Macee Fanning

Finally, someone gave them the opportunity of a lifetime at a major program with a major life changing contract that changed the life of their family and their kids future families. That process takes, in many cases, 10-25 years… that’s commitment. – at Atascocita, TX

They grinded out summers with 4-5 weeks living in hotels, spent more fall days at PG and PBR events than practice days on their campuses. Someone then gave them a shot as a head coach. The committed to growing their staff as they grew and continuing the growth of their athletes – at Atascocita, TX

And then Volunteers. They ran camps and washed uniforms. For many years, they spent more than they earned. Then they got a shot as a second assistant. Spent years making a very hard honest living. Someone then gave them a shot as a RC at another place… – at Atascocita, TX

The whole “Coaches can leave programs anytime they wish and are not committed to the players” argument is hogwash for the most part. College baseball Coaches were once players in most cases. They played until their playing days were done. Then the became grad assistants… – at Atascocita, TX