Sep 19, 2021
1:55:45pm
1:55:45pm
Exactly. “Great coaches” are mostly great sales people/recruiters. There’s no X’s and O’s that can overcome inferior
talent and ability. At the end of the day, the coaches don’t catch or drop the ball. They don’t sprint down a sideline 70 yards to make a game saving tackle on a turnover etc.
Their job is to recruit players to get the job done and make them look good.
The other aspects to coaching is cultivating a culture that leads to wins. Discipline, dedication, teamwork … basically all the cliches.
Their job is to recruit players to get the job done and make them look good.
The other aspects to coaching is cultivating a culture that leads to wins. Discipline, dedication, teamwork … basically all the cliches.
Originally posted on Sep 19, 2021 at 1:55:45pm
Message modified by Zach Morris on Sep 19, 2021 at 1:56:14pm
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