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Post by bleefb on Dec 9, 2014 9:18:04 GMT -6
"as I told my last girlfriend "you might want to chill out, I moved to Cincinnati to coach football, not to date you."
Classic!!
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Post by wolfden12 on Dec 9, 2014 10:12:58 GMT -6
Congrats Coach. Well deserved and great finishing touch on a great year!
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Post by aznando on Dec 9, 2014 13:36:40 GMT -6
Way to go Coach, and I think you just made my quote HOF! LOL Congratulations on the Championship.
Aznando
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Post by mariner42 on Dec 9, 2014 14:01:52 GMT -6
Sooooo, state title and ruined THAT undefeated streak? You hardcore, man. Look man...we are all coaches, so you know as well as I do that you have a varsity starter, the one you depend on, but sometimes that starter gets hurt or dinged up and has to come out of the game for cramps or something. Maybe has to sit a game for a rule infraction and sometimes they get kicked off the team altogether. So as a coach, I think it's fairly obvious that it's important to not only have a depth chart, but also to develop experience amongst that members of that depth chart so that when the starter goes down, the game can go on and the level of play is maintained. 1A - varsity starter 1B - understands they are not the starter but is working hard to be the starter, willing to go in the game at any time. 2 - quality backup but lacks the athletic attributes of 1A & 1 B 3 - usually a younger one, doesn't really understand the game but has some natural ability. Could start with more experience. 4 - developmental player. Has some raw talent but doesn't know how to use it yet. Needs lots of practice reps. So as I explained to my wife and subsequent girlfriends, it is important that you are diligent with development of your depth chart. DISCLAIMER: APPLY AT YOUR OWN RISK The depth chart policy is for single coaches only. If married coaches apply the depth chart methodology it is imperative that the varsity starter (presumably nicknamed "Wife") not learn of 1B or anyone else on the depth chart as most 1A's do not respond well to competition and they are likely to quit the team and take over half your chit rather than fight/compete to remain the Varsity starter. Also of NOTE, if 1B's become the 1A and learn of other members on the chart, they are equally likely to quit the team and take the other half of your stuff (which no one understands, since they should appreciate the position of the 1B player but they never do and are twice as vindictive as the original starter.) In short brother - there is only one football season per year...and the world ain't gonna run out of females. See, my starter benched herself a few months ago. The 1b was eager to jump into the stating role, but you still wish you had the starter, y'know? The 2 has excellent technique, but lacks the physique to perform at the starting level long term. Recently the former starter has started thinking that she misses her starting position, but we can't allow the athletes to dictate the depth chart, right? I think the best solution is to switch to the spread to maximize my athletes in space, right?
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Post by tothehouse on Dec 9, 2014 14:14:25 GMT -6
What if there are two starters...at the same position?
Just saying.
What were we talking about?
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Post by Rooster on Dec 9, 2014 14:22:41 GMT -6
"as I told my last girlfriend "you might want to chill out, I moved to Cincinnati to coach football, not to date you." Classic!! I dumped a girl one time for calling my dog cute...... Rooster
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Post by PIGSKIN11 on Dec 9, 2014 14:41:25 GMT -6
Dadgum-enough of this touchy feely happy hairy bullcrap! Get your arse in the wt. room and get back to work! LOL Actually...I spent 3-4 hours on sunday, data'ing up this year's and next year's common opponents. Formation, Play, Play direction, Off Strength, play type and making notes. Returning depth chart, etc. No worries about that. Friday is over. It IS time to get back to work. as I told my last girlfriend "you might want to chill out, I moved to Cincinnati to coach football, not to date you." Both true stories. Did she stay with you? haha Congrats Coach
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Post by msirishman on Dec 9, 2014 14:57:55 GMT -6
See, my starter benched herself a few months ago. The 1b was eager to jump into the stating role, but you still wish you had the starter, y'know? The 2 has excellent technique, but lacks the physique to perform at the starting level long term. Recently the former starter has started thinking that she misses her starting position, but we can't allow the athletes to dictate the depth chart, right? I think the best solution is to switch to the spread to maximize my athletes in space, right? I love the direction this thread has taken. I'm all about maximizing space!
