Recruiting Forum Football Talk [RIP 9.3.2019]

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scvolfan7 said:
30-21 with the most talented roster in the east for two years and the worst season in UT history. He’s terrible
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Yup....should of won the East in 15 and 16. In all honesty should have had an undefeated season in 15 but choked away OU, UF, ARK, and Bama games. Should have only lost 1 game in 16 but choked away TAMU, SCjr, and Vandy. Should have only lost to UF one time in hihis tenure here....in 13.

Coaching malpractice.

But people want to try to spin it the other way....with the amount of talent he had here that did not get developed is all on him also.
 
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HankHill said:
You’re argument is basically that so and so coach can only win when they have more talent than their opponents. That’s true for probably 98% of coaches.
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Not true. A lot of coaches can win games when they're evenly matched or slightly below talent level. Butch couldn't win squat until he had a crazy stacked roster. Even then he managed to get out coached and lost 4. Jeremy beat Auburn and should win 2 more. We're even talent at very best against all but 2-3 teams we played this year.
 
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For all the hate on mental reps, there is validity to it.

I know of at least two studies... there are more, but i’ll Cite the results of two.

In one, 3 groups were tested for free throw accuracy. Over a period of time, one group practiced free throws, another group did nothing, the third set aside time daily to visualize perfect free throws.

Results? Free throws group improved the most. Nothing group did not improve. Visualization group improved... not quite as much as the practice group, but it was significant


In another study, visualization of bench press increased bench press strength.

One more, during injury, another group imagined performing bench press when they could not press and strength levels remained higher than the group who simply didn’t train.

It’s late, or I’d find some scientific references for you.
 
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