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Delving deeper... are you talking about the shooting coaches contracted by individual players, or ones contracted by the coaching staff?

On second thought, maybe we don't want to have that conversation in public. Sounds like it might be one of those gray areas... and there might be NCAA contracted AI lurking and sifting through teams' forums.
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there ARE shooting coaches that can be officially set up by the org and there are coaches that players/parents can choose to work with on their own,,,per NCAA regs
 
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I once had the joy (and honor) of working with a shooter who had lost his lower left arm about 8 years earlier.

It was a joy for the type of young man he is, for the challenge of figuring things out technically, and getting the most from his quite proficient shooting in our offensive sets.

An honor for, well... I think anyone can figure that.
 
It's finally football week!

That may seem out of place to post here, but for the non-football sports, football week is usually either a full moon (with lots of lunacy), or a solar eclipse (where lots of things slip by unnoticed).

But now that we're an authentic, all-sports school, I think all our sports should share getting revved up together!

GO VOLS!
 
It's finally football week!

That may seem out of place to post here, but for the non-football sports, football week is usually either a full moon (with lots of lunacy), or a solar eclipse (where lots of things slip by unnoticed).

But now that we're an authentic, all-sports school, I think all our sports should share getting revved up together!

GO VOLS!
It's also when the players get together and sign basketballs
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Turnt is good, right?
Could be… mostly… could be stoned:

Here's a breakdown of its meaning and use:
  • Excited and Energetic: It signifies a high level of enthusiasm and liveliness.

  • Intoxicated: The term is also associated with being under the influence of drugs or alcohol.

  • A State of Being Wild: It can describe a generally wild or crazy atmosphere at a party or event.

  • Origin: "Turnt" is a variation of "turned up," which gained popularity in hip-hop and rap music before spreading into wider youth culture.

  • Examples:
    • "We got so turnt at the concert last night!"

    • "That party was turnt, I can't remember half of it".

AI responses may include mistakes. Lea
 
Could be… mostly… could be stoned:

Here's a breakdown of its meaning and use:
  • Excited and Energetic: It signifies a high level of enthusiasm and liveliness.

  • Intoxicated: The term is also associated with being under the influence of drugs or alcohol.

  • A State of Being Wild: It can describe a generally wild or crazy atmosphere at a party or event.

  • Origin: "Turnt" is a variation of "turned up," which gained popularity in hip-hop and rap music before spreading into wider youth culture.

  • Examples:
    • "We got so turnt at the concert last night!"

    • "That party was turnt, I can't remember half of it".

AI responses may include mistakes. Lea
Soooo... if the young folks overhear me say, "I got turnt down again last night,"
they're only gonna think it meant I...

1) was emotionally chill,
2) came off of drugs,
3) or acted my age at a party.

My ego's good with those.

BO responses probably include mistakes--but no out-and-out LLM lies! Weald
 


Let's hold World Exposure to this and hope they are right. I am inclined to believe were going to land three top players also and if it is the three I am hoping for were looking at number one class possibility. Were looking strong hopefully it all comes about.

Of course, World Exposure could've written that headline based purely on the percentages, without a lick of evidence, then come back with a follow up story on how (if we only got 1 or 2) CKC failed, then write a question piece that asks "Has the Tennessee recruiting staff lost their touch?"

For World Exposure, it's a win/win gamble. Newspapers were using those tricks literally a hundred years ago.
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"Hey, World Exposure, let's make that bet more interesting. If your headline proves to have been unsubstantiated, you change your name to "World X-Poseur" for a month." ;)
 
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Could be… mostly… could be stoned:

Here's a breakdown of its meaning and use:
  • Excited and Energetic: It signifies a high level of enthusiasm and liveliness.

  • Intoxicated: The term is also associated with being under the influence of drugs or alcohol.

  • A State of Being Wild: It can describe a generally wild or crazy atmosphere at a party or event.

  • Origin: "Turnt" is a variation of "turned up," which gained popularity in hip-hop and rap music before spreading into wider youth culture.

  • Examples:
    • "We got so turnt at the concert last night!"

    • "That party was turnt, I can't remember half of it".

AI responses may include mistakes. Lea
I think the term is also used concerning prison sex
 


Let's hold World Exposure to this and hope they are right. I am inclined to believe were going to land three top players also and if it is the three I am hoping for were looking at number one class possibility. Were looking strong hopefully it all comes about.

Of course, World Exposure could've written that headline based purely on the percentages, without a lick of evidence, then come back with a follow up story on how (if we only got 1 or 2) CKC failed, then write a question piece that asks "Has the Tennessee recruiting staff lost their touch?"

For World Exposure, it's a win/win gamble. Newspapers were using those tricks literally a hundred years ago.
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"Hey, World Exposure, let's make that bet more interesting. If your headline proves to have been unsubstantiated, you change your name to "World X-Poseur" for a month." ;)
This is no guess on WER's part.
Nor on mine either!
If signings were today, this would transpire

The unpredictable part of the equation is,,,,will something derail this train that couldn't be forseen,,,stay tuned
 

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