Cal on the side line? Cal demands discipline from all his players yet he continues to get out of the box knowing he has a set of rules to follow. Yeah, he’s not the only coach doing it but when a coach can’t control themselves in something as simple as staying in his box then how can they get upset with some simple mistakes from players. Just seems they should practice what they preach.
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This may be the worst thread of all time. Congrats.
He was never called for being outside of the box. This thread is about a bad assumption on your part.
Fail...but Cal lack of discipline got his 300th win for Big Blue...that's his lack of discipline
With Rutledge I bet hed stay in that thing for ever...
Trying to fire up the team. Hot take- I think he knows more about coaching than you.
Cal has a fire burning in him. You call it a temper, I call it competitive rage. It’s why he’s so successful. It’s why our program is so successful as well. Our fans demand nothing but greatness.
Stupid post.
This is your takeaway from beating a good, desperate team, on the road, down a starter after trailing at halftime with PJ in foul trouble?
Cal was working the refs. And he should’ve.
This is your takeaway from beating a good, desperate team, on the road, down a starter after trailing at halftime with PJ in foul trouble?
Cal was working the refs. And he should’ve.
Seriously though. Imagine if all our players had Cal’s competitiveness. We’d literally never lose. Dude is a maniac and I love it.
Not for being outside the box. That is a different call and one that he has been called for many times this season but that is not what he was called for as the OP demands that he correct.
I never said he was called for it this game. Just that he and other coaches should be disciplined to stay in the area laid out. If your going to jump down a players throat for lack of discipline then at least show you’re capable of it yourself. Something as simple as this should be easy to do.
Direct quote from your first post...
Again, he did not get outside of the box.
You haven't told the truth yet and you think I'm going to take your word with a bet
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Truth? It’s an opinion piece on discipline dude. Ever been in the military? Do you know the meaning or reason for discipline?You haven't told the truth yet and you think I'm going to take your word with a bet
Every coach gets out of the coaching box, especially the ones with the most intensity on the sidelines. It's part of the game. Whether it is called or not is about the officials more than anything. But the warning tonight wasn't about the coach's box. It was just a sideline warning on Cal. It was a way for Shows to exert some control.
I'd like to see Cal drop kick old fat ass Shows...or at least go full-Boeheim on him...
Cal is very high strung on the sideline. I think it's a positive and negative. I think he's good at firing guys up when we're down but I think we've choked off some games because he gets nervous and tight and it translates to the players. Can have it both ways though I guess, I'll take our guy, he's pretty good.
Why don't you just quit trying to spin your story and correct the complaint? That would be a lot easier than what you're trying to do here.
Yeah some games Cal should pop a valium and take a nap in the locker room...best example this South Carolina game...
I've read, and I've pointed your mistake yet you still claim the high ground here. You're only making yourself look worse. Getting mad isn't going to help you either.
Boy Rutledge looked good again last night.
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It takes some doin' to become a " worst take of all time" on here , or even be a top 50 candidate , but the OP succeeded
Just when you think you've seen every stupid thread there could possibly ever be then the OP comes on here and does this lol.
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