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Post by utchuckd on Dec 9, 2014 17:38:09 GMT -6
Look man...we are all coaches, so you know as well as I do that you have a varsity starter, the one you depend on, but sometimes that starter gets hurt or dinged up and has to come out of the game for cramps or something. Maybe has to sit a game for a rule infraction and sometimes they get kicked off the team altogether. So as a coach, I think it's fairly obvious that it's important to not only have a depth chart, but also to develop experience amongst that members of that depth chart so that when the starter goes down, the game can go on and the level of play is maintained. 1A - varsity starter 1B - understands they are not the starter but is working hard to be the starter, willing to go in the game at any time. 2 - quality backup but lacks the athletic attributes of 1A & 1 B 3 - usually a younger one, doesn't really understand the game but has some natural ability. Could start with more experience. 4 - developmental player. Has some raw talent but doesn't know how to use it yet. Needs lots of practice reps. So as I explained to my wife and subsequent girlfriends, it is important that you are diligent with development of your depth chart. DISCLAIMER: APPLY AT YOUR OWN RISK The depth chart policy is for single coaches only. If married coaches apply the depth chart methodology it is imperative that the varsity starter (presumably nicknamed "Wife") not learn of 1B or anyone else on the depth chart as most 1A's do not respond well to competition and they are likely to quit the team and take over half your chit rather than fight/compete to remain the Varsity starter. Also of NOTE, if 1B's become the 1A and learn of other members on the chart, they are equally likely to quit the team and take the other half of your stuff (which no one understands, since they should appreciate the position of the 1B player but they never do and are twice as vindictive as the original starter.) In short brother - there is only one football season per year...and the world ain't gonna run out of females. See, my starter benched herself a few months ago. The 1b was eager to jump into the stating role, but you still wish you had the starter, y'know? The 2 has excellent technique, but lacks the physique to perform at the starting level long term. Recently the former starter has started thinking that she misses her starting position, but we can't allow the athletes to dictate the depth chart, right? I think the best solution is to switch to the spread to maximize my athletes in space, right? I like for my 1B to get starter minutes, just in a different position. That way the best players contribute to the success of the team.
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Post by breakerdog on Dec 9, 2014 17:39:53 GMT -6
Been married so long that I forget how to recruit anymore.
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Post by rsmith627 on Dec 9, 2014 18:26:38 GMT -6
Been married so long that I forget how to recruit anymore. False. Recruiting got easier once I got married. I'm just too smart to try recruiting because I have certain bodily assets I don't want cut off, plus I out kicked my coverage anyway as far as my wife is concerned.
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Post by blb on Dec 9, 2014 18:27:24 GMT -6
I married a 10 - and not just in appearance.
She loves football and has been my biggest fan-supporter for 35 years.
Pretty sure me bringing her to a couple interviews helped me get those jobs (may not have been sold on me but definitely wanted her!)
She received our state association's "Woman of the Year" award in 2012, deservedly so.
Those in attendance at banquet who didn't know her couldn't believe she is my wife.
My reply was, "Fortunately she is satisfied by the very best!"
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Post by silkyice on Dec 9, 2014 19:58:46 GMT -6
My wife is the AD at my school. Not really, I am, but she is my assistant and she does everything. Best woman I know.
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Post by mariner42 on Dec 10, 2014 8:58:27 GMT -6
See, my starter benched herself a few months ago. The 1b was eager to jump into the stating role, but you still wish you had the starter, y'know? The 2 has excellent technique, but lacks the physique to perform at the starting level long term. Recently the former starter has started thinking that she misses her starting position, but we can't allow the athletes to dictate the depth chart, right? I think the best solution is to switch to the spread to maximize my athletes in space, right? You can't allow the athletes to dictate the depth chart, but she is more than welcome to come back out to practice and compete for the starting spot again, but she has to know that she quit once, so it will take quite a bit of time for her to regain the amount of trust needed to be the starting QB again and until that time she will split reps equally with 1B and possibly #2. Coming back in, it is ok that she knows there is a QB competition because if she doesn't like it...well...so what. I know this feeling. I left the Varsity starter in columbus when I came to Cinci to coach. She was an all-american and could have been put in the hall of fame. Now...I did come here and win a title so personally, I say it was a good decision on my part but I've been getting through with some subpar QBs basically because I play good defense and special team are solid. BUT now...she's wanting her starting spot back...problem is she's verbally committed to play for another team...but she's made official visits the past 2 weekends so she is not very solid on that verbal and I currently have a scholarship available so... Classic example of how winning boosts recruiting.
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Post by wingtol on Dec 10, 2014 10:23:41 GMT -6
Amazing how far off topic some threads can get. With that being said...
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Post by breakerdog on Dec 10, 2014 12:38:07 GMT -6
There is a Rhythm, Read, Rush, Release joke in here somewhere, but I am just going to let it go.
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Post by rsmith627 on Dec 10, 2014 12:47:41 GMT -6
Amazing how far off topic some threads can get. With that being said... How coach? We're clearly talking about building a championship roster and developing athletes! I am offended that you would accuse this excellent discussion of being off task.
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Post by utchuckd on Dec 10, 2014 16:02:50 GMT -6
...problem is she's verbally committed to play for another team...but she's made official visits the past 2 weekends so she is not very solid on that verbal and I currently have a scholarship available so... Damn, if you can get her to not play for the other team you really are my hero.
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Post by Cody Gardner on Dec 11, 2014 8:29:59 GMT -6
I think you are missing another opportunity. You should be recruiting in both Columbus and Cinci, it is like coaching football and track. Two sets of athletes to hopefully bridge together for a large talent pool.
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