niklz62
The JSW Level
There are volunteer coaches all the time. I know a guy who was a head football coach that was hiring a "DFO" he was getting resumes that said they would commit to 2 years of the job for no pay.
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There are volunteer coaches all the time. I know a guy who was a head football coach that was hiring a "DFO" he was getting resumes that said they would commit to 2 years of the job for no pay.
Im just saying that a high fcs/low fbs program was getting offers to take jobs for no money. They hired a paid employee im sure.DOBOs in college hoops are typically pursuing a master's degree on the house and given some sort of stipend through the University.
I’m all for being different. It’s about time we be bold and make teams adjust to us than the other way around.I am interested to see how he thinks the indy500 tempo game translates to the Valley.
Has there been a true, “push and shoot early,” squad in the last 10 years? I know NIU put up numbers w Kittle, but that seemed like more of a controlled, methodical group.
I’m all for being different. It’s about time we be bold and make teams adjust to us than the other way around.
I also like what Schertz says about playing with pace. That doesn’t just mean recklessly fast. It means taking the first, best shot that comes up. It also puts a premium on transition offense.
The “fastest” teams generally struggle. The teams that play aggressive, however, I think thrive.
I am interested to see how he thinks the indy500 tempo game translates to the Valley.
Has there been a true, “push and shoot early,” squad in the last 10 years? I know NIU put up numbers w Kittle, but that seemed like more of a controlled, methodical group.
I like the comparison, but I don’t really associate them w up tempo - high scoring and a pain to guard, for sure. Perhaps I am trapped in thinking about high volume outlets and push vs early attack in the continuity of the planThink of how Drake runs their wide open read and react offense.
I like the comparison, but I don’t really associate them w up tempo - high scoring and a pain to guard, for sure. Perhaps I am trapped in thinking about high volume outlets and push vs early attack in the continuity of the plan
Well it doesn't appear keeping him here is helping keep too many current players BUT maybe it'll help with signed recruit (Hale) and potential future recruits/offers. Maybe?? we can get "better" players that WANT to be here.Coach Richardson has agreed to stay on staff. This was confirmed in the press conference.
I’m at the point that if they want to go, go. It isn’t like we won big with any of them.Well it doesn't appear keeping him here is helping keep too many current players BUT maybe it'll help with signed recruit (Hale) and potential future recruits/offers. Maybe?? we can get "better" players that WANT to be here.
Recruit to replace every damn one of them. Two can play the hostage v.s. Loyalty game.I’m at the point that if they want to go, go. It isn’t like we won big with any of them.
While I hate to see any of them go, all were recruited to a grind it out half court offense which doesn’t sound at all like what HCJS wants to play. So it might be for the best (in the long run) to just cut ties with the majority and let JS bring in who he wants, take our lumps next year and maybe even in year two and then come out stronger in a shorter amount of time than if we kept everyone and tried to put square pegs into round holes for several years.
(I would like to see Coop come back next year though)
I’m at the point that if they want to go, go. It isn’t like we won big with any of them.
I think Stephens and Hittle can fit into JS system. I just want a competitive team in 21-22
Kareem & Josh....go out and get some players...as Jean Luc on Star Trek saz...."make it so."