Dave Aranda shows NO emotion on the sideline!
- Thread starter FlotownDawg
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I mean, he's the most intense looking Mofo ive ever seen. Big difference than not even paying attention to the game like Leach has looked a few times.
Yeah, hot head Kiffen should have won simply because he throws temper tantrums on the sidelines. We all know game plans and strategy are secondary! ****
You missed him not pushing for replays and not arguing bad calls. The guy actually admitted not seeing the play at Memphis that beat us. Didn't give a **** either. A coach needs to have his guys backs some times.
But his team showed plenty of it, so coaches like him earn the benefit of the doubt. Some coaches do tend to show more of their fiery side behind closed doors
On the other hand, when neither your players nor the coach show the slightest interest in being on the field, the coach does not receive the benefit of the doubt. Attitude reflects leadership, and brushing off displays like what we saw last week is a dangerous game.
On the other hand, when neither your players nor the coach show the slightest interest in being on the field, the coach does not receive the benefit of the doubt. Attitude reflects leadership, and brushing off displays like what we saw last week is a dangerous game.
FlotownDawg;[URL="tel:2006083" said:
It has always amazed me how people interpret other peoples emotions. Example when NTjr played baseball in high school people would would frequently say that he kept his cool and didn’t show his emotions. I would usually just say yeah but the truth was they just couldn’t read him. He was my son and I could usually read him pretty good. I could tell when he feeling good and when he was pissed and the batter was about to get a high and tight pitch.
Point is you can’t always tell the level intensity by reading the outward emotions.
Exactly. This whole “He doesn’t show emotion!” trope that gets thrown around on here is so tiresome. People are different. There are plenty of very successful coaches who are stoic on the sideline. Leach, Aranda, Mike Gundy, Chris Petersen are just a few examples. But some people think that a coach has to rant and rave like an idiot to be successful.
Yes outward displays of emotion and intensity are two different things. Back to the example of NTjr. I am much more outwardly emotional than he is but he is more intense and focussed than I am. He cares deeply about what he cares about but doesn’t always show it or tell you about it, except when you get some whiskey in him.
Emotion doesn’t equal success in coaching. Will Muschamp is Exhibit 1 in support of this argument.
Actually, it was probably Taco Bell since leach was eating a burrito or taco or something during the Spring game last year.
Despite what many may think, one can be very successful without screaming and yelling.
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