Fire Todd Butler

[Shocker85]

Compare that to 3G's comments about scheduleing post-Valley. I thiknk he said they would always try to put together the best non-con schedule they could. Ironically, this may actually be easier in the AAC than it was in the Valley of Dearth.

Without a doubt. Is it really that hard for Butler to understand the benefit of a difficult schedule. Quite simply, you have to beat the best to be the best.

If you don't want to be the best. Leave. Now.

Marshall gets it. We really can't have a discussion about Marshall in the same breath as Butler. Ever.

[molly jabali]

Without a doubt. Is it really that hard for Butler to understand the benefit of a difficult schedule. Quite simply, you have to beat the best to be the best.

If you don't want to be the best. Leave. Now.

Marshall gets it. We really can't have a discussion about Marshall in the same breath as Butler. Ever.

This...you have to play the best to be the best.

[bleed yellow]

The light at the end of the tunnel in all this is that Boatright indicated that there still isn't lots of interest in bringing football back.. As long as we aren't dumping piles of money into football, there's always the chance WSU will try to breath life back into baseball.

[BOBB]

Here is one of my all time favorite teams: http://www.goshockers.com/custompage...stats/1998.htm

Great team other than that POS Christensen was on it. He did about as much to **** on this program as anyone.

[mjbaker84]

Great team other than that POS Christensen was on it. He did about as much to **** on this program as anyone.

what did he do?

[Play Angry]

Please just use Google.

[WheatShock]

what did he do?

In a game against Evansville he intentionally hit the lead off batter in the head with a warm up pitch while the guy was still on deck.

[pinstripers]

In a game against Evansville he intentionally hit the lead off batter in the head with a warm up pitch while the guy was still on deck.

You think that was HIS idea?

[SB Shock]

In a game against Evansville he intentionally hit the lead off batter in the head with a warm up pitch while the guy was still on deck.

This is actually a lie by the media to hype a story that didn't need hyping. Molina was no where near a on-deck circle. It was made even worse was there was no adult supervision (Schuas had not been hired just yet) and Gene and Kemnitz came out trying to defend Christenson and said some really stupid stuff that was like lobbing softball to the media. This 1 event cost WSU a trip to CWS in '99 and started the demise of the program.

[WheatShock]

You think that was HIS idea?

Whether the idea was Christensen's or not, he still threw at him.

[WheatShock]

This is actually a lie by the media to hype a story that didn't need hyping. Molina was no where near a on-deck circle. It was made even worse was there was no adult supervision (Schuas had not been hired just yet) and Gene and Kemnitz came out trying to defend Christenson and said some really stupid stuff that was like lobbing softball to the media. This 1 event cost WSU a trip to CWS in '99 and started the demise of the program.

I understand that Molina was not in the on deck circle. You still don't throw at a guys head in that situation, you ask the umpire to make him get back in the circle where he's supposed to be.

[bleed yellow]

I understand that Molina was not in the on deck circle. You still don't throw at a guys head in that situation, you ask the umpire to make him get back in the circle where he's supposed to be.

So are you implying that this event was more of a hex that was placed on WSU baseball after the fact or that it overall affected recruiting? Cause it seems to be one of those things that's buried and rarely gets dug up by the media..

[WheatShock]

So are you implying that this event was more of a hex that was placed on WSU baseball after the fact or that it overall affected recruiting? Cause it seems to be one of those things that's buried and rarely gets dug up by the media..

What?

ALL i'm saying is don't throw at peoples heads.

[pinstripers]

Whether the idea was Christensen's or not, he still threw at him.

When you are a college pitcher, you do what the pitching coach tells you to do.

[WheatShock]

When you are a college pitcher, you do what the pitching coach tells you to do.

Ah the old "I was just following orders" dodge. I think some Germans tried that defense at Nuremburg. How did that work out for them?

I don't care what the pitching coach may or may not have told him to do, Christensen is still responsible for his actions.