King was without a doubt a special basketball player. I remember his time at UT very well and the special treatment that was given to him because if his talent. He was caught, red handed, "taking" video equipment from the office and was never punished. Coach had team rules and King rules . If someone would have held him accountable, he may have viewed women differently and had a more productive career in the NBA.Still disagree. BK averaged a double double his entire Vol career. We can agree to disagree on this.
Not sure what you are talking about with how he viewed women, but I can say that you are totally full of crap about his NBA career. He averaged 22. 5 points, 6 rebounds and 3 assists per game. That is pretty freaking productive.King was without a doubt a special basketball player. I remember his time at UT very well and the special treatment that was given to him because if his talent. He was caught, red handed, "taking" video equipment from the office and was never punished. Coach had team rules and King rules . If someone would have held him accountable, he may have viewed women differently and had a more productive career in the NBA.
UT has impressive wins over Arkansas and Kansas (both home games), but they have some really ugly losses as well. I think a 7 seed is about right (a 6-seed on the high side).
Talk about being paid..... king got all kinds of perks while he was here..... what did he do to women...... his career was good but not as great as it could have been bc of knee problems.... not sure how being held accountable would fix thatKing was without a doubt a special basketball player. I remember his time at UT very well and the special treatment that was given to him because if his talent. He was caught, red handed, "taking" video equipment from the office and was never punished. Coach had team rules and King rules . If someone would have held him accountable, he may have viewed women differently and had a more productive career in the NBA.
@Neyland Rising is like the tracker in an old western, noticing all the broken twigs and rustled leaves from 3 days ago. #relentless (He's liking stuff from Friday, but he just keeps on tracking.)
And not to mention that the same people who hate kneeling are totally silent when far more disrespectful things go on during the anthem (I.e. ordering food/drinks, going to the bathroom, walking up the aisle while talking to their friends, on their phones, etc.). Kind of weird.
New Age approach to football
I heard Heupel say something about using the new age approach to football in his introductory press conference and I think I heard Golesh use the same or similar remarks. So the first thing that comes to my mind is hippies. Right? I mean what the hell is new age football? The very words made me cringe. smh.
Having no idea what that even means I figured I’d better look into it and see how weird it really was. I mean it’s who we are now, like it or not. I’d rather not be completely ignorant about it. I was imagining crystals or something. How would that work? Is Astrology involved? I needed to find out.
So this is what I’ve found so far. Pete Carroll. It’s his fault. At Seattle they don’t chew out players for making mistakes. In fact, cussing isn’t even allowed on the field. Are you serious? What happens if our players aren’t as big as Alabama’s players? We can’t shame our guys? What if they piss off a coach? Is he not allowed to threaten to cut them from the team?
That’s it. No more Mr. Badass coach. As best I can tell, that’s all it is.
Positive instruction and guidance, being empathetic I guess you might say when a kid doesn’t live up to the standard. Encouragement to continue working. Now both he and the coaches know that the best 11 guys are going to be the ones on the field but he isn’t going to be punished or treated sort of with negative reinforcement if he’s not in the 11 or gets replaced in the 11. It’s going to be pointed out what he needs to work on so he can get back into that 11 man unit.
Lest you get the wrong idea, it’s not a license to reject discipline. Accountability is maintained. It’s more about creating a positive environment and a sort of shared trust and commitment to the team’s goals between the coaches and the players. It’s not the coaches team and it’s not the player’s team. They all share “ownership” in the team and its success or lack thereof.
That’s my interpretation based on what I can find. Obviously, Heupel still has the responsibilities of a head coach and the other coaches have their responsibilities. The new age approach is how the coaches go about interacting with the players and presumably the way the players go about interacting with each other. I’m doing my best to explain this in a way that doesn’t freak you guys out. Let’s just say that after doing a bit of research I’ve come to the tentative conclusion that our coaches are probably NOT hippies. jmo.
Like I said, Pete Carroll’s Seattle Seahawks is the model for this New Age approach to football and it’s gaining increasing interest across the country, especially in NFL ranks.
In researching this I discovered that our local writers didn’t even bother trying to figure out what Josh was talking about. It appears that they assume it’s fast tempo offense and aggressive defense, like no one has ever done that before. smh. I’m pretty sure they don’t know what they’re talking about but they’re pretending like they do. They pretend a lot I think. jmo.
In the deep dark hills of Eastern Kentucky
That's the place where I trace my bloodline
And its there I read on a hillside gravestone
You will never leave Harlan alive
Yeah they do.... it’s just not discussed on social media.And not to mention that the same people who hate kneeling are totally silent when far more disrespectful things go on during the anthem (I.e. ordering food/drinks, going to the bathroom, walking up the aisle while talking to their friends, on their phones, etc.). Kind of weird.
Of course...I have some really good pics of the Sedona area, Montezumas Castle and Well, and Apache Trail and GCNP from a trip I took in Dec 17, but they are on an old memory card, and I took them with my S8 that I had then. It took some really good pics, but not as good as this S10.Make sure you hit Sedona in AZ. Also, very close to Sedona is Montezuma's Castle National Monument. I would recommend that also.
He also won the NBA scoring title, while Jordan was playing, after 2 major knee surgeriesNot sure what you are talking about with how he viewed women, but I can say that you are totally full of crap about his NBA career. He averaged 22. 5 points, 6 rebounds and 3 assists per game. That is pretty freaking productive.