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the old style of berating and screaming at your players all the time is going away. look how all the young solid coaches act these days. different players and different environment. it would probably be in micks best interest to slowly move that way as well. |
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I don't and the team results support that. Jake that wasn't the first close game we played. The conference tourney were all nail biters. We shit the bed against Nevada. We had a great year except for a 11 minute stretch. Simple as that. From the coach on down. Nothing that happened during the year supports the thought we should have given away a 22 point lead.
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Thought this excerpt from the new ESPN article about the Celtics was interesting:
Frantic, screaming, gesticulating coaches can raise panic in players who might be prone to it. Some players tune out everything. Some follow the lead of authority figures. They look at Stevens and see assurance. They see, "Next play." "Some players have a tendency to get frazzled or emotional," Ainge said. "Brad helps with that." |
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