First off your comment was not necessary as the context of my comment had no basis of claiming it led to our loss. The comments were in direct correlation with why coaches lose their job. So you're starting off by being disingenuous so it now appears that you are being argumentive because you want to be right.

Fans spend their hard earned money and spend part of their free time when they go to games. When that product no longer carries a positive value for your sacrifice then you choose to do something else.

And you missed the point totally. Yes, the things I pointed out should have merited fans in the stands but the point was the confidence level, and the past failures of Kingston, have kept fans from coming out. Had the confidence in the team and coaching staff been there I can assure you it would have been sold out.

Look I appreciate your compassion for our Gamecocks but you are in the minority on this issue. I took love my Gamecocks BBUT I want better for them and know when it's time for a change not holding out " hope that we go on a run".

I know what Carolina baseball used to be. I've been going to games since Bobby Richardson was coach. I remember when the train would stop in the outfield to watch us play because we were an elite team. I'm not willing to hope and pray when my personal experience tells me it's a waste of time.

You can cheer for the team while still wanting a coaching change and pointing out our short comings and choosing some other values for our time and money is not putting down the players

I even started a thread, preseason, on how far the talent could take us but our coaching staff, who still can't figure out what pitchers should do what, is not doing the job and after 7 years you know it's not going to change.