On the attendance being 7,867 and what that means for the program with recruits in the building:
“Yeah, it was incredible. I got a bunch of texts from people that said, ‘congrats on the crowd.’ So I think pictures were circulating a little bit. On a football weekend, when that’s probably where people’s focus is, and it’s not necessarily baseball season, it was just unbelievable. And they were active, and they were into it, and most of them were here until the very end. So a very special environment to be able to do this Fall World Series deal.
“I hope with roster changes, we can keep doing this because, you know, some people may phase it out by the end of the year because we play outside opponents, but for us, with how many leaders we lost last year, it’s important for us to do this. And again, I hope with the changes coming, we can do it. You know, we have a kid that’s an infielder misjudge a ball in the outfield. The lights are usually a little tricky here anyway. We’re yelling at our catchers because there’s no one available to catch a pitcher in between innings and a catcher was on base to end the inning. So it’s kind of, you know, in pitch counts and things like that, we’re having a tough time dividing into two and getting after it, as much as people want to say, we got too many guys. Come to the park and watch what we got right here, which is why we have the recruits doing it.
“But anyway, just blessed overall for this whole deal that took place tonight. I hope our guys finish the fall the way they need to on Sunday, but we won’t be doing it in front of a crowd like this.”
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