UGA, Georgia Tech baseball coaches disagree on value of neutral site game
DawgNation • • sports
Key Points:
- Georgia Tech coach James Ramsey praised the midweek neutral site game at Truist Park, comparing the atmosphere to the College World Series and highlighting its value as postseason preparation.
- Ramsey emphasized the challenging environment with a large crowd and stadium dimensions similar to the CWS venue, encouraging players to embrace the pressure and excitement.
- Georgia coach Wes Johnson expressed frustration with midweek games, questioning their benefit and noting that the larger park dimensions may have limited his team's offensive potential.
- Georgia Tech's top hitter Drew Burress appreciated playing in a big park, viewing it as valuable experience for winning in various stadiums, including future College World Series settings.
- Both teams are strong contenders for the College World Series this season, with the game at Truist Park serving as a useful test of their abilities in a professional-style environment.
