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Is this not coaching?! Oregon passed up points twice against Washington, including a FG on the final play of the first half. Then up 33–29 with 2 minutes left, instead of punting, Lanning went for 4th-and-3 at midfield and handed Penix a short field. Two plays later: TD. Then... show more

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This is where the Texans lost the game IMO: 4th & 10 at the Chiefs’ 40, down 8 with 10 minutes left. DeMeco Ryans, typically a conservative, defensive-minded coach, surprisingly went hyper-aggressive by going for it. Instead of punting to pin an offense they’d mostly contained— majority of points came from a short field after a kick return, missed FG, and personal fouls—he went for it. The Chiefs hadn’t driven the length of the field all game but you go for 4th & long, snapping the ball as the play clock expired, giving the chiefs the ball on your own 44. Defense forces a 3 & out. Chiefs are faced in same scenario (4th & long on Texans 43), punt and pin us at the 7. 3 & out & they get the ball with great field position again, FG, game.

This is where the Texans lost the game IMO: 4th & 10 at the Chiefs’ 40, down 8 with 10 minutes left. DeMeco Ryans, typically a conservative, defensive-minded coach, surprisingly went hyper-aggressive by going for it. Instead of punting to pin an offense they’d mostly contained— majority of points came from a short field after a kick return, missed FG, and personal fouls—he went for it. The Chiefs hadn’t driven the length of the field all game but you go for 4th & long, snapping the ball as the play clock expired, giving the chiefs the ball on your own 44. Defense forces a 3 & out. Chiefs are faced in same scenario (4th & long on Texans 43), punt and pin us at the 7. 3 & out & they get the ball with great field position again, FG, game.

Houston Stressans

53,636 views • 1 year ago

Let me state up front that these two plays were NOT the reason St. John's lost yesterday. And I am a numbers guy so no need to tell me about our shooting stats in the game. But I need to vent. We knew Arkansas over their prior 8 games was making a concerted effort to get to the free throw line - they averaged 26.5 free throws over this 8 game period. In the 10 games prior to this 8 game period, Arkansas averaged 19.3 free throws attempts per game - right in line with D1 average per game. The coaching staff gave a clear direction to our players prior to the game - wall up with your hands in the air and maintain verticality. I am including two clips here of just that in which the Arkansas player initiated contact, Zuby and Kadary went straight up with their hands in the air, and Arkansas was rewarded with two trips to the free throw line. In the first clip, St. John's had a 4 point lead with 2 minutes to go in the first half with momentum as Arkansas hadn't made a field goal in 3 minutes. Zuby does exactly what he was instructed when Boogie Fland initiated contact and the baseline ref who is 6 feet away from the action does not blow his whistle, but another ref does award Boogie Fland two free throws. That started a 7-0 run for Arkansas and they went into the half with a 3 point lead. I can't provide enough words on the second clip on just how unjust it was to have a late whistle call on Kadary going straight up in the air and getting his fifth foul called on him with 6:28 to play. Kadary was limited to just 16 minutes of play in the entire game because of foul trouble. And as a reminder, I will end this post with how I started it. These two plays were NOT the reason St. John's lost yesterday.

Let me state up front that these two plays were NOT the reason St. John's lost yesterday. And I am a numbers guy so no need to tell me about our shooting stats in the game. But I need to vent. We knew Arkansas over their prior 8 games was making a concerted effort to get to the free throw line - they averaged 26.5 free throws over this 8 game period. In the 10 games prior to this 8 game period, Arkansas averaged 19.3 free throws attempts per game - right in line with D1 average per game. The coaching staff gave a clear direction to our players prior to the game - wall up with your hands in the air and maintain verticality. I am including two clips here of just that in which the Arkansas player initiated contact, Zuby and Kadary went straight up with their hands in the air, and Arkansas was rewarded with two trips to the free throw line. In the first clip, St. John's had a 4 point lead with 2 minutes to go in the first half with momentum as Arkansas hadn't made a field goal in 3 minutes. Zuby does exactly what he was instructed when Boogie Fland initiated contact and the baseline ref who is 6 feet away from the action does not blow his whistle, but another ref does award Boogie Fland two free throws. That started a 7-0 run for Arkansas and they went into the half with a 3 point lead. I can't provide enough words on the second clip on just how unjust it was to have a late whistle call on Kadary going straight up in the air and getting his fifth foul called on him with 6:28 to play. Kadary was limited to just 16 minutes of play in the entire game because of foul trouble. And as a reminder, I will end this post with how I started it. These two plays were NOT the reason St. John's lost yesterday.

