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SignUp Now!I've seen quite a number of threads on other boards that want to concentrate on how "mad" Charlie is and how that's really great and all that jazz. Personally...I don't give a f about mad..what I want to see is embarrassment...along with a vow to do something about it. I know we have problems to fix...lots of them...but Patterson managed to take an offense that was an embarrassment in one year and turn it into what I would call the best in the big 12 the following year.
How did he do it?? He dumped what he had been doing previously with his offense and hired someone that managed to take the talent he had on hand and use it in the most efficient way possible.
I don't have the answers. Matter of fact..I got so upset tonight that I couldn't watch most of the 2nd half and therefore I admit I have no credentials. But I watched enough of the game to know that we need some rather drastic changes in our offense...and if we don't...it's my prediction that we will not be capable of scoring enough points next year to win more than 6 or 7 games (AGAIN)
Yes it is, regardless of what others say. Not every player is self-motivated, and it would be impossible to recruit only those that are.isn't playing with passion and energy largely the responsibility of the head coach?
of course some people are passive by nature. IMO, it's part of the coach's job to motivate, push, prod, inspire or whatever it takes to get those types to play with energy. not everybody is a VY-type alpha male.No, it is not. Some people are passive by nature. We don't need or want passive people. We want fireballs.
Hook 'em!