What it will lead to is kids not learning how to commit and see it through, a VERY important life skill. In all careers, there are down times and hurdles to get over. They won't. Entitled!
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Promotes coaches raiding other programs and dropping their current athletes that have not performed as expected.
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I think our offense will score a lot more points than last year and the defense will shut more teams down on 3rd downs.
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Tough teams on the schedule, and Scott has not proven his coaching abilities as of yet.
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Give him time to see if he can figure out a winning formula here. It's not like anyone else has been successful. Not much to lose. It's too bad there has been so little success. I think Husker fans would be overly supportive of the program especially with some improvement.
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Let's face it. With a few rare exceptions, Husker basketball has never been better than mediocre at best. Let's give Fred plenty of runway to turn things around. We certainly don't have much to lose (pun not intended).
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I think the transfer of one time with no restrictions is fine. More than that is not healthy for the athlete.
ReplyCoaches leave as soon as it suits their best interests. Why should student athletes be held to a different standard?
ReplyAs long as there are strict rules and penalties against coaches contacting other teams players.
ReplyWhy should coaches be able to leave but not players?
ReplyWe ask 18 year old students to make major life decisions. Then punish them if they decide they made a poor choice. Should we make adult coaches sit out a year whey they decide to change schools?
ReplyGotta be equal with the other student athletes
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