AfleetAlex

Well you cant win the Kentucky Derby with a Mule....what kind of talent do they have there?

I am not for sure but I think it is the same guy and I didnt say you said he wasnt a good coach but all I mean is different coaches have different styles...some are the sargent type like you seem to like and some might me the professor type like you say he is, maybe he wasnt bored just thinking, maybe he gets them prepared in practice and feels like they know what to do in the game and doesnt have to yell....i dont know but people are different.

Do you think that you have to pace the sidelines and scream at the players all the time to be considered a good coach? Many of those coaches that do that I feel just want to been seen or noticed more than the players. Coaches have there own style and many successful coaches never got off the bench and ran up and down the sidelines yelling( Phil JAckson, JOhn Wooden) maybe thats just his style.