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This is what I be talking about. You can't just develop at practice, you gotta find them game reps. A lot of coaches are waiting to see a polished product in practice and if they don't they hit the portal for a player with more reps elsewhere.

59,877 просмотров • 1 год назад •via X (Twitter)

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Фото профиля Ken Hayes
Ken Hayes1 год назад

As much as folks rag on Billy, he’s spot on in everything he does. He just has to execute in game a bit better. Evals are on point, he cuts bait with folks and knows what he has and doesn’t. He’s a good dude and I hope it works.

Фото профиля Chef Corry 👨🏿‍🍳🎙️
Chef Corry 👨🏿‍🍳🎙️1 год назад

He's a program builder for sure. We all just waiting on the in game coaching to evolve

Фото профиля Leif
Leif1 год назад

This is the stuff that keeps making me believe he really will get it done.

Фото профиля Kevin Reed M. Ed., RAA
Kevin Reed M. Ed., RAA1 год назад

Gotta put them on the field and evaluate the film

Фото профиля Chef Corry 👨🏿‍🍳🎙️
Chef Corry 👨🏿‍🍳🎙️1 год назад

That's the only way to get better and not have huge drop off when older guys leave

Фото профиля Thomas
Thomas1 год назад

I feel like also He’s showing them respect and showing them appreciation for their commitment to the program. And that he’s invested in their future in the program and their growth.

Фото профиля GatorRx
GatorRx1 год назад

Some cats are different when they playing for real as opposed to practice. And they also need to go against guys that are really trying to embarrass you in order to improve.

Фото профиля Rob Co
Rob Co1 год назад

@_SenTV 🎯

Фото профиля JKSlay
JKSlay1 год назад

Man, if you cant do it in practice you not getting on the field. Can't trust you. You not perfecting your craft.

Фото профиля Chef Corry 👨🏿‍🍳🎙️
Chef Corry 👨🏿‍🍳🎙️1 год назад

Did you read the tweet? You can't wait for them to be a polished player to play them. Just doesn't work that way champ

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