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Corey Mee is a good man by rockne85

He'd be an excellent candidate if a move is made. He'd instill mental and physical toughness and a culture of "all in" and accountable for success. I'd think he need to hire a stud pitching coach and great hitting coach - ideally the latter of who is just a charismatic dynamo on the recruiting trail that can help us win some of the ACC-cold weather vs ACC -warm weather recruiting battles that we have to win more of to build a sustainable talent bases of above average players across the board.

There are others our there who could fit this mode, but we just have to the commitment and conviction to go get a more sure thing. They are out there - - it just takes ONE.