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Texas A & M head coach Jimbo Fisher tries to calm his players after the game on Saturday, September 29, 2018 in Arlington, Texas. (AP Photo / Jeffrey McWhorter)
When I was running youth sports, I was no different from any other coach at all levels. of you.
Texas A & M coach Jimbo Fisher, who is expected to receive at least $ 75 million more than young athletes, understands this lesson. 29. Fisher talked about trying to control his players after a clash with their opponents:
Interaction there, they argue and fight. I do not need this guy pushing, bump, fight in the game. Lose one of our best players in defense and our team leader is awesome. Learn to put your pride aside and put yourself away. There's no reason to go out there and push and do stupid things out there when you're stuck in the game. He's playing very well. It's a hell of a player for us.
I have enough – Dono (Donovan Wilson) played for a game or two. We had that. In a game like this, losing 25 players (Tyrel Dodson) tries to make a point. I do not want you to fight and – do the room, close your mouth, continue.
And he is a great player. Emotions enter football. It's an emotional game. But you have to play smart. You must play to win. This is one of our team leaders. It's a guy you count on for everything, make calls, do everything. This guy is critical.
You must understand this role. There is something bigger than the individual battle where you go. That's all I was trying to point out to him. no need – I need you, partner. If we want to win this game, I need Dono – I mean, Dodson. Sorry. Need them both.
It's great. Now, in case it's not clear on the picture accompanying this piece, let's see Fisher's technique to show players that extra violence is a bad thing:
Jimbo is not happy. pic.twitter.com/JMvlk9zDEb
– Beautiful Es You (@SouthernbeLLSU) September 29, 2018
So, to show that the shuffle is bad, Fisher pulls on the mask of his player. There is now a model of controlling your emotions.
I'm crazy that Dodson tweeted his support for what Fisher did. He has no power – it's a huge risk to immediately face a coach on a $ 75 million, 10-year contract. If Fisher, or any coach, will preach mastery of his emotions, it all starts with the coach. No parent or school administrator should or should tolerate this kind of behavior on the part of a coach.
The replica of my argument is the long history of coaching coaches for uncontrollable driving that they would never tolerate in their players. I was a student of Indiana University in the Bob Knight era. Of course, Indiana sent Knight back when he could no longer keep his cool.
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Texas A & M head coach Jimbo Fisher tries to calm his players after the game on Saturday, September 29, 2018 in Arlington, Texas. (AP Photo / Jeffrey McWhorter)
When I was running youth sports, I was no different from any other coach at all levels. of you.
Texas A & M coach Jimbo Fisher, who is expected to receive at least $ 75 million more than young athletes, understands this lesson. 29. Fisher discussed the possibility of controlling his players after a close match with their opponents:
Interaction there, they argue and fight. I do not need this guy pushing, bump, fight in the game. Lose one of our best players in defense and our team leader is awesome. Learn to put your pride aside and put yourself away. There's no reason to go out there and push and do stupid things out there when you're stuck in the game. He's playing very well. It's a hell of a player for us.
I have enough – Dono (Donovan Wilson) played a game or two. We had that. In a game like this, lose 25 (Tyrel Dodson) just trying to make a point. I do not want you to fight and – do the room, close your mouth, continue.
And he is a great player. Emotions enter football. It's an emotional game. But you have to play smart. You must play to win. This is one of our team leaders. It's a guy you count on for everything, make calls, do everything. This guy is critical.
You must understand this role. There is something bigger than the individual battle where you go. That's all I was trying to point out to him. no need – I need you, partner. If we want to win this game, I need Dono – I mean, Dodson. Sorry. Need them both.
It's great. Now, in case it's not clear on the picture accompanying this piece, let's see Fisher's technique to show players that extra violence is a bad thing:
Jimbo is not happy. pic.twitter.com/JMvlk9zDEb
– Beautiful Es You (@SouthernbeLLSU) September 29, 2018
So, to show that the shuffle is bad, Fisher pulls on the mask of his player. There is now a model of controlling your emotions.
I'm crazy that Dodson tweeted his support for what Fisher did. He has no power – it's a huge risk to immediately face a coach on a $ 75 million, 10-year contract. If Fisher, or a coach, is going to preach to control your emotions, it all starts with the coach. No parent or school administrator should or should tolerate this kind of behavior on the part of a coach.
The replica of my argument is the long history of coaching coaches for uncontrollable driving that they would never tolerate in their players. I was a student of Indiana University in the Bob Knight era. Of course, Indiana sent Knight back when he could no longer keep his cool.
