And they'll blame it on Easter weekend
Do you think our former baseball coach
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Last: 9 mo ago by Johnsy3
I wish Schloss the best but I fear his career/ life will not end well. In his family, in his profession, in his relationships with former players, in his mental health or in some or all of the above. Schloss sold his integrity for vain glory and filthy lucre.
dermdoc said:
And has he demanded a new stadium because Disch sucks and is not on campus and is in a crap part of town?
It's Austin, not many areas near that cesspool campus would be considered a "good part of town"
Lots of "we's" wandering around with a rodent in their pocket on this thread...
GymBroFisher said:Interesting how "we started taking coaches to the championship series" once all the players he recruited and developed and coached were on the roster. Dumb take lol.TAMU1990 said:WE took him to his first championship series. Not him. He sat his ass in the dugout and was staring off into space.HoustonAg2106 said:Sher Thing said:
He's not better than Vitello.
He's the best coach that hasn't won a national championship, but until he does that he is behind guys like Vitello, Jay Johnson, and O'Sullivan
We outspent everyone else last year. We had the most expensive roster in college baseball. You think Monty, Jace and GG just loved Schloss so much and that's why they came here? The donors ponied up
Schloss had a pretty **** record in Omaha till he got here. The success wasn't *all* about him
This series is the first of many but it is so important to set a precedent for future our meetings.
GG is here because of Earley. He was originally committed to Arizona St
And I don't think we outspent LSU coming off a natty at all.
CSB disclaimer: I live in Austin and (for the most part) get along well with my whorn neighbors.
I recently mentioned to one such neighbor that their coach was already whining about the playing surface at DF and wanted an upgrade.
Neighbor: "He will get whatever he wants."
Me: "I hope he gets AIDS."
I recently mentioned to one such neighbor that their coach was already whining about the playing surface at DF and wanted an upgrade.
Neighbor: "He will get whatever he wants."
Me: "I hope he gets AIDS."
My response is the same regardless of the question anyone asks: "I have no idea, but I hope he chokes on a bag of dicks."
dermdoc said:
Is calling out the sips fans, like he did us, for all the empty seats behind home plate?
Wondered the exact same thing Derm
Oscar Diggs said:
Last season Texas A&M plays in the CWS Championship coached by the already committed head coach of the teasips. Would A&M winning a championship be in the best interest of the longhorn baseball program and it's coach?
Calling him a pos is too kind.
This is a very simple deduction. It's too obvious and his behavior during the championship series supports this hypothesis.
Who's wearing the "POSnaggle" tshirt to the game?Wabs said:
**** that POS.
Hahahahahahhaahajaha,
Suck it sips
Suck it sips
Agsncws said:
My response is the same regardless of the question anyone asks: "I have no idea, but I hope he chokes on a bag of dicks."
In austin that would be a bag of dildos.
I got 4 tickets for Saturday from a tsip family at my business. So I'll help represent for them.
Fairview20 said:
Just turned on the game and thought the same thing.
#1 team in the nation going for the sweep of #8 on a Saturday afternoon and the stadium looked 75% full.
I feel like he wouldn't dare chastise their fans though. Haven't heard a peep from him all year about it and it's been a problem all season.
He couldn't mention it fast enough last year though when we had empty seats behind home plate on a Tuesday night game.
Because he knew he was leaving for sip so he was putting his excuses out there to make it look like he had real reasons for leaving instead of just wanting to suck his buddy's dick
Bryanisbest said:
I wish Schloss the best
I don't.
He's a miserable human being.
Get lost, clown.
RED AG 98 said:TexAgs23 said:trouble said:
They had to bring in the freaking band to fill a section
Seriously???Texas brought out their band to Disch-Falk Field for last night’s game against Auburn.
— SEC Unfiltered (@SECUnfiltered) April 19, 2025
LOVE or HATE the move?
Do bands belong at college baseball games?
(image via @ElChibo) pic.twitter.com/Ep72CzQ06C
POS would prefer they bring in a swing band.
I hope that we sweep that egomaniac and his team.
trouble said:
I never want to see that man in maroon again. Ever.
What if his face is maroon because he's choking on a Weiner?
AggieOO said:trouble said:
I never want to see that man in maroon again. Ever.
What if his face is maroon because he's choking on a Weiner?
I still don't want to see it. Weirdo.
AggieOO said:trouble said:
I never want to see that man in maroon again. Ever.
What if his face is maroon because he's choking on a Weiner?
I think there are websites for that if that's what you're into.
NyAggie said:Fairview20 said:
Just turned on the game and thought the same thing.
