sacraig
- The desert
It doesn't need to be a firing. Help him secure a job at a mid-major. Keep him on staff but no longer running the defense.
All I care about is that our defense doesn't make me want to vomit every game.
Coaching Carousel (Basketball)
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All I care about is that our defense doesn't make me want to vomit every game.
The Sprouting Divot
Invisible and Bulletproof
- Miracle Mile
Apology accepted.
sacraig
- The desert
I read this in Darth Vader's voice.
After yesterday's all day debacle.....might be best to wait a few days before this topic is broached again. Lol. It was ugly in here.
As ugly as our "defense"? Opps, sorry, too soon? Oh ya, I was "asking for a friend".
Not an Everyday Guy
They fired Calvin Booth too... wonder what that means for Carey Booth and the Ramily
JJE
- North Port, Florida
This is a Top 10 post for the year so far.
As President of the “Maybe everyone needs to get a little tougher” club, I will say that yesterday wasn’t that bad.
RabidDawgClassic
- Los Angeles, CA
1. he’s not Hamer
2. He’s Not hammer
3. He’s not Hamer or Hammer
4. He’s not Hamer
5. You get the idea.
It would appear I have missed yesterday’s dibacle and missed the sarcasm. I withdraw my sarcastic response and offer a peace offering to you good sir.
sacraig
- The desert
and 69 others
“Timeout South Carolina”
Battle89
- Cary-Grove, the better Trojan team
Schrödinger's cat is a thought experiment illustrating quantum superposition, where a cat, a radioactive atom, and a poison are in a sealed box. Until the box is opened, the cat is considered to be both alive and dead, highlighting the strange nature of quantum mechanics.
Schrödinger's defense is a thought experiment illustrating quantum superposition, where a defender, an offensive player, and a referee are in a sealed court. Until the coverage is dropped, the defense is considered to be both effective and ineffective, highlighting the strange nature of quantum mechanics.
The commonality in both experiments is the involvement of a Ham(m)er.
Schrödinger's defense is a thought experiment illustrating quantum superposition, where a defender, an offensive player, and a referee are in a sealed court. Until the coverage is dropped, the defense is considered to be both effective and ineffective, highlighting the strange nature of quantum mechanics.
The commonality in both experiments is the involvement of a Ham(m)er.
RabidDawgClassic
- Los Angeles, CA
So, in essence, our defense is both effective and ineffective until someone looks at it. At which point it becomes ineffective, naturally.
Big Jack
- Decatur
Has Brads agent been contacted about this opening yet
so far so good:
www.denverpost.com
Who could be next Nuggets head coach? 10 possible candidates to replace Michael Malone.
Once again, Nikola Jokic has proved a savant, reading the tea leaves long before a situation hardly anyone across the NBA saw coming came to fruition.
www.denverpost.com
Chester left on his own bc his guys were being recruited over. His move was no different than Chin, Antigua, Gentry moving over to other good D1 jobs.
I’ve forgotten about Walker probably bc he was a holdover/placeholder from Groce to keep some continuity on the staff and recruit Metro East at the time they had all their talent
I replied to two posts yesterday. One from Second Place and another from Rabid discussing the ”hot topic”.
Regarding my participation, I thought there was simply differing opinions. Might have been testy to some but no offense taken by me. If there are any Loyalty members that I offended, or if my comments were viewed as disrespectful by Second Place, Rabid, or any others, I apologize.
That was not my intent.
I L L . . .
I wasn't pointing that at you. My comment was a generality. That Hamer discussion took on a life of it's own. It went on for about 8 hours. Lol
All good man.
INI
sacraig
- The desert
For my part, I pledge to be better about parsing early morning sarcasm.
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