Nov 25, 2015
12:17:37pm
12:17:37pm
I 100% agree with part but question a part.
I think game week, you prepare the same as every other game. Same schedule, same routine, same game day routines, etc.
The one area I diverge is that some games just are bigger. They carry more emotional weight. And not at least discussing or preparing your team for that is a problem.
Games against Utah, USU carry more emotions. You gotta prep for that to turn it to a positive, or the opponent will and can use it to their edge.
The one area I diverge is that some games just are bigger. They carry more emotional weight. And not at least discussing or preparing your team for that is a problem.
Games against Utah, USU carry more emotions. You gotta prep for that to turn it to a positive, or the opponent will and can use it to their edge.
Originally posted on Nov 25, 2015 at 12:17:37pm
Message modified by Turnpike Lane on Nov 25, 2015 at 12:24:07pm
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He probably holds his players back from playing with the natural emotion they would have for these games because he
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