vol-un-tear
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As one who has taught leadership classes its my opinion that leaders are born and cant be taught....now we can teach people to be good managers of people but leaders?
No I dont think so....YOU ARE EITHER A LEADER OR NOT...and that comes with years of teaching "leadership" courses. Now I have many who disagree with that opinion and that's fine...I SPEAK FROM EXPERIENCE..If you need an example try teaching a group of 10-15 in the age of 10-12. Leadership will ooze out of the leaders and followship will ooze out of the followers. Just look around sometime and see if its not true...
Sorry, I missed the childish part of that interview...actually I though he handled it quite well considered what had just happened and the fact HE WAS SICK AND HAD IV DRIPS ALL WEEK!
We got 99 problems, but Bray ain't one :dance:
kinda comes off as a moron...how can you not know how many years tn has beat ky when you are the starting qb for tn? and i guess if he drinks a monster energy drink he will be a better leader?
Agree 100%
I ABSOLUTELY do not see any hint of a childish, immature, (you fill in the blank) interview. I thought there were a couple of childish, immature, etc. questions. Sort of like the old "Do you still beat your wife?" question that has no answer that doesn't get you in trouble.
I do not want any hate coming back at me, but I have heard from reliable sources (no I will not name them, so think what u want); that Tyler may have developed a bit of a taste like what young Brett Favre had. Take that how you want to, but I can't help but notice a change in his demeanor (especially on the sideline while he was hurt) this year. Just watch his body language, and if you've known anyone with this affliction, then you may agree with me. I think that a lot of these guys need to be humbled. Look at how Da'Rick and Bray have acted. It is Dooley's job to maintain control, but some of these guys have taken some early success (relatively speaking) as a license to forget that others in UT's program have actually achieved things.
I do not want any hate coming back at me, but I have heard from reliable sources (no I will not name them, so think what u want); that Tyler may have developed a bit of a taste like what young Brett Favre had. Take that how you want to, but I can't help but notice a change in his demeanor (especially on the sideline while he was hurt) this year. Just watch his body language, and if you've known anyone with this affliction, then you may agree with me...
It is more than pot that I am hearing about. I hate to bring this up with the recent stories about A. Douglas and A. Ainge, but people that I know have told me that he is struggling with the same situation. This is just what I have heard from reliable sources. No, I will not say who. I wish it weren't true, but it looks like it. I said earlier to watch his body language. If you have ever known anyone go through this, then you would see it. I don't want to accuse anyone of this, but the people that have informed me of this are in the know. I hope that it is wrong.
It is more than pot that I am hearing about. I hate to bring this up with the recent stories about A. Douglas and A. Ainge, but people that I know have told me that he is struggling with the same situation. This is just what I have heard from reliable sources. No, I will not say who. I wish it weren't true, but it looks like it. I said earlier to watch his body language. If you have ever known anyone go through this, then you would see it. I don't want to accuse anyone of this, but the people that have informed me of this are in the know. I hope that it is wrong.
Just shut up. Stop. If you hate to bring it up, then don't. What you heard? But you don't want to accuse? Etc.Etc. Unless you have grand evidence, photo's, piss tests, etc., just STFU. People posting "what they heard" are as reliable as Madoff. STFU.