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What is wrong with Clarksville baseball? Clarksville is the 5th most populated city in TN and hasn't had a state championship ever that I know of. Closest one I can think of is Clarksville Northeast about 5-6 years back when they went to the Final 4. Citites like Nashville, Memphis, and Chatanooga have regulars in the state tourney every year whereas Clarksville gets excited about one per decade.Clarksville High has always seemed to have talent, and Northeast did until its talent moved onto newly opened Rossview. Rossview opened last year with a bang finishing ranked 16th in state, but that was due to head coach Jason Rice. Seems to me that Clarksville in general needs to step it up a notch so they don't become the laughing stock of TN.

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I played on the 97 Northeast team that went to the state championships. We were always called underachivers because we had so much talent but never went far. At Northeast it was due a large part to coaching decisions on who and where players played. It was more about who a players dad was and how much money he put into the program. I was one of four players on that 97 team to play college ball, and if coaches had help any players get recruited, more would have played at tthe next level. Coaching in Clarksville is the main problem.

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