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This is funny coming from someone who lies and trolls as a message board shtick.

The topic had turned to private schools going to the CWS. My post was precisely about that.

This is what you claimed. Which I didn't do. I made an example of TCU in a thread that had turned into a private school debate. At least get it right. What's funny is that I was 100% accurate and you're just arguing nitpicky bull**** because you're not willing to lie about this and say I was...

Which is not what you claimed. As usual, you make stuff up and then erect a strawman.

That's not what I did at all.

If I disagreed, or didn't say what was attributed to me, I would refute it even if I didn't think it was on topic. I think you're the same way which means that, of course, what I described of you is 100% true.

You will always be able to lie and erect strawmen, you mean.

They were not random and irrelevant as anybody who has read this board would know. Just admit that the standards are different and move on.

It's definitely true, now. You're so transparent.

Also, we're making easily observable statements of fact. It's harder for private schools to win than it ever has been. It's also harder to win, period, than it ever has been since so many more schools take the game seriously and invest in the sport. You can't refute any of these claims and...

This is not true, again. You're terrible with words.

I got that. And then I made an observation that you didn't bother to refute. (because you know it's true)

The bottom line is that only 8 private schools have won national championships in baseball. And these are the years. 1948, 1952, 1955, 1958, 1961, 1963, 1968, 1970, 1971, 1972, 1973, 1974, 1978, 1982, 1985, 1987, 1988, 1992, 1999, 2001, 2003, 2014 14 titles in the first 36 years, only 8 in...

Why did you pick an odd number like 9 years when discussing TCU's Omaha appearances?

Since Schlossnagle's tenure began (2004), they've been the the CWS the same number of times (5) as Miami, won the same number of Regionals (7) and has missed the tournament the same number of times (2) as well. How much you wanna bet that Jagr thinks that TCU has been way, way better than Miami...

How many of them went 44 straight years before that?