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Coastal Carolina AD Calls Out NCAA In Statement On CWS Ejections

by Staff Reporter

June 23, 202576 Comments

Dylan Widger-Imagn Images

Coastal Carolina Athletic Director Chance Miller released a statement on Sunday evening to call out the NCAA for the ejections of head coach Kevin Schnall and assistant coach Matt Schilling in the College World Series:

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"The ejections of head coach Kevin Schnall and assistant coach Matt Schilling in the bottom of the first inning drastically altered the trajectory of a must-win game for our team,” Miller’s statement reads. “These decisions were made with an alarming level of haste, without an attempt at de-escalation, and deprived our student-athletes of the leadership they have relied on throughout a historic postseason run.

“This is not about a single call – it’s about process and professionalism. In the biggest moment of the college baseball season, out program and its student-athletes deserved better. The NCAA must re-evaluate how it trains, assigns and review umpires in championship environments.

“We expect consistency, communication and the same level of excellence from our officials that we demand of our teams. Out players have represented this university, this conference, and college baseball with integrity and heart. They deserved the opportunity to compete for a national championship with their leaders and were denied that opportunity."

Kevin Schnall Sounds Off On His Ejection During The Postgame Press Conference

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porge7106•8 months

Bow to the champs bitches!!! Geaux tigers!!

OystermanTiger•8 months

Schnall being there didn't helped them catch Milam's fly ball to left. LOL

cajunmud•8 months

The HC (head chicken) has been watching too much football. HCs there get on the refs early and often, hoping to get some make-up calls down the road. Doesn't quite seem to work that way in baseball.

Bill W Tiger•8 months

Is he on drugs?

Blueghost1978•8 months

There seems to be an overall lack of accountability at that School. From their Coaches, to their players, their AD, and even the fans. There were so many Posts from Coastal Carolina fans, blaming their loss, on the umpires? Now their AD says this? How about you take accountability for the fact that you’re HC and Coaching staff as a whole, are a bunch of bullies, with no accountability and no RESPECT for their opponent, more specifically, the 8x NCAA Men’s Baseball National Champions.

Davy•8 months

What a yippy little loser school

t308madness•8 months

If.you are a hc in baseball, the ump tells you he just issued a WARNING to your 1st base coach about arguing balls and strikes, and then YOU tell him he has missed 3 pitches? And THEN act surprised you got ejected?

duchuntintiger•8 months

Is this his first time being ejected. Dude you can argue balls and strikes. Jesus what’s wrong with this dude

Mongoose•8 months

The details of the ejection are not being portrayed accurately! I hope a precise account of each moment will be put forward by the NCAA. My opinion is the fancy chicken's coach wanted to create scene to disrupt the Tiger's pitcher's rhythm. Obviously my perspective may be as distorted as Schnall's.

FATBOY TIGER•8 months

That and his catcher wasn't going to get away with framing pitches.

mcpotiger•8 months

Control your trog head coach! You weren’t winning jack sit down and STFU!

Jdublsu•8 months

No respect for LSU
No respect for officials
If Schnall is in the dugout they still ain't hitting Eyensons curve or Shores 101. They lose regardless. At least have some class like Dave Van Horn who is light years ahead of Schnall and his road rage!! Yall been to the tournament 4 times... stfu and kiss the rings

ChatGPT of LA•8 months

Melt you little bitch. Welcome to real competition. You ran i to LSU. Baseball dreams die when that happens..DYNASTY bitch

faraway•8 months

I guess we see why the coach acts the way he does. his boss condones it.

tigerinthebueche•8 months

“it’s about process and professionalism. In the biggest moment of the college baseball season, out program and its student-athletes deserved better.”

Sure did and their coaches let them down. Absolutely embarrassing that the AD would condone their adolescent behavior. But that explains why they couldn’t handle the moment. Pressure was too much for them. Apparently it goes all the way to the AD.

lynxcat•8 months

Typo is not in the actual letter

dallastigers•8 months

I saw that as well. Probably a copy and paste issue from text on an image that wasn’t corrected before putting it in quotes by whoever the staff reporter is for TD.

HubbaBubba•8 months

The NCAA needs to fine CC for the AD impugning the professionalism of the umpire. This is all on their roided up HC. Own it.

CSinLC•8 months

Hes right. That umpire had a history of pathetic calls.

mdomingue•8 months

Well, in this case, they made the right call. The coach's explanation in the postgame presser reinforced that the officiating crew made the right call.

Brlaf77•8 months

Doesn’t matter how bad the ump is - two for sure ways to have an ump run you : 1) argue / complain about balls and strikes 2) call the ump a cork soaker!

sharkfhin•8 months

Yeah the athletes deserved better from their coaches you idiot. Smdh

sharkfhin•8 months

No wonder Schnall is the douchbag he is. No accountability. His superior is a leftwing idiot cry baby like him.

mdomingue•8 months

Exactly what I thought.

Barbellthor•8 months

Cuck

Bayou•8 months

“We expect consistency, communication and the same level of excellence from our officials that we demand of our teams." Why don't you expect that from your head coach?

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