 hours. But he wanted to win that game. Now if he was off his game a little bc of the big secret he was hiding. Maybe so but I did not notice anything.
Every time they panned to him in the dugout, he looked dazed and in another world. I don't think he threw the game, but it 100% affected his coaching!
Hustle, hit, never quit!
Yes he did
Should've argued more balls n strikes to get that umps vision right
Should've argued more balls n strikes to get that umps vision right
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