My question is simply this, why on earth would the former coach be brought out two years after the he was replaced and be debated about whether the Lady Saints would have advanced as far as they did this year. Players win games, the success the Lady Saints had this season should all revolve around group of kids that have played together for quite a while, played hard, smart, and together. Keep this about the kids.

 

I do think it is funny how a certain player seemed to have the green light at all times with no repercussions.

I do think it is funny how a certain player seemed to have the green light at all times with no repercussions.

 

That seems to happen on a lot of teams. Funny thing is, I saw this with St. Pat's former coach on many occasions, so this is nothing new. Matter of fact, I saw this quite often with the former coach giving the "green light" to players with no "repercussions" while equally (or more) talented players sat the bench the whole game.

 

So If that's the point you were trying to make with your initial comment, I have to say, I still don't get the point.:confused:

 

And as far as the coaching comment being questioned, I think it could be a valid point since a team needs a good coach to show them how to execute their abilities. I believe the Lady Saints wouldn't be what they are if they had been coached well coming up through grade school. So it isn't just the players, the coach does factor into the equation. I just don't think you can compare past and present at St. Patrick, especially on this thread. Apples and oranges, if you ask me. Besides, I think the subject was covered extensively in a previous thread about two years ago.

That seems to happen on a lot of teams. Funny thing is, I saw this with St. Pat's former coach on many occasions, so this is nothing new. Matter of fact, I saw this quite often with the former coach giving the "green light" to players with no "repercussions" while equally (or more) talented players sat the bench the whole game.

 

So If that's the point you were trying to make with your initial comment, I have to say, I still don't get the point.:confused:

 

And as far as the coaching comment being questioned, I think it could be a valid point since a team needs a good coach to show them how to execute their abilities. I believe the Lady Saints wouldn't be what they are if they had been coached well coming up through grade school. So it isn't just the players, the coach does factor into the equation. I just don't think you can compare past and present at St. Patrick, especially on this thread. Apples and oranges, if you ask me. Besides, I think the subject was covered extensively in a previous thread about two years ago.

 

I don't think you ever question the importance of a coach especially with kids, but the bottom line is, the coach doesn't play the game, players make plays. Coaches call that pmp. That is why you make this all about the players and the only time it should be made about the coach(and any good one will say this, although seems a little bit unfair) is in the loss. Most coaches will shoulder that one. A former coach should not be discussed about a current team and the what ifs and should ofs and would ofs are water under the bridge 2 years later.

I do think it is funny how a certain player seemed to have the green light at all times with no repercussions.

 

I am not certain about a lot of things, but two things I am 100% certain about. First every girl on that team has the green light to shoot the ball....every girl. I know for a fact that the on more than one occasion the coach has had to tell the girls to shoot the ball. Unfortunately nobody's shot were falling that night. The second thing is that if you dont shoot you cant score.

I am not certain about a lot of things, but two things I am 100% certain about. First every girl on that team has the green light to shoot the ball....every girl. I know for a fact that the on more than one occasion the coach has had to tell the girls to shoot the ball. Unfortunately nobody's shot were falling that night. The second thing is that if you dont shoot you cant score.

 

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