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Originally posted by molly jabali View Post
I almost always agree with you but I’m pretty sure IHCIB not worried about whether we think he’s holding his players to accountability on every single play... but thdd as that’s just me....
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Holding players accountable doesn't require that they be benched for a mistake. There are other ways to hold players accountable. a coach doesn't have to show fans that he's holding players accountable by doing things that fans see.
There may be some benefit from not embarrassing players in front of fans and on TV. Holding them accountable without putting that on public display might be better received by players than having TV cameras follow them to the bench with the announcers describing their mistake.The future's so bright - I gotta wear shades.
We like to cut down nets and get sized for championship rings.
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I thought Chauncey Jenkins and Jayden Seymour both looked improved. We have a lot of guys who can play so it’s going to be tough to get everyone as many minutes as they want but they look like they can contribute something as the year goes on.
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Originally posted by pie n eye View PostBilau is coming off an off season knee injury. Seems more likely they are just taking it easy with him than something to worry about.
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Originally posted by Aargh View PostHolding players accountable doesn't require that they be benched for a mistake. There are other ways to hold players accountable. a coach doesn't have to show fans that he's holding players accountable by doing things that fans see.
There may be some benefit from not embarrassing players in front of fans and on TV. Holding them accountable without putting that on public display might be better received by players than having TV cameras follow them to the bench with the announcers describing their mistake.
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Originally posted by Shockm View Post
Is this an injury from last year or an offseason injury? I thought Mike Kennedy has said numerous times that he was injured all or on and off last year so he was redshirted. Maybe they are just taking it easy with him but chronic injuries aren't a good sign.
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Originally posted by pie n eye View Post
Not sure. I only know that he had surgery on his knee in the offseason. Not all surgeries are created equal but it doesn’t surprise me that they’re being cautious.
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Originally posted by Shockm View Post
Is this an injury from last year or an offseason injury? I thought Mike Kennedy has said numerous times that he was injured all or on and off last year so he was redshirted. Maybe they are just taking it easy with him but chronic injuries aren't a good sign.
I also believe HCIB on his coaches or pregame show a few weeks ago said he was only at 80%. If that is the case, I would not expect him to be able to be counted on. He probably needs the offseason to properly rehab his injury and get fully healed.
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Originally posted by SB Shock View Post
He had surgery over the summer to remove a "fatty tumor" that was located right above his knee. Every time they have held him out they have said it because he has been experiencing swelling from practice, but he would be available for real opponents.
I also believe HCIB on his coaches or pregame show a few weeks ago said he was only at 80%. If that is the case, I would not expect him to be able to be counted on. He probably needs the offseason to properly rehab his injury and get fully healed.
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Originally posted by Shockm View Post
Was the fatty tumor the injury that was holding him back and became the reason for redshirting? From a layman's POV, a fatty tumor doesn't seem that dangerous.
But, again with HCIB saying he is only at 80% - that not going to get fixed in season. How much he plays will likely be due to his pain tolerance and how his body handles the rigors of the schedule.
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Surely there are some types of knee braces that would help. Secondly, when he comes in play a
2-2-1 or 1-3-1 zone limiting the space he has to cover just within 4-6 feet of the basket. When we
fast break have him remain back like Ralph Miller had his big men do to protect breaks back the
other way. Should be able to get 10-15 quality minutes a game out of him this way.
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