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Coaching through adversity


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I agree to disagree

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So the premise is losing begets losing and winning begets winning (true). But the conclusion is that given enough time, losing will beget winning just as soon as the person that has only ever lost teaches everyone else how to win?  

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We need a thread titled "Being a fan through adversity".  Maybe another one "Drinking and Thinking".  Or, "How not to take a loss personal, and then personally attack people you disagree with" .  I get the pain in losing.  I understand the grief over the program, but the reactions are sometimes more embarrassing than a 22 point win over anybody.

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2 hours ago, puc86 said:

So the premise is losing begets losing and winning begets winning (true). But the conclusion is that given enough time, losing will beget winning just as soon as the person that has only ever lost teaches everyone else how to win?  

No, not what I’m saying. I don’t believe CJS can teach them to win. He can put them in the best position to win (I do agree he has not always succeeded in this). Winning needs to come internally. The team has to figure it out. Someone who plays on the field has to lead them most likely. Coaches can only do so much. That’s the point.

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5 minutes ago, OhioBull said:

No, not what I’m saying. I don’t believe CJS can teach them to win. He can put them in the best position to win (I do agree he has not always succeeded in this). Winning needs to come internally. The team has to figure it out. Someone who plays on the field has to lead them most likely. Coaches can only do so much. That’s the point.

Awesome thread starter and even better response to The Scarecrow ....

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34 minutes ago, OhioBull said:

No, not what I’m saying. I don’t believe CJS can teach them to win. He can put them in the best position to win (I do agree he has not always succeeded in this). Winning needs to come internally. The team has to figure it out. Someone who plays on the field has to lead them most likely. Coaches can only do so much. That’s the point.

Do you seer that leader on this team?

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35 minutes ago, BDYZR said:

Do you seer that leader on this team?

We’ll find out soon enough. We need to win and win this year or CJS is gone, in my opinion. I believe we need to win a game soon that we aren’t expected to win or this season will get away from us. Someone has to step up. I’ll anxiously await the results 

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1 hour ago, OhioBull said:

No, not what I’m saying. I don’t believe CJS can teach them to win. He can put them in the best position to win (I do agree he has not always succeeded in this). Winning needs to come internally. The team has to figure it out. Someone who plays on the field has to lead them most likely. Coaches can only do so much. That’s the point.

I saw a tweet from Tyre McCants...that Said the Syracuse moment was mostly the team tired of losing.  So maybe your correct the coaches can only do so much in the end the players are the ones that have to execute on the field in the end. Hopefully they want more of sat night. 

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58 minutes ago, OhioBull said:

We’ll find out soon enough. We need to win and win this year or CJS is gone, in my opinion. I believe we need to win a game soon that we aren’t expected to win or this season will get away from us. Someone has to step up. I’ll anxiously await the results 

Louisville and ECU will be the first two games that even though we won’t be favorite we have a shot at pulling a win if we play well. Those two games will decide our season 

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