Jason Fortin

68,682 views • 1 year ago

Eagles/Bears 2018 Wild Card: The Double Doink Game This was a defensive slugfest from start to finish as the Eagles trailed 6-3 at half with Nick Foles throwing 2 INTs. But playoff Foles magic always shows up. He answered in the 2nd half with a TD to Goedert, then delivered a legendary 4th and goal strike to Golden Tate to take the lead with under a minute left. And then came the moment that made this game immortal: the Bears lining up for a very makable game winning field goal only for it to double doink off the upright and crossbar. Eagles held on to win 16-15.

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Fly Eagles Fly Bets

44,841 views • 9 months ago

PlaqueBoyMax tried calling NBA Player Jaylin Williams to play with him against Young Thug and Lil Baby but hung up after finding out Max is playing instead of coaching 😭 “oh you gonna be on the court?” *hangs up*

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ryan 🤿

633,811 views • 1 month ago

Byron Scott tells story of him coaching Kobe Bryant through his last NBA game when he scored 60 “He started off horrible, couldn’t make a shot… When he start that game off the first 3/4 minutes I was like ‘this is not how I want him to go out.’ He got fouled and hit two FTs then all hell broke loose. The 2nd half I told him ‘you’re not coming out. Get ready to play the rest of this game.’ Every timeout I’d have my board and sit down with the guys and say ‘here’s our play guys. Kobe get the ball rest of yall get the hell out the way. Kobe if you want a P&R just call one of them up. Everybody get the hell out the way.’ He just went off… it was a beautiful moment. That’s something we won’t see again in our lifetime. You won’t see somebody play 20 years and score 60 in his last game. MJ only had 20 something, not even close. What we witnessed that night, is history” (Via

Byron Scott tells story of him coaching Kobe Bryant through his last NBA game when he scored 60 “He started off horrible, couldn’t make a shot… When he start that game off the first 3/4 minutes I was like ‘this is not how I want him to go out.’ He got fouled and hit two FTs then all hell broke loose. The 2nd half I told him ‘you’re not coming out. Get ready to play the rest of this game.’ Every timeout I’d have my board and sit down with the guys and say ‘here’s our play guys. Kobe get the ball rest of yall get the hell out the way. Kobe if you want a P&R just call one of them up. Everybody get the hell out the way.’ He just went off… it was a beautiful moment. That’s something we won’t see again in our lifetime. You won’t see somebody play 20 years and score 60 in his last game. MJ only had 20 something, not even close. What we witnessed that night, is history” (Via

NBA Courtside

302,668 views • 6 months ago

Love this coaching from Mike Brown. Screams at Kolek (rightfully so) and benchs him for dropping back instead of chasing the red-hot shooter off the 3PT line Then, after emotions cool down, Brown goes over to Kolek on the bench and explains himself. Then daps him up.

Love this coaching from Mike Brown. Screams at Kolek (rightfully so) and benchs him for dropping back instead of chasing the red-hot shooter off the 3PT line Then, after emotions cool down, Brown goes over to Kolek on the bench and explains himself. Then daps him up.

