Very interesting point after a lot of base running issues I've read about on here. College baseball shouldn't be having a lot of base running issues.
Most of those were on the players. Now, his decision to have a player be first base coach at times? That is something that I hated, and did cost us a couple of outs IMO because of the inexperience (but other schools do that sometimes too, so it isn't unheard of or anything). But, there's always going to be some head scratching stuff with any team... looking back, the one thing that kind of stood out to me were the lineups in a lot of the games (something I've bitched about some)... if you've noticed, this weekend the lineups were consistent for really the first time all season. But there could also be many valid reasons for that too. There have certainly been some pitching changes that left me bewildered (including one particular guy who they've put in numerous high leverage situations for some reason)... but that all has to be dismissed unless you believe Jason Jackson was in on it (which certainly doesn't appear to be the case), since he had full autonomy of all in game pitching decisions. IMO, about the only feasible way Bohannon could have done anything to alter games without being obvious would be to manipulate the scouting reports, then he could adjust if needed during a game/series... even then though, for that to work, he'd have needed full control and a very heavy hand on the scouting with very minimal input from other staff, which would be odd.