Fullfillmer
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Now that the smoke has cleared, he can not get on the floor and box out for rebounds hustle or shoot free throws from the coaches area. The LSU win may have puffed up their heads:crazy:
It is really not whether we get into the tournament or so many other sidebar issues - Jerry Green got us into the tournament after all -- it comes down to are they being well coached. I think Coach Martin is a great guy, they are well coached in practice - but someone - anyone - has to step up and be a good floor coach. Would we consider a baseball coach to be good if his starting pitcher was giving up hit after hit without going to the mound and perhaps going to his bullpen? In sports - good coaches coach during the game, make adjustments on the fly, call timeouts and make further adjustments and so on and so on. Texas A & M didn't have good coaching either - they just had a kid get hot and they isolated him and went to him over and over again. We on the other hand - went away from the offense that had worked so well the past 4 games and reverted to street ball where Jordon M. dribbles around and works free not for a driving layup where he always scores or gets fouled --- oh no -- he frees up for a falling sideways three pointer while everyone else quits running the offense and watches. Often I can tell a good floor coach from observation - what are they doing on the floor. Are they standing and coaching? Are they sitting and watching? It is extremely, extremely difficult to lose at home when you are 14 points ahead at half time. That my friend was a combination of poor play and poor coaching imo.