softball signee Logyn Lilley's amazing numbers

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If you have ever hit fungo and were good at it, you were a good hitter. As simple as it may seem, tossing the ball in the air and then being able to hit the ball, where you were intending for the ball to go, takes good hand eye coordination. I wonder if some of these players can do this.
 
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Cat Hosfield was "the stuff" coming out of high school. She was one of the best HS pitchers I had ever seen, and had it not been for her injury, she would be right up there with Monica in terms of stats at Tennessee.
 
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Putbacks said:
What a jerky, arrogant post! I was simply making the point that high school numbers and stardom does not necessarily correspond to college productivity. We should be cautiously optimistic. Does that make sense, Snotty?
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Yes, and we all know that and the coaches know that. Posters have made that point, oh, about a million times already.
 
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Sandvol said:
Yes, and we all know that and the coaches know that. Posters have made that point, oh, about a million times already.
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You are not good at math either, and your sarcasm sucks as badly as your attitude.
 
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Well anyway guys, she has great stats and looks like a sweetheart too. Any young lady that hit like that, at any level, has to be valuable.
 
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You are a drive-by snobster who shoots down people's posts with little to no credence to what you are saying.

Your earlier preachy post insinuated that I was taking a stab at coaching and recruiting as the culprits behind 3 high school stars' lackluster college careers. Multiple factors decided those outcomes respectively.

Later you said I was repeating what a million other posters had said. I was the 4th poster in this thread and the first to caution against getting hopes too high and putting undue pressure on a kid who has not batted against collegiate pitchers or had to rebound from an unfortunate injury while her durability is being challenged with a lengthy college schedule.

Your retorts are just brash and snotty.
 
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Putbacks said:
You are a drive-by snobster who shoots down people's posts with little to no credence to what you are saying.

Your earlier preachy post insinuated that I was taking a stab at coaching and recruiting as the culprits behind 3 high school stars' lackluster college careers. Multiple factors decided those outcomes respectively.

Later you said I was repeating what a million other posters had said. I was the 4th poster in this thread and the first to caution against getting hopes too high and putting undue pressure on a kid who has not batted against collegiate pitchers or had to rebound from an unfortunate injury while her durability is being challenged with a lengthy college schedule.

Your retorts are just brash and snotty.
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So if a parent tapes their kids "A" on the refrigerator that is putting undue pressure on the kid? Let's not put undue pressure on the kids. So we shouldn't get our hopes high because the coaches are recruiting great players? You have a distorted point of view and if the coaches and players had that attitude they'd win at nothing.
 
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Sandvol said:
So if a parent tapes their kids "A" on the refrigerator that is putting undue pressure on the kid? Let's not put undue pressure on the kids. So we shouldn't get our hopes high because the coaches are recruiting great players? You have a distorted point of view and if the coaches and players had that attitude they'd win at nothing.
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Rhetoric and crafty sidestepping of the snotty lies you didn't address.
 
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Putbacks said:
Rhetoric and crafty sidestepping of the snotty lies you didn't address.
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What are you talking about you psycho broad? The OP started the thread highlighting Logyn Lilley's amazing numbers and your response was.....

Encouraging but realize Cheyanne Tarango and Erin Gabriel were respectively "the stuff" coming out of high school too, but then college happened. And there was Cat Hosfield...

Again, should the coaches not recruit All Stars? What is your point that hasn't been made a million times before? That players don't come with a guarantee?
 
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Sandvol said:
What are you talking about you psycho broad? The OP started the thread highlighting Logyn Lilley's amazing numbers and your response was.....

Encouraging but realize Cheyanne Tarango and Erin Gabriel were respectively "the stuff" coming out of high school too, but then college happened. And there was Cat Hosfield...

Again, should the coaches not recruit All Stars? What is your point that hasn't been made a million times before? That players don't come with a guarantee?
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That's the quote, and there is no blame placed on coaching. You twist context to fuel your snottiness.

And you salt your sermon with words like "let me kind of explain this to you" and "does that make sense?".

Snotty, snotty, snotty...
 
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I love how gule and SandVol, the two biggest sh*t-stirrers here, stick together. LOL. It's actually quite cute. :)
 
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