At the 05:10 mark she goes into all the types of defensive lapses they're trying to get the players to stop making in games, and ends that response with "...we [coaching staff] went into our third quarters, we looked at them to see if it was an offensive trend. There's some minor offensive...
Maybe a "chicken or the egg" argument, but I'd disagree and say top coaches have more room/leverage to pick the players they know they can coach. Coaches don't win with rosters where they have to coach 5 different players 5 different ways.
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Someone with more time than me today needs to...
This is just an interesting quote that could be posted in any sport's forum.
Patrick Bet-David is interviewing one of the co-founders of Palantir, asking him about how they recruit the best minds out of college. PBD goes on to say...
"for example in football, you may look for speed you know...
Unless... (and I certainly don't know) the room is wrong. That's always a possibility--LOL--even if not the one most likely to get a hearing on a devoted, passionate fan board! 😄
Whatever anyone's current opinion of DW, and setting aside our First Amendment Right to Vent, most would allow that...
I've been paying close attention to Kim Caldwell's system and coaching journey. There's no question her system worked elsewhere against teams similar or moderately better in measureables: size, speed, and skillsets. In fact, her system even produced wins against equally matched teams when her...
Having some independants around is important. It promotes nationwide social cohesion.
Every Saturday there's at least one team playing that everybody else's fans in the whole country hates.
I absolutely appreciate that correction, 1reVOLver. Edit the font back to normal 15 size.
This forum is at its best when we can sharpen each other and learn mo' better.
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