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WANTED! New Coach at Greenup County

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BGP at it's worst.

 

And that's not a shot at the site, by any means. Just an unfortunate repercussion of free speech and a forum for all to see.

 

ARE you ok with ranking players? And talking about what they are and aren't good at. Because it seems most are. They are kids, this man is grown.

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Crash , sometimes truth hurts . The OP didnt totally bash the guy . He offered an opinion on an opinion board . Its not the end of civilization. If GC would quit losing to teams inferior in talent then we could stop having such an all time worst discussion. JMO .

 

And it's not always the coaching that causes this when it happens. Many instances a lot of it can be attributable to lack of heart, effort, toughness, will, drive, desire, focus etc. on a player/players. And many times these things just can't be coached, or instilled by a coach no matter how hard he tries. I don't know the specific situation at GC, but just throwing that out there.

And it's not always the coaching that causes this when it happens. Many instances a lot of it can be attributable to lack of heart, effort, toughness, will, drive, desire, focus etc. on a player/players. And many times these things just can't be coached, or instilled by a coach no matter how hard he tries. I don't know the specific situation at GC, but just throwing that out there.

 

Ok, Coach. :banana:

Ok, Coach. :banana:

 

And I should know...going through it right now.

And it's not always the coaching that causes this when it happens. Many instances a lot of it can be attributable to lack of heart, effort, toughness, will, drive, desire, focus etc. on a player/players. And many times these things just can't be coached, or instilled by a coach no matter how hard he tries. I don't know the specific situation at GC, but just throwing that out there.

I'd agree , but he has been there 3 years . all three have been disappointing to me . To be fair to him , I'm not sure Coach Cal could win there . GC needs a culture change , and thats hard for a single guy to pull off. But he has had some teams with tons of height and it just doesnt seem to get utilized .

Crash , sometimes truth hurts . The OP didnt totally bash the guy . He offered an opinion on an opinion board . Its not the end of civilization. If GC would quit losing to teams inferior in talent then we could stop having such an all time worst discussion. JMO .

 

It's just not the place for it. Man up and take them to the coach. IF you truly care about the well being of the team and kids BGP is not the place for a thread like this.

 

If you are bitter and don't truly care about the kids, school or program...which is what I take from this...then by all means fire away so they all can read it and cause even more dissension.

I think losing takes more of a toll on the coach and some parents than it does the kids.

 

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ARE you ok with ranking players? And talking about what they are and aren't good at. Because it seems most are. They are kids, this man is grown.

 

There's a big, big difference between ranking or critiquing players and what you're doing here. Would you be okay with a thread entitled, "WANTED! New Point Guard at [supply name] High School"?

ARE you ok with ranking players? And talking about what they are and aren't good at. Because it seems most are. They are kids, this man is grown.

 

The fact that you think those are the same is comical. How many people are starting threads calling for your job and talking about how they don't agree with the decisions you make? Man up and schedule a meeting.

Guys, a meeting with a coach trying to tell him how to do his job rarely is met with an open ear. Sounds good on a message board but not so much in reality . Its a difference of opinion.

Guys' date=' a meeting with a coach trying to tell him how to do his job rarely is met with an open ear. Sounds good on a message board but not so much in reality . Its a difference of opinion.[/quote']

 

So bashing the coach anonymously on a message board is the way to go? You're right, difference of opinion.

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There's a big, big difference between ranking or critiquing players and what you're doing here. Would you be okay with a thread entitled, "WANTED! New Point Guard at [supply name] High School"?

 

There are no titled threads about point guards ,. But I just read today, someone say so and so is not a point guard cause he cant handle the ball. Called kid by his name. talking kid and a grown man. Only difference is title. I`m fine with critiquing both, But seems to be different if you go at a coach.

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The fact that you think those are the same is comical. How many people are starting threads calling for your job and talking about how they don't agree with the decisions you make? Man up and schedule a meeting.[/quote SO if I opened thread different , it would be ok, Like when ranking players , cause people give reasons why 1 is better then other. I feel same thing here.. Now meeting with Harold, would only turn out bad, and mainly on my son. Did you think about Harold getting mad ,then taking it out on my son.,
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