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Yes. Catching the ball and running the bases effectively shouldn't require the best facilities in the nation. Our obvious decline in those areas clearly falls on the coaches.

If you enjoy throwing up in your mouth, here's a preview from before last season on our future, replete with beautiful Morris quotes: https://247sports.com/college/miami/Article/Jim-Morris-Gino-DiMare-the-Absolute-Right-Choice-for-the-Miami-Hurricanes-105462212/Amp

Imagine if T. Boone Pickens was allowed to pick Okie State's next football coach, and picked his son. Okie State would be a nationwide laughingstock.

I don't know if Morris is embarrassed to go out like this, but I'm embarrassed for him. He could have bowed out gracefully after the dead cat bounce CWS appearances in 2015 and 2016. Instead he decided to leave the once dominant program in college baseball only after it completely collapsed. By...

I always thought that Miami had a geographical advantage in baseball over teams like Pitt because it's like 14 degrees in Pittsburgh when baseball season starts. I guess I was wrong.

There probably is not formal contract at this point, but even if there was, coaches get let go all the time in the middle of their contracts. There's no legal constraint to changing direction. The only relevant issue is his dad. And it's a big big issue.

Many of us saw the wheels coming off way before 3 years ago. Flukey CWS appearances aside, in 2009 we started getting completely dominated by UF, and slightly less dominated by FSU, every time we played them. That was a clear warning sign. Then the home regional winning streak ended in...

Blake is only in this spot because he acquiesced in naming DiMare the "coach in waiting" initially. It's his own fault.

Yes, but it's apparently not going to happen. JD isn't the problem, but he needs to go too.