Watts was cut from the team. That’s straight from the horses mouth.
Wasn’t mutual. She was cut.
Then our coaches have no vision for our players.
Bro, you gotta pay the annual $299.99 + tax to get the insider info on our softball plans.
If you’re going to continue to be a cheapskate, then you’ll never know what’s really going on.
Thinking about getting season tickets again if I can get chair back.
Hopefully with some playing time she can develop into a stellar player.
Softball is well on its way to the same fate as LaTech WBB. It’s a sad state of affairs that we’ve done so poorly in the portal which tells me our staff is not able to convince players to make the move to join our program.
Ours might be available soon.
Heard Mr. Bobby on Foote’s show this morning say that catcher Danika Spinogatti from Florida St. will be joining the Cajuns.
FSU catcher transferring to UL. She has a lot of potential.
And now we’re gonna have like 10 freshman starters on this team?
Looked it up. I was hoping this was Manny Puig’s daughter.
And only 1 with a few innings of D1 experience.
This was always the end of the road..
When other schools (with better campuses, night life, facilities, amenities, etc) started throwing money into the sport, all that we were left with was the plaques on the wall to point at and say “we used to be really important!”
There is no afterlife in softball. There is no career to be had. I cant think of another sport where you graduate or play out your eligibility and then have basically zero paths to making money off of it.
If Texas Tech offers me $20k to ride the bench and I can pay off any student debt I have while earning a decent degree, I’d be stupid not to take it.
AUSL has 6 teams right now, hopefully they will expand the more that ESPN backs it.
I think if we can get a tradition back up and running, I think we can be good.
For the majority of student-athletes there isn’t an afterlife. The number that make it to the NFL, NBA, MLB, WNBA, pale in comparison to the total number of NCAA student-athletes. The spending we see today is a problem and it is destroying collegiate athletics. I wish there was a simple solution, but unless caps on spending are put in place this is our future. You hire coaches who can win conference championships and get you to the post season.
ESPN will never promote pro softball anywhere near the degree they promote the WNBA, despite WNBA being definitely a worse and more unwatchable product than say…mid-major conference softball.