Spirit Coach

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Simply put -- being an asshole is a firing offense. People on hear talking about how college or NFL coaches communicate with players have zero clue about real life.

The world of athletics works differently than "real life" . Just like The military works different. If you have never been a high level athlete you just wouldn't understand. Im sure we won't be able to agree on this and thats ok. Just understand competitive athletes are wired different than "real life" An over abundance of testosterone from both male and female athletes as well as a field full of type A personalities. It actually turns out to be "real life". Its not for everyone. The problem is everyone wants to be a part of it but actually wants it conformed to their standards. Its just the way this culture is becoming softer.

Yeah, nope. Different doesn’t excuse it.

Also, real life uses apostrophes.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Simply put -- being an asshole is a firing offense. People on hear talking about how college or NFL coaches communicate with players have zero clue about real life.

The world of athletics works differently than "real life" . Just like The military works different. If you have never been a high level athlete you just wouldn't understand. Im sure we won't be able to agree on this and thats ok. Just understand competitive athletes are wired different than "real life" An over abundance of testosterone from both male and female athletes as well as a field full of type A personalities. It actually turns out to be "real life". Its not for everyone. The problem is everyone wants to be a part of it but actually wants it conformed to their standards. Its just the way this culture is becoming softer.

Yeah, nope. Different doesn’t excuse it.

Also, real life uses apostrophes.

toughen up cupcake

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Simply put -- being an asshole is a firing offense. People on hear talking about how college or NFL coaches communicate with players have zero clue about real life.

The world of athletics works differently than "real life" . Just like The military works different. If you have never been a high level athlete you just wouldn't understand. Im sure we won't be able to agree on this and thats ok. Just understand competitive athletes are wired different than "real life" An over abundance of testosterone from both male and female athletes as well as a field full of type A personalities. It actually turns out to be "real life". Its not for everyone. The problem is everyone wants to be a part of it but actually wants it conformed to their standards. Its just the way this culture is becoming softer.

Yeah, nope. Different doesn’t excuse it.

Also, real life uses apostrophes.

toughen up cupcake

Sorry you see your era coming to an end.

Must be tough.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Simply put -- being an asshole is a firing offense. People on hear talking about how college or NFL coaches communicate with players have zero clue about real life.

The world of athletics works differently than "real life" . Just like The military works different. If you have never been a high level athlete you just wouldn't understand. Im sure we won't be able to agree on this and thats ok. Just understand competitive athletes are wired different than "real life" An over abundance of testosterone from both male and female athletes as well as a field full of type A personalities. It actually turns out to be "real life". Its not for everyone. The problem is everyone wants to be a part of it but actually wants it conformed to their standards. Its just the way this culture is becoming softer.

Yeah, nope. Different doesn’t excuse it.

Also, real life uses apostrophes.

toughen up cupcake

Sorry you see your era coming to an end.



Must be tough.

Have fun when your son chooses cheerleading over soccer.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Simply put -- being an asshole is a firing offense. People on hear talking about how college or NFL coaches communicate with players have zero clue about real life.

The world of athletics works differently than "real life" . Just like The military works different. If you have never been a high level athlete you just wouldn't understand. Im sure we won't be able to agree on this and thats ok. Just understand competitive athletes are wired different than "real life" An over abundance of testosterone from both male and female athletes as well as a field full of type A personalities. It actually turns out to be "real life". Its not for everyone. The problem is everyone wants to be a part of it but actually wants it conformed to their standards. Its just the way this culture is becoming softer.

Yeah, nope. Different doesn’t excuse it.

Also, real life uses apostrophes.

toughen up cupcake

Sorry you see your era coming to an end.



Must be tough.

Have fun when your son chooses cheerleading over soccer.

Does it hurt to have your knuckles dragging on the ground all the time?

[Anonymous]

Sad that the teammates especially the captains did not stand against this abuse of teammates by coach

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Simply put -- being an asshole is a firing offense. People on hear talking about how college or NFL coaches communicate with players have zero clue about real life.

The world of athletics works differently than "real life" . Just like The military works different. If you have never been a high level athlete you just wouldn't understand. Im sure we won't be able to agree on this and thats ok. Just understand competitive athletes are wired different than "real life" An over abundance of testosterone from both male and female athletes as well as a field full of type A personalities. It actually turns out to be "real life". Its not for everyone. The problem is everyone wants to be a part of it but actually wants it conformed to their standards. Its just the way this culture is becoming softer.

Yeah, nope. Different doesn’t excuse it.

Also, real life uses apostrophes.

toughen up cupcake

Sorry you see your era coming to an end.



Must be tough.

Have fun when your son chooses cheerleading over soccer.

Does it hurt to have your knuckles dragging on the ground all the time?

Sounds like you’ve been there before.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Sad that the teammates especially the captains did not stand against this abuse of teammates by coach

That’s pretty hard to do when there is an imbalance of power.

[Anonymous]

You don’t need to go to the Bobby Knight playbook to be an effective coach. And what happened to Bobby Knight? Oh, that’s right he was fired for being verbally and emotionally abusive.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Sad that the teammates especially the captains did not stand against this abuse of teammates by coach

That’s pretty hard to do when there is an imbalance of power.

Sometimes the right thing to do is the hard thing to do

[Anonymous]

He’s gone, isn’t he? Someone spoke up.

[Anonymous]

Yea, smacking asses and yelling at people are not going to get real far in todays world. Oh well.

[Anonymous]

I think he used racial slurs, too. You okay with that?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Sad that the teammates especially the captains did not stand against this abuse of teammates by coach

That’s pretty hard to do when there is an imbalance of power.

An imbalance of power?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Sad that the teammates especially the captains did not stand against this abuse of teammates by coach

That’s pretty hard to do when there is an imbalance of power.

An imbalance of power?

Yes, the coach controls the players' play and could pretty much fire them.