Bill Mosiello made it clear in his first words to Buckeye media Tuesday...he won't take two years to settle in, and he's totally committed to make the most of a job he's anticipated for 30 years. But there's more to winning at this level than 'want to'. Lots more!
The new baseball coach spent 36 seasons working for some of the finest baseball teams and organizations in the sport, and he thinks he has what it takes to get the Buckeyes back on top, and to sustain. Mark Znidar writes for Press Pros.
TCU assistant head coach Bill Mosiello became the fifth head coach in the modern era of Ohio State baseball Wednesday after what associate athletic director Shaun Richard called a diligent search. He makes quite the first impression. Read about him on Press Pros.
Think winning is easy in Big Ten baseball? Ohio State didn’t live up to expectation, and at times looked over-matched, which invites analysis between now and fall baseball, and the 2023 season. Between those times, the Buckeyes will travel the road of rework, and redemption.
In 12 seasons, the head baseball coach won a lot of ballgames, but he also noted...that he didn't win enough to save his job. Read Mark Znidar's interview with Greg Beals in Wednesday's Press Pros.
