re: Jay Johnson at LSU, what's going wrong?

This will be even more embarrassing if these weirdos get swept

Looks like all these shite talking turds disappeared.

Bump bumpidty bump

Where’s that fig at?

Took 2 of 3 aggies..finish the same make the dance

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FootsFanatic

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The typical aggie cycle of delusion

Have a decent team...Talk shite too soon...forget that all of your athletic teams eventually disappoint you...get disappointed by [insert any aggie athletic team]...then disappear from your post like the cuck you are.

rinse, wash, repeat

Credit to LSU for putting in strong work during that series. Those kind of series wins can catapult a team for the remainder of the season. The same exact thing happened when A&M played great against LSU Schloss first season at A&M. Turned the season around and they eventually made it to Omaha.

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Jay Johnson at LSU, what's going wrong?

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Welcome to karma and the wrath of the baseball gods

In all honesty, I think Johnson misjudged the SEC level of difficulty this season.
We came into conference play as a Top 5 team, I think still #2 or so. He was still fricking around with the lineup and pitching rotations, seeing what could work, instead of going all-in to win games and series. 1-2 on the road against a better State team than expected, 1-2 at home against a motivated and dangerous Florida team. Pretty competitive but still swept at Arkansas, suddenly you're 2-7 and shell-shocked. Messed around with Vandy and lost the series 1-2 at home, another competitive effort but swept at Tennessee-
3-12 and left for dead.

LSU simply does not have the pitching depth to sweep a series, Game 3 will be a loss. The mistake was not committing all arms to game 2 in the Florida and Vandy series- LSU led both going into the 8th. Lost both, as they tried to hold arms for game 3; got run-ruled in game 3 both times anyway. We couldn't even sweep Auburn at home, lost game 3 by 2 but it was wire to wire for them, LSU never led.

A&M seems to have shown a change of strategy- we used our best to close game 2 out, and WON it. Got run-ruled in game 3, but took the series.

LSU can win games 1 and 2 against pretty much anyone, sweeps vs Arky and Tennessee aside (those were 7-4 and 4-3, 6-3 and 3-1 games). It can NOT win game 3. If they had approached the entire conference season with this understanding, I think LSU is sitting at 11-13 conference wins, ranked in the upper teens, still on track to maybe host one of the last regionals. We'd have won at least 2 more series.

In other words, we'd be having the season Miss State is having.

Honestly, Skeenes delayed the inevitable here. He was so good he carried a mediocre team to the natty last year. We are now seeing what this coach is truly like.

Irony. sidewalk.