#1 team in the nation going for the sweep of #8 on a Saturday afternoon and the stadium looked 75% full.
I feel like he wouldn't dare chastise their fans though. Haven't heard a peep from him all year about it and it's been a problem all season.
He couldn't mention it fast enough last year though when we had empty seats behind home plate on a Tuesday night game.
Because he knew he was leaving for sip so he was putting his excuses out there to make it look like he had real reasons for leaving instead of just wanting to suck his buddy's dick
Don't worry, he'll eventually turn on them and criticize like he always does, it's what he does
Bryanisbest said:
I wish Schloss the best but I fear his career/ life will not end well. In his family, in his profession, in his relationships with former players, in his mental health or in some or all of the above. Schloss sold his integrity for vain glory and filthy lucre.
This is nothing new for sports, business, or entertainment. Some real low life folks have had some of the most successful careers.
Canyon99 said:Bryanisbest said:
I wish Schloss the best but I fear his career/ life will not end well. In his family, in his profession, in his relationships with former players, in his mental health or in some or all of the above. Schloss sold his integrity for vain glory and filthy lucre.
This is nothing new for sports, business, or entertainment. Some real low life folks have had some of the most successful careers.
Sadly, you are right. How does it all end though? What do they see at the end of the road looking back? What feeling do they have toward those who they victimized along the way to their "successful careers?" "Was I really a success?"
Bryanisbest said:Canyon99 said:Bryanisbest said:
I wish Schloss the best but I fear his career/ life will not end well. In his family, in his profession, in his relationships with former players, in his mental health or in some or all of the above. Schloss sold his integrity for vain glory and filthy lucre.
This is nothing new for sports, business, or entertainment. Some real low life folks have had some of the most successful careers.
Sadly, you are right. How does it all end though? What do they see at the end of the road looking back? What feeling do they have toward those who they victimized along the way to their "successful careers?" "Was I really a success?"
I don't care for what he did and how he did it either, but he didn't "victimize" anyone, he's just a narcissist ahole who happens to also be really good at his job.
HoustonAg2106 said:Bryanisbest said:Canyon99 said:Bryanisbest said:
I wish Schloss the best but I fear his career/ life will not end well. In his family, in his profession, in his relationships with former players, in his mental health or in some or all of the above. Schloss sold his integrity for vain glory and filthy lucre.
This is nothing new for sports, business, or entertainment. Some real low life folks have had some of the most successful careers.
Sadly, you are right. How does it all end though? What do they see at the end of the road looking back? What feeling do they have toward those who they victimized along the way to their "successful careers?" "Was I really a success?"
I don't care for what he did and how he did it either, but he didn't "victimize" anyone, he's just a narcissist ahole who happens to also be really good at his job.
Unfortunately a lot of folks like that tend to be good at their jobs
Did you not see the stuff about Chestnut last year?
And there was also another parent of the team his first year here that said some pretty interesting things.
Stating someone is just a narcissist is not a simple thing. Narcissist do some of the worst things to their friends and family.
And there was also another parent of the team his first year here that said some pretty interesting things.
Stating someone is just a narcissist is not a simple thing. Narcissist do some of the worst things to their friends and family.
Momma Montgomery has been going after him with both barrels ever since he pulled that crap last JuneLB12Diamond said:
Did you not see the stuff about Chestnut last year?
And there was also another parent of the team his first year here that said some pretty interesting things.
Stating someone is just a narcissist is not a simple thing. Narcissist do some of the worst things to their friends and family.
I love her. She's awesome. Her kid deserved better than to get to regionals/SR/Omaha and be led by a man who was already gone. The whole team deserved better. Such a d bag.
Bryanisbest said:Canyon99 said:Bryanisbest said:
I wish Schloss the best but I fear his career/ life will not end well. In his family, in his profession, in his relationships with former players, in his mental health or in some or all of the above. Schloss sold his integrity for vain glory and filthy lucre.
This is nothing new for sports, business, or entertainment. Some real low life folks have had some of the most successful careers.
Sadly, you are right. How does it all end though? What do they see at the end of the road looking back? What feeling do they have toward those who they victimized along the way to their "successful careers?" "Was I really a success?"
I've known quite a few and empathy and shame are traits they just don't possess. I am dealing with one now that is damn near the worst I've seen and they will use anything to get ahead. There will be no retrospect in the future as long as they got what they want.
"The game knows" - POS
Yes it does. And your retribution is coming.
Yes it does. And your retribution is coming.
Absolutely. Schloss is an incredible game manager though.
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