Gene Stephenson (born August 31, 1945)[1] is an American former college baseball coach, who served as the head baseball coach at Wichita State from 1978 to 2013. (wikipedia)
I am happy with the personnel, ... We've got the potential to be much, much better than we showed this fall. It's going to boil down to who is most consistent day to day.
For some reason, we're not getting through to the players. And I know they're trying; they're trying hard. You've just got to come and play the game to enjoy and have a good time. They're not.
He's still not able to throw his breaking ball, but he did a real good job.
Not like it used to be. It didn't seem like we were excited -- this whole ballpark just seemed quiet all night to me.
I don't know if we can rally this weekend or not. We need to do something.
He hit that fastball about as good as you can hit it. When he hit it, I knew it was gone. I don't know if everybody else did, but I knew. It excited me.
He has played very well defensively at third base. He's swinging the bat well. He can add some punch.
He gives a good account of himself every time he goes out there. I was proud of his performance today.
Aaron Shafer continues to be a rock-solid pitcher. We should have been out of the inning in the eighth with nobody on. He deserved to have at least eight complete. That's frustrating, because we need to make that play.
Every day is progress. We're making progress like a turtle, but we're making progress in the right direction, I think.
