a thought for next season?

[BonduBluejay10]

This is just an idea but what if in the offseason ben jacobsen went to each player individually and asked what of how they would be able to best help the team and then put all of those together and plan your gameplan that way and not force an offense that is getting very much production. Do you think that would work or not?

[TH1974]

Re: a thought for next season?

This is just an idea but what if in the offseason ben jacobsen went to each player individually and asked what of how they would be able to best help the team and then put all of those together and plan your gameplan that way and not force an offense that is getting very much production. Do you think that would work or not?

Sounds stupid. Clearly what he needs to do is show them all sports-related movies with lots of inspirational quotes.

[Newsbreaker]

Re: a thought for next season?

Instead of names on our jerseys, we need cool quotes, like "Bustin our butts so we can bust yours."

It works for every 1A team in the state.

[BonduBluejay10]

Re: a thought for next season?

well that would't be too bad it might help but i doubt that it'll help our offense that much.

[BCPanther]

Re: a thought for next season?

Good point because from what I understand no coach in America talks to his players about individual development in the offseason...

I think you might be on to something...

[BonduBluejay10]

Re: a thought for next season?

Seriously? or was there some sarcasm there?

[BonduBluejay10]

Re: a thought for next season?

forget it lol i didn't see the sarcastic smiley guy my bad.

[BonduBluejay10]

Re: a thought for next season?

Good point because from what I understand no coach in America talks to his players about individual development in the offseason...

I think you might be on to something...

forget it lol i didn't see the sarcastic smiley guy my bad.

[BonduBluejay10]

Re: a thought for next season?

Well thats what todd lickliter did to seth gorney and that made him drastically better.

[dan_beeding]

Re: a thought for next season?

Well thats what todd lickliter did to seth gorney and that made him drastically better.

Seth Gorney and the phrase "drastically better" should never be in the same sentence.
Never.

[TH1974]

Re: a thought for next season?

Seth Gorney and the phrase "drastically better" should never be in the same sentence.
Never.

Have you watched him this year? Plus, it's all relative.

[joecooll6]

Re: a thought for next season?

Sounds stupid. Clearly what he needs to do is show them all sports-related movies with lots of inspirational quotes.

Why are you the way that you are? Honestly, every time I try to do something fun, or exciting, you make it not that way. I hate so much about the things that you choose to be.

[MarshallTucker]

Re: a thought for next season?

"Joe" get back to Scranton and leave Toby the heck alone.

[jman2004]

Re: a thought for next season?

Every coach should have an end of season meeting to talk about the season that has just come to an end, the off-season and what the student-athlete should work on to improve their individual game. It's then up to the student-athlete to ask the question, "What can I do to get better everyday?", get the answers and then DO WORK everyday reaching for those goals.

The coaches already do this I'm sure. It's up to the players to do this work on their own.

Surely they do. But what I think KerwinLover is trying to say, is that he'd be in favor of a totally revamped offense, centered around player input and what they'd like to see.

Hopefully he knows that coaches already talk to players one on one after the season. But he's talking about going BEYOND that talk and actually forming an offense around what his players would like to do.

Personally, I think it's unrealistic.

[TH1974]

Re: a thought for next season?

Seriously...an offense centered around player input? This isn't a men's league down at the YMCA. You think Coach K asks his kids what they want to run? You think Calipari is saying, "OK guys....should we run the Swing this season?" Maybe we can run the swinging gate play that they ran in Hoosiers? Coaches get paid to develop a system. They recruit players that will compliment that system. Players have to buy in and execute that system.

100% correct.