And have the ability to develop them when the experience isn't there yet.

Dec 1, 2018
10:09:32pm

mudpupper All-American

But that takes a very hands on approach. And I just don't see that with Rose. Maybe somebody closer to the program that sees how practices are run could comment further.

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Rose is the type of coach that needs very good assistants to be successful.

mudpupper

12/1/18 10:01pm

How many coaches excel with crappy assistants?

SUAVO

12/1/18 10:02pm

Those that are very hands on with the schemes. Rose basically hands it off

mudpupper

12/1/18 10:05pm

And majerus had really good assistants

SUAVO

12/1/18 10:11pm

I think the great coaches are the ones who can consistently make good hires

Resurgens

12/1/18 10:06pm

And have the ability to develop them when the experience isn't there yet.

mudpupper

12/1/18 10:09pm

Agreed.

Resurgens

12/2/18 7:24pm

And he left after last season, to the delight of the players.

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