High School and Youth Football Coach, USA Football and American Football Monthly author, Glazier and Nike COY lecturer, and creator of the Double Gun Offense
@Mas28938688@TheEliKlein Be very careful. You are endorsing a new standard that allows govt to take your freedom if anything you do has an effect on anyone else. That’s dangerous. Obesity? Welfare recipients? Do you really want to set a precedent for future govts to use this power at their discretion?
@hartfordcourant Not controversial. SP is simply doing what’s been done for about 2K years…respecting Christian values.
Not every fringe thought has to be universally accepted, free from scrutiny…and not allowing diversity of opinion.
Soulless. Uninspired.
I really, really want to like the UConn football program. But they have no redeeming qualities. Can’t run. Can’t pass. Can’t tackle. No identity.
I don’t blame the kids. Need a complete overhaul of the program.
Players should select because 1. coaches tend to be in a bubble (different opinion helps) 2. coach always has authority to “adjust” captain’s duties (if necessary due to odd choice)
This was the main reason I created the Double Gun Offense. So many coaches (at all levels) run schemes they don’t fully understand. I can’t tell you how many times I’ve heard coaches say “if only my kids could [execute something]...they just don’t understand.”
Riiiight.
I had the pleasure of meeting @CoachRosenbury during a recruiting process. I can attest that he (and his staff) are the real deal. GREAT facilities too.
Jealous of the @KenyonFootball football players who get to play for @CoachRosenbury - when we were recording he has the demeanor of a guidance counselor, the wisdom of a college professor and fire of a head coach. Please check out Kenyon👍!
Where is your team?
They HAVE the playbook.
They KNOW the playbook.
They UNDERSTAND the playbook.
The job of the coach is to help them UNDERSTAND so they can perform to their full potential.
@BrendanCahill_ Lacking corrective feedback when young, adolescents go out in the world expecting the same 1.) constant adoration, 2.) limitless behavioral boundaries, and 3.) lack of meaningful consequences.
@BrendanCahill_ The Little League site once said “Prepare your child for the path, not the path for the child”. Maladjusted children are not treated well once in the real world. The world will eventually teach/enforce what parents didn’t (in a less kind way).
@BrendanCahill_ Sports and military historically operated as a meritocracy. Talent/commitment/effort mattered.
Increasingly, external forces are diluting pure merit in sports/military by implementing flavor-of-the-month social policies.