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The Ohio State Baseball (Official Thread)

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JCOSU86 said:
It would argued that a change is needed if they were only ON PAR with regional peers. But they legitimately behind conservatively 2 programs IN OHIO. And I think they are behind 4-5 programs.
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Actually it could be stated that they are possibly #1 among their regional peers, if Greater Columbus is their region (Does Capital have a baseball team?).
 
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Serious question: If OSU really gave a damn and got an excellent coach who started recruiting and killing it on the field, could the program actually be one that pays for itself at some point? Break even I'm saying taking a little burden off the football team so that money is better utilized for other sports that give a shit.
 
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Bestbuck36 said:
Serious question: If OSU really gave a damn and got an excellent coach who started recruiting and killing it on the field, could the program actually be one that pays for itself at some point? Break even I'm saying taking a little burden off the football team so that money is better utilized for other sports that give a shit.
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While that is a great question, I doubt it. Coaches salaries and starting the season with 20 games on the road (in the South) does not seem to me to be trending in the self-supporting category.
 
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OSU holds on to beat Marshall for the 3rd time this season

https://ohiostatebuckeyes.com/buckeyes-score-late-beat-marshall-7-6/

COLUMBUS, Ohio – After ending a tough weekend series in College Park, Ohio State returned home to defend their Bill Davis Stadium and took down Marshall in comeback fashion on Tuesday evening 7-6.

This was the third win of the season against Marshall and the Buckeyes improve to 12-21 on the season.

The Thundering Herd took an early 4-0 lead as they got to freshman Gavin Bruni in the first. Fellow freshman Jake Johnson replaced Bruni on the mound, striking out two to close the inning. Trey Lipsey’s RBI groundout put Ohio State on the board, driving in a huge double from senior captain Zach Dezenzo.

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