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2019 will be final season for FSU's Martin - Kaplony - 06-18-2018 07:34 PM http://seminoles.com/mike-martin-to-return-for-final-season/ Quote:Florida State University Vice President and Director of Athletics Stan Wilcox announced Monday that head baseball coach Mike Martin will return for his 40th and final season in 2019. RE: 2019 will be final season for FSU's Martin - JRsec - 06-18-2018 08:16 PM (06-18-2018 07:34 PM)Kaplony Wrote: http://seminoles.com/mike-martin-to-return-for-final-season/ In Mike Martin's first year I was living close by and went to see the Noles play Troy which was coached by Chase Riddle's (his second year there). F.S.U. was ranked 7th at the time and Troy took the game. Little did I know he would still be the F.S.U. coach after I retired. I think that Troy team made it all the way to the CWS that season and it was a heckuva ball game. RE: 2019 will be final season for FSU's Martin - XLance - 06-19-2018 07:12 AM It's odd that it was announced by Florida State University Vice President and Director of Athletics Stan Wilcox and not Martin himself. Makes you wonder who made the decision. RE: 2019 will be final season for FSU's Martin - Lou_C - 06-19-2018 04:07 PM (06-19-2018 07:12 AM)XLance Wrote: It's odd that it was announced by Florida State University Vice President and Director of Athletics Stan Wilcox and not Martin himself. I don't claim to follow the baseball program closely, but the way the post season ended, with a universally panned blunder, a potentially a program-damaging decision by Martin, made this inevitable. I don't know if Martin himself was ready to put a date on it, but continuing open ended was simply not an option. The idea of taking it year to year for a few more years was totally untenable. I would expect the only choice he was given was one more season or zero more seasons. It's a move a lot of, if not most, of the baseball fans have been calling for. From what I understand, FSU does not recruit at an elite level any more, thanks to the uncertainty of the coach's tenure, the fact the head coach is pretty much out of recruiting totally, and other things about his managerial style. But he's still having considerable success in the big picture, so he wasn't going to be forced out I don't think, but the way he managed the last game made staying impossible. |