Clark
I liked your message. It brought a tear to my eye.
I won't bother to address your obvious lie. I'm sure Stevie Wonder blindfolded could see through it. I would like to discuss your "rhyme and reason" for typing in the third person and talking about how Clark Jones made such a great move bringing in an assistant who played in the major (Please refer to page 9).
I would also like to know your "rhyme and reason" for labeling your team as only normal, underdog guys who do the best with "what they got". Clark, if you would only give one ounce of effort everyone of those players could be all-stars. Every kid who plays college baseball has potential, but your pathetic attempt at "coaching" only hurts their chances of becoming more than "normal".
I believe coaches should look at their players by what they could be. As opposed to designating them to role players, or underdogs. You only look at kids as income into the school in order to preserve your job.
Nobody thinks of Elmhurst baseball as a family. No one is proud to say they played for Elmhurst. No wonder you don't have any money. Why would someone donate to a program that they won't even admit to playing for.
I just wish those kids now can get past your overbearing stupidity and get to play the game the way it is supposed to be played.
I liked your message. It brought a tear to my eye.
I won't bother to address your obvious lie. I'm sure Stevie Wonder blindfolded could see through it. I would like to discuss your "rhyme and reason" for typing in the third person and talking about how Clark Jones made such a great move bringing in an assistant who played in the major (Please refer to page 9).
I would also like to know your "rhyme and reason" for labeling your team as only normal, underdog guys who do the best with "what they got". Clark, if you would only give one ounce of effort everyone of those players could be all-stars. Every kid who plays college baseball has potential, but your pathetic attempt at "coaching" only hurts their chances of becoming more than "normal".
I believe coaches should look at their players by what they could be. As opposed to designating them to role players, or underdogs. You only look at kids as income into the school in order to preserve your job.
Nobody thinks of Elmhurst baseball as a family. No one is proud to say they played for Elmhurst. No wonder you don't have any money. Why would someone donate to a program that they won't even admit to playing for.
I just wish those kids now can get past your overbearing stupidity and get to play the game the way it is supposed to be played.