coolm
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I can deal with a losing team - - as long as problems are systematically identified and at least incrementally dealt with in some manner.
I am happy if it looks like we're getting better.
But when more problems seem to be snowballing (TMG's tardiness and an increasing reluctance to leave it all on the floor) then the coach really needs a flashing bullseye above his head.
NIP IT IN THE BUD COACH.
I have yet to see a single player exhausted this season. I don't mean winded...Tiny gets winded....I mean exhausted. One single player who gave it everything he had in his body to make the game his own.
not a single one.
There is no excuse for this.
Even If you don't have a single athletic tendency in your body you can contribute something by sheer effort. Sheer effort increases rebounding numbers. Sheer effort improves defense. Sheer effort wins respect, earns PT, and eventually wins games...and we're not getting it...and IMO it's coach's fault.
I am happy if it looks like we're getting better.
But when more problems seem to be snowballing (TMG's tardiness and an increasing reluctance to leave it all on the floor) then the coach really needs a flashing bullseye above his head.
NIP IT IN THE BUD COACH.
I have yet to see a single player exhausted this season. I don't mean winded...Tiny gets winded....I mean exhausted. One single player who gave it everything he had in his body to make the game his own.
not a single one.
There is no excuse for this.
Even If you don't have a single athletic tendency in your body you can contribute something by sheer effort. Sheer effort increases rebounding numbers. Sheer effort improves defense. Sheer effort wins respect, earns PT, and eventually wins games...and we're not getting it...and IMO it's coach's fault.