No, you guys are misinterpreting the chart. It's a cumulative mpg chart.
Jeff was being kind when he said that it was ten percent. That would be one or two players. In reality he was was dealing with a third of the team, a critical mass. JTT, Ari, Gary, Ty, Melvin. It was a situation where, without players stepping up to lead, that it was a test of wills between bloc of knotheads and the coach. Peer pressure versus leadership. Anybody who has managed in that environment knows that first you have give the players a chance to change and then, when they won't, help them find a team elsewhere where their type of selfish and immature behavior is welcome.
Jeff won the battle of 2010-2011. Ty is being kept around as a dead man walking to show that all the talent in the world is wasted if one won't allow oneself to be coached. He is the head on a pike.
No doubt. IMO experience alone will improve the team's performance. If we don't improve, it's horrible coaching...but we can still improve and have a bad coach. That's what I'm more worried about.If we don't see improvement as the season goes on, regardless of the record, I think we've serious coaching problems.
Are you Steve Shutt?
And just to quickly follow up... if you are Steve Shutt, then I think you're a cunt.
Well stated.I like the spend 90% of my time with 10% of the knuckleheads thing, and how he still actually talks about them 90% of the time
Three things that discussion left me with.
1) No one from this board is responsible for any of those questions.
2) I feel more depressed now about basketball future than I did a couple of minutes ago.
3) Jeff from Charlotte is amazingly coordinated. Anyone who can type that clearly with their head so firmly planted up his ass should be in Cirque du Soleil.
No doubt. IMO experience alone will improve the team's performance. If we don't improve, it's horrible coaching...but we can still improve and have a bad coach. That's what I'm more worried about.
He's a PR nightmare regardless.
Here's a chart that might foreshadow what 'progress' we'll see with the team this season:
mediocre players + experience = mediocre players with experience
Here's a chart that might foreshadow what 'progress' we'll see with the team this season:
This seems about right - flip his first and second year at Colorado, and that should mirror about what Wake will be. 1-15 last year, 3-13 this year, 6-10 next year - not sure there is much more to hope for than that, unless the 2013 class can have a huge first year impact.