MissouriBengal

Mizzou by far for basketball. Missouri actually is a talent rich state when it comes to basketball. Just happens Mizzou has missed out on all of them. For example: Tyler and Ben Hansbrough, Otto Porter, Bradley Beal, David Lee, Jayson Tatum, and Michael Porter(although he just moved to Washington). These are just a few off the top of my head.

Pretty close

If I have learned anything about this board it is now we definetly aren't getting Canada. As soon as it's posted on here, might as well forget it.

In!!

Guy is an amazing hire. I live in Cape Girardeau, where SEMO is located. I can tell you that Mizzou hired the most professional guy out there. He has not only won, but put guys in the league every single year. I know he may not be the big tier name, but Mizzou got a gem!

Bieser would be an amazing hire. Tremendous coach, and recruiter. He is able to find the diamonds in the rough, and knows the game. Something about former catchers I like as managers.

Word around Cape is he is in Columbia as we speak. My mom, also teaches with his wife, and she has heard they may be filling her spot. Which probably means he isn't getting the job! Haha.

I am from Southeast Missouri State, better known as SEMO. Mississippi St. will win, but they will have their hands full with SEMO's pitcher Lucchesi. He's going to be drafted early this year. Will be a fun first round match up with him, and Hudson going at it.

Notre Dame High School

Hi, I am a high school coach in Missouri and last weekend a player of mine had an ATV accident. Layne, who is a freshmen lefty, was a very promising point guard and pitcher for our programs. After the wreck Layne had to have his 3 middle fingers removed on his left hand. All he has, of now, is his pinkie and thumb. As his coach all I could think about was how can I try and help him. So, myself and some other coaches reached out to his favorite team... The Vanderbilt baseball team.

I emailed Tim Carter Corbin, head coach at Vanderbilt, to see if he could give him some words of encouragement! Later that day, he emailed me back, and got Layne's information. I expected, being in the middle of conference play, a quick shout out and that's it. Well, coach not only contacted him with encouragement by text, but also wrote him a really encouraging letter.

I thought that was all he was going to get, and I was more than impressed. Then today at school I received a package. Coach Corbin sent Layne an ACTUAL jersey! Folks, if you could have seen his face when he opened the package... It was priceless.

Layne is a remarkable young man, but obviously is going through a rough time. Sports has been his life for so long, and right now it's in question what he can do in the future. But, this has definitely helped Layne keep his mind off of it, and also motivate him to move on.

I just wanted all of the SEC to know how awesome of a man Coach Corbin is, and hopefully Vanderbilt realizes how lucky they are to have him! Sorry for the long post, but God Bless!

Better not give him another year, if you want to have a chance with Michael Porter to stay home!