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Old 01-08-2010, 01:54 PM   #1 (permalink)
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The conflict between the "Battlin' Smiths" illustrates one of the difficulties of recruiting---players who have never met instinctively disliking, if not hating, each other. Ramar was from Metropolitan Detroit and Tyler was from southern Tennessee, so there was no long-term basis for their clashing of wills. But, it happened anyway. A coach/recruiter would almost need a degree in psychology to be able to foresee a disruptive breakdown happening like this one apparently did. I guess it might come down to just avoiding the recruitment of "me first" types of players. A coach will miss out on some good ones by doing that, but he might be saving himself endless grief and considerable disharmony on his team.
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I have seen/read about speculation as to Ramar and Tyler not getting along, but I've not seen/heard any confirmation. Is Ramar somehow involved in the latest fiasco?
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The conflict between the "Battlin' Smiths" illustrates one of the difficulties of recruiting---players who have never met instinctively disliking, if not hating, each other. Ramar was from Metropolitan Detroit and Tyler was from southern Tennessee, so there was no long-term basis for their clashing of wills. But, it happened anyway. A coach/recruiter would almost need a degree in psychology to be able to foresee a disruptive breakdown happening like this one apparently did. I guess it might come down to just avoiding the recruitment of "me first" types of players. A coach will miss out on some good ones by doing that, but he might be saving himself endless grief and considerable disharmony on his team.
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