I see some football coaches doing really well on TV...as well as NBA coaches doing well..now here's a "what if" scenario...could an NBA coach train a good football team...and could a well known hockey coach train a well known baseball team and lead em to victory without any prior experience?
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No. Part of coaching is the leadership persona.. but just as important is an intimate knowledge of your game.
Bear Bryant was a great because he knew the game, not because he relied on coordinators..
Phil Jackson wouldn't be.Phil.Jackson without knowing all the arcane secrets.
Think Coach K became one of the winning-est coaches in history of personality? Nope.
Bear Bryant was a great because he knew the game, not because he relied on coordinators..
Phil Jackson wouldn't be.Phil.Jackson without knowing all the arcane secrets.
Think Coach K became one of the winning-est coaches in history of personality? Nope.
Absolutely not.
Well as a Brown's fan, I can say with 100% certainty that sometimes you can win in spite of your coach.
No way.
... except for Coach Ditka, of course.
... except for Coach Ditka, of course.
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