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Boone County 70 Scott 28

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I don't think their Ohmer was very good either.....

 

Ohmer was 1/2 from 3 and 2/2 from the free throw line. Only attempted 3 shots until he was pulled.

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In January, sometimes you don't get off the bus. Anybody can upset anyone, but the margin in this one is :wacky:

I wouldn't want to be a player in that locker room after. ..was told it wasn't pretty.

 

I wouldn't want to be a player at practice tomorrow!

I wouldn't want to be a player at practice tomorrow!

 

Tomorrow......better yet, TONIGHT!!!:scared:

In January, sometimes you don't get off the bus. Anybody can upset anyone, but the margin in this one is :wacky:

 

Forget the bus comment, this was a home game for Scott:speechless:

Scott starters will be rested for Friday's tilt with Campbell County.

Ohmer was 1/2 from 3 and 2/2 from the free throw line. Only attempted 3 shots until he was pulled.

 

Excellent defense or some other reason? Is this not the guy who holds the school points record twice?

Game meant nothing to Scott. Brad is giving a lesson to the boys.

What exactly is the lesson? Teaching them who's boss. Letting them know who's in charge.

 

How about coaching them up a bit. Call timeouts and make adjustments. Teach some defense.

 

I know I'm in the minority on here but I hate this style of coaching.

What exactly is the lesson? Teaching them who's boss. Letting them know who's in charge. How about coaching them up a bit. Call timeouts and make adjustments. Teach some defense. I know I'm in the minority on here but I hate this style of coaching.

 

It depends on what the issue is. What if it is hustle/attitude/effort?

What exactly is the lesson? Teaching them who's boss. Letting them know who's in charge.

 

How about coaching them up a bit. Call timeouts and make adjustments. Teach some defense.

 

I know I'm in the minority on here but I hate this style of coaching.

 

I'm with you. Carr doesn't let any of his players play through their mistakes either. You make one mistake, you come out of the game only to be screamed at and then stared down. When kids are constantly being screamed at, they begin to not listen to what the coach is actually saying/screaming.

What exactly is the lesson? Teaching them who's boss. Letting them know who's in charge.

How about coaching them up a bit. Call timeouts and make adjustments. Teach some defense.

 

I know I'm in the minority on here but I hate this style of coaching.

The bolded. At that point it becomes about control and benefits nobody.

What exactly is the lesson? Teaching them who's boss. Letting them know who's in charge.

 

How about coaching them up a bit. Call timeouts and make adjustments. Teach some defense.

 

I know I'm in the minority on here but I hate this style of coaching.

 

The bolded. At that point it becomes about control and benefits nobody.

 

I guess no one has seen a college coach berate a player for not doing their job.

Actually went to this one last night.

 

Scott starters played till about midway through the 2nd quarter in which they were then benched. Second five came in and actually played a lot tougher and with more effort, but seemed to be limited on offense. Second five started the 3rd quarter and played throughout until beginning of 4th quarter. Scott starters came back in and gave up a 6-0 run in which they were then pulled again. Wasn't sure of final score as I left after that, but Carr seemed to be coaching up his second unit and praising them for their effort. Used his timeouts, and seemed calm on the sidelines.

 

Scott needs to throw that one away and get ready for the big one Friday against Campbell County at the Bank of Kentucky Center.

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