Tommy Beer

413,070 views • 7 months ago

Former Oak Hill Academy coach, Steve Smith on LeBron James in High School: “A freak of nature… He’s a 15-year-old sophomore, and he’s laying the ball up in the warm-up line with his armpit on the rim… This is not normal… Then we played the game, and he had 33 points, and we barely survived… It was 5 sophomores against 5 seniors, and we won by 1 point… That’s how good he was.” 😳 (via TheJustInTime_Podcast)

Former Oak Hill Academy coach, Steve Smith on LeBron James in High School: “A freak of nature… He’s a 15-year-old sophomore, and he’s laying the ball up in the warm-up line with his armpit on the rim… This is not normal… Then we played the game, and he had 33 points, and we barely survived… It was 5 sophomores against 5 seniors, and we won by 1 point… That’s how good he was.” 😳 (via TheJustInTime_Podcast)

Witness King James

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Noah Weber

714,867 views • 10 months ago

Even with an #Eagles win 28-23 over #Jaguars, there are some questions. You know I think Nick Sirianni is a good HC, but with some of his decisions in this game were not some of his finest moments. He passed up 2 xtra points and 2 FGs. Left 8 points on the field. His reasons. SPORTSRADIO 94WIP

Even with an #Eagles win 28-23 over #Jaguars, there are some questions. You know I think Nick Sirianni is a good HC, but with some of his decisions in this game were not some of his finest moments. He passed up 2 xtra points and 2 FGs. Left 8 points on the field. His reasons. SPORTSRADIO 94WIP

Howard Eskin

137,410 views • 1 year ago

Throwback to when Sean Payton said his team had the advantage in a tied game at halftime against the Chiefs because they’re “more of a first half team” and then backed it up by walking them down with their season on the line

Throwback to when Sean Payton said his team had the advantage in a tied game at halftime against the Chiefs because they’re “more of a first half team” and then backed it up by walking them down with their season on the line

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“Maybe you force your way to Miami because you want to play in Miami. Maybe that’s the team you say you’re only signing an extension with. That’s it. You pull an Anthony Davis in LA kind of situation and then they don’t give up as much.” — Rachel Nichols on how Giannis can make sure Miami has enough left to compete for a title after a trade

“Maybe you force your way to Miami because you want to play in Miami. Maybe that’s the team you say you’re only signing an extension with. That’s it. You pull an Anthony Davis in LA kind of situation and then they don’t give up as much.” — Rachel Nichols on how Giannis can make sure Miami has enough left to compete for a title after a trade

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57,706 views • 2 months ago

Clix lost a $2,500 bet to the team he was coaching after they won a game in the Globals LCQ without his help... He then refused to pay up and absolutely went off on the kids 😭

Clix lost a $2,500 bet to the team he was coaching after they won a game in the Globals LCQ without his help... He then refused to pay up and absolutely went off on the kids 😭

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Lacy left the Houston vs. Illinois March Madness game early and went off on the entire team for losing him $7,000 😭 "hometown #2 seed and you cant even put up 50 points what a disgrace of a team.. fire the coach, fire the staff, kick all the players.."

Lacy left the Houston vs. Illinois March Madness game early and went off on the entire team for losing him $7,000 😭 "hometown #2 seed and you cant even put up 50 points what a disgrace of a team.. fire the coach, fire the staff, kick all the players.."

yoxic

534,287 views • 5 months ago

This was a cool moment picked up on the broadcast last night. Naz Reid, who finished the game with 21 points on 7-10 FG, is upset after picking up 2 quick fouls. Then, Joe Ingles says something that cracks Naz and Bones Hyland up. Joe keeping things light, as usual.

This was a cool moment picked up on the broadcast last night. Naz Reid, who finished the game with 21 points on 7-10 FG, is upset after picking up 2 quick fouls. Then, Joe Ingles says something that cracks Naz and Bones Hyland up. Joe keeping things light, as usual.

Charlie Walton

1,604,684 views • 9 months ago

This happened between an umpire and two dads at a youth baseball game. The first dad was arguing with the umpire and the umpire told him to leave the field. He warned him that if he didn’t leave he would call the game. 💯 The dad kept arguing for a bit and then starts to walk away but I guess the ump felt it was too late and called the game. You can hear one of the boys say “just leave”. Once the game is called another dad comes over and starts yelling at the umpire because he called the game. I’ll tell you, this is the reason I gave up coaching after 20 years, parents like this. They ruin it for everyone. What would you do if you were the coach of that team? Ask the fathers not to attend games? Kick the boys off because of their parents? What’s the best way to handle this?

