DieHardCane27
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I would definitely like us to hire somebody with a pitching background, because the pitching has been so awful the last few years, and that's unacceptable.
The 2023 season is Scott Brown’s 11th as the pitching coach and seventh as associate head coach at Vanderbilt. Brown has helped the Commodores go 430-183-1 (.701) and strike out a nation-high 5,963 batters during his eight seasons.
If you want to fix this pitching mess, Scott Brown is the guy. Elite recruiter and developer. Obviously, no track record as HC. Would be similar to Florida hiring O’Sullivan from Clemson.
Feels like he’s a guy that will get a shot at a big job. I’d be happy with that, but I think the #1 target should be Dan McDonnell.Agreed. Plus he comes from a private school which recruits nationally which suits UM well.
Without knowing names and resumes (yep I’m clueless) I would start looking at head guys from small Private Universities who have made it work and MidMajors who somehow continually crack Top25 + areas I wouldn’t expect to be hotbeds of baseball, so that means:
Coastal Carolina
Dallas Baptist
Oregon St
Wake Forest
Vanderbilt
Indiana St
Start there as they got the blue print.
All that being said I am not sold this regime can take it to the next level(and I Know they have been here so if they havent done it yet they wont, I just mean since DiMare has taken the reigns). I truly hope he has been told next year is Super's/Omaha or bust and if he needs to make changes do it now. JD seems like a good guy who has given a lot to the program. But we need new blood. Our arms rarely get better. Most regress so much that they end up being ok at Nova Southeastern or St Thomas...not even dominating there.
Mario C aside baseball needs an outsider with new thoughts and a new way. Go get Scott Brown if we make a change. Develops, recruits the northeast, and has done it everywhere he has went. Also stays out in front of trends. Not a guy who digs and says "Nope my way has worked for years"
I hope not....I think baseball needs fresh blood. A complete non Miami guy.
No Cooper, Lovelady, Cora, etc. All good guys and Cooper has it tough at PSU as the southern schools are just plucking who they want and leaving PSU and Pitt to fight over the scraps.
I've mentioned it before I'd love Scott Brown from Vandy. He's probably got a great network too so he'd make some great hires with him and he would get even more out of our arms as well as plug us in even more in the northeast.
A few non P5 guys that would kill it here too but I'm not sure they'd go that route because of the programs history.
Scott Brown Vandy Assistant HC and Pitching coach
Seems to make a lot of sense. Maybe I’ll send another one of those emails…Bingo… that’s my choice…
How many years does Corbin have left? About a decade, right? Brown would be smart to strike while the iron is hot.I am sure it wont happen...and not because we dont take a stab. I just dont know if we can land Mario (despite what some think on here that was a huge hire...results TBD) and then land the top assistant baseball coach in the country. But I have been beating the drum since last summer. So all aboard the Scott Brown to Miami train.
Post less"search" lulz Another full on cronyism hire for the UM admin fiefdom incoming. Hope they luck out and a coach L lands in their lap.
He’s around 60. I could see him going another 8-10yrs. NIL is going to even the SEC out a bit more and Vandys scholarship advantage won’t be as advantageous. Obviously they still develop at a high level too.How many years does Corbin have left? About a decade, right? Brown would be smart to strike while the iron is hot.
In case you were dying to know what Karl Ravech thought…
I agree with HurricanePhilly. That second to last sentence is concerningI was a bit curious and I'm glad to hear he and I are thinking along the same lines
I was 100% joking. I do not want JD anywhere near this program anymore. I also think there are more viable options than Cora.I agree with HurricanePhilly. That second to last sentence is concerning