Tackling Strategies

[iamdamon1]

I never said it guaranteed anything. But I would not call any coach who can move in talent or recruit talent a GOOD coach. And if you think I am wrong then you are living with your head in the sand.

 

[Tesla Did It]

OK then we agree. I thought you were advocating bringing in players.
A good coach does the best with what he's got.

 

[HisTeam]

Aw yes, we have digressed yet again. A good topic run off the tracks by yahoos that don't know much about nothing.

 

[iamdamon1]

Aw yes, we have digressed yet again. A good topic run off the tracks by yahoos that don't know much about nothing.

You may want to edit your message. I think you may represent your school poorly with the double negative.

Back on point, if you had read the earlier posts by everyone then you would know that this topic did not go off track. We were discussing how coaches teach and emphasize tackling in their practices. One poster stated too often coaches spend an unnecessary amount of time on tackling and not enough on skills. This of course brought us to the discussion of what makes a great coach. So what you call "digressing" actually was the evolution of a good discussion. And if you do not like it then go post on some other site.

 

[Tesla Did It]

Well said !!
I would really like to see more love on this board since I get enough hate at work.
What say ye men?

 

[tweeter]

Aye!