This happened between an umpire and two dads at a youth baseball game. The first dad was arguing with the umpire and the umpire told him to leave the field. He warned him that if he didn’t leave he would call the game. 💯 The dad kept arguing for a bit and then starts to walk away but I guess the ump felt it was too late and called the game. You can hear one of the boys say “just leave”. Once the game is called another dad comes over and starts yelling at the umpire because he called the game. I’ll tell you, this is the reason I gave up coaching after 20 years, parents like this. They ruin it for everyone. What would you do if you were the coach of that team? Ask the fathers not to attend games? Kick the boys off because of their parents? What’s the best way to handle this?

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Denis Shapovalov on State of the One-Handed Backhand on Tour “In a way it’s a strength because you can definitely generate more power, can get sharper angles, and be more flashy/creative with a one-handed backhand. But, in today’s game it’s very much heading towards the way of having a solid two-handed backhand and generating with the forehand. The game is so quick today, it helps to have that extra arm on the backhand. That’s why it’s so much more rare to see guys that have one-handed backhands….I blame Roger Federer, I grew up watching him and wanted to play like him so that’s def a big reason why I have a one-hander” 😅

Denis Shapovalov on State of the One-Handed Backhand on Tour “In a way it’s a strength because you can definitely generate more power, can get sharper angles, and be more flashy/creative with a one-handed backhand. But, in today’s game it’s very much heading towards the way of having a solid two-handed backhand and generating with the forehand. The game is so quick today, it helps to have that extra arm on the backhand. That’s why it’s so much more rare to see guys that have one-handed backhands….I blame Roger Federer, I grew up watching him and wanted to play like him so that’s def a big reason why I have a one-hander” 😅

TennisONE App

93,605 views • 6 months ago

Tim Legler on the Wizards’ late approach to stop Bam Adebayo from reaching 80+ points: “Look at who the HEAT were missing. You didn’t go into the game thinking you might need to pay special attention to Bam Adebayo? He’s basically the only name on top of the whiteboard. You give him 31 points in the first quarter, and NOW when he’s at 70 you’re going ‘that’s it, I’m drawing the line in the sand’? At that point, man up and play him straight up. Let’s see if he can get 85–90.” (via All NBA podcast)

Tim Legler on the Wizards’ late approach to stop Bam Adebayo from reaching 80+ points: “Look at who the HEAT were missing. You didn’t go into the game thinking you might need to pay special attention to Bam Adebayo? He’s basically the only name on top of the whiteboard. You give him 31 points in the first quarter, and NOW when he’s at 70 you’re going ‘that’s it, I’m drawing the line in the sand’? At that point, man up and play him straight up. Let’s see if he can get 85–90.” (via All NBA podcast)

Heat Diehards

36,368 views • 5 months ago

Brandon Jennings says the Spurs should really be up 3-0: “If we being honest with the Spurs. We go back to game 1, they’re down by 1 with 2 minutes to go, game 2 they lose with 10 seconds left, game 3 I mean 30 seconds left it’s a 3 point game. So if we really looking at it that’s why I said it’s 50-50 because they literally could be up 3-0. They’re down 2-1 and they still have the momentum more then anything you would think it would be the other way around but after that game last night it really showed.” (Via Gil’s Arena)

Brandon Jennings says the Spurs should really be up 3-0: “If we being honest with the Spurs. We go back to game 1, they’re down by 1 with 2 minutes to go, game 2 they lose with 10 seconds left, game 3 I mean 30 seconds left it’s a 3 point game. So if we really looking at it that’s why I said it’s 50-50 because they literally could be up 3-0. They’re down 2-1 and they still have the momentum more then anything you would think it would be the other way around but after that game last night it really showed.” (Via Gil’s Arena)

NBA Courtside

238,309 views • 2 months ago