CrazyDevil11

Your can definately add Bart Cherry to that list. He is a left-handed pitcher out of Lebanon, who has already made two varsity starts one of which was a no-hitter. The other he held Riverdale to 1 hit into the 5th inning. He lacks some speed but has a godly breaking ball and change-up with out of this world control. All he needs is a little size and speed and he will be set.

I have to agree with E5 hands down Cumberland Baseball surpasses all, but baseball is a great game and any game can be won by any team at any time.

Leave it up to the current coach to bring up a former one, that was not to mention more addiquitly equiped to handle his ball team. And as far as coach Bowers being a good ball coach i would have to agree even though he is at another school he is still here EVERYDAY. So now let's try to find something more interesting to talk about, and be adults about it!

As a coach I've now seen both ends of this spectrum. Teams learn nothing from being humiliated, and gain nothing(except artificially padded stats) from killing a team just beacuse they can. Personally, I will never let my team score double digits, and often won't let the score go past 6-0. Put in the JV's AND place restrictions on their play. It also helps that we've been on the down side of 12-0 before. We know how bad that feels. I tell my players, "You can't make others play with class. Just show that you do."