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I get "snarky"? Mr Stanley, every post you make takes a personal shot. You couldn't discuss a topic if your life depended on it.

So now you forget that this has been about the last ten years? How convenient.

Who cares? That win wouldn't have changed anything.

That's all you have left. You have to deflect from the bigger point of Bobby Morris phoning it in for a decade by pointing out that he DID IN FACT win on the road over a decade ago.

I have literally quoted you the whole time. That 2011 1-0 game......who cares?

James Bowden Morris is living off 1994-2008.

Before 2009. Thank you for setting that one up for me.

You're mad because I point out facts that you have no answer for. Jim Morris has done absolutely nothing on the road. If he doesn't have a clear talent advantage, he is useless.

College baseball is too deep for "home field" to mean anything. The "home team" isn't even guaranteed to be the actual home team in its games.

Yes, it was clear that you had penciled in Florida as the regional winner despite your nonsense about small sample sizes in other conversations. Who cares if we won that 1-0 game? Florida was still the better team.

Yes, a team can do that. Which is irrelevant. The bigger point is that Jim Morris and his second-tier program has had many opportunities to beat great teams in the postseason and hasn't done it once.

Home field advantage only means something if you're Jim Morris, who is unable to win on the road. Around the country, though, baseball teams are making "home field advantage" meaningless. Road teams win all over the place.

You will forever regret the "who cares" comment. Who cares if we won that game to get into the driver's seat? Who cares?

While Andrew Piccolo Aquinas continues to deflect from the real topic, here's a reminder: Last ten years Zero wins as the road team in the postseason Zero wins against a #1 seed in the postseason One win in Omaha 0-8 vs Florida in the postseason Two regional titles Two years of missing the...

So you don't know what a non sequitur is either. I'm shocked.

"Baseball is random!!!!" I wish we would have won the winner's bracket game in 2011. "Who cares? We weren't going to win the regional anyway!!!" But I thought baseball was random.

So what? Talk about random.

So if Miami "can" beat Florida in a winner takes all final game, shouldn't we care whether or not we win the 1-0 game in a regional?

While he's looking that up, can anyone give us the list of times Miami defeated a team that had an equal or higher seed in the last 10 years?

"The road team is not supposed to win", as 10 teams advanced in 2018 while being the visiting team.