Mar 14, 2018
11:29:14am
11:29:14am
Sports history is littered with coaches who failed at one spot and succeeded...
...at another.
There can be multiple factors at play - more than are even worth trying to list. But the biggest factor might be that once a coach has failed and then stepped back in another role (say...as a consultant) they might get the chance to evaluate what they did right and wrong and become better for it.
I have no idea if Roderick is going to be good or bad. But I'm not going to assume that he is a failure based on what happened at Utah. I'll assess what he does now - at BYU.
There can be multiple factors at play - more than are even worth trying to list. But the biggest factor might be that once a coach has failed and then stepped back in another role (say...as a consultant) they might get the chance to evaluate what they did right and wrong and become better for it.
I have no idea if Roderick is going to be good or bad. But I'm not going to assume that he is a failure based on what happened at Utah. I'll assess what he does now - at BYU.
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Is it possible that the issue was coaching under Whit? I get the feeling he was a little more micromanging than Kalani
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