Fearless Gamecock

I get worried every year about our class, but we always seem to pull a top 20 or top 25 class. I think a top 30 class might be hard to do at this point honestly. We don't seem to be trending with really anyone.

Love Frank Martin, but that should be it. It's clear he can't get it done in crunch time. Tanner needs to go first though.

I really don't understand how our baseball program is this average. We have all of the advantages in the world when it comes to a college baseball program. MK just doesn't get it.

It's a miracle we held onto to those honestly.

I personally think Leach is overrated, and I don't think his style of offense is going to work in the SEC West. He will be funny though, and that might be good for the league. I mean his team just lost to Air Force.

I love Frank Martin as a person, and I appreciate what he has done here. That said, if we don't make the tournament (not likely) this year, we need to move on. We have given him way more than enough time to right the ship.

Moving to the SEC has helped USC alot from a financial standpoint. We have one of the healthiest athletic departments in the country. Like someone else said, I believe it was top 15 last year, and is poised to continue to rise. Tanner has been terrible with his coaching hires, but he knows how to generate capital.

Your last sentence has been me since I got here haha. People keep asking me if I have embraced the culture yet, and I am like "yeah, it's cool, but USC is still home". They don't get it, but alot of them are from smaller schools or went to A&M for undergrad. I am known as the "Gamecock", and people have called me out several times walking the hall haha. I should run for student government at this point. After the UGA game, everyone had something to say. Needless to say, the A&M game week wasn't fun for me haha.

I completely agree with your other point about costs. I was also accepted into Pittsburgh, and even though their program was ranked slightly higher, that school would have cost me over $100,000. A&M is going to cost me like a quarter of that with the instate tuition waiver. It's a pretty cool place honestly, and you get to meet a ton of serious people. I do not regret my choice.

Affirmative.

Haha wait a minute here...lol. I graduated in 2013, with a major in International Studies, and a minor in History. I am currently at Texas A&M.....studying IR.