I would add that the talk of a "toxic" atmosphere with the team at the end of the season, was confirmed by Munroe in that first On Texas Baseball video.
That is never good when players don't believe in the coaching staff.
Schloss can be tough, but fair. He doesn't like pitchers that can't command the strike zone, especially relief pitchers.
He took Winfield and others out of the lineup when they were struggling.
In that last Orange Bloods video, I posted he said he had those players working on ways to get back their stroke and timing. Tulo was working with them.
He said that Winfield had found his swing again and reinserted him in the lineup and he responded with two hits and moved a runner along on his third at bat.
That was a great improvement from striking out in half of his at bats and hitting .105.
Borba and Galvan worked on things, and they have responded in a big way.
Borba looks like he is now the starter at third base, with good defense and a very strong arm.
Schloss has a great staff, who all can recruit along with him. Tulo and Weiner are great teachers of the game at their specialties.
I consider this an upgrade that has already produced.
It's about to get a lot harder when SEC play starts, but I feel a lot better it now than if these changes hadn't occurred.
I also feel better about the future of the program.