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An Interesting Quote from Rick Majerus

Started by WilsonHog, January 22, 2008, 11:00:51 pm

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WilsonHog

He was speaking about his current St. Louis team. See what parallels you can to Pel's situation, or that of any new coach:

"I realize the position I'm in here now: These guys didn't pick me; I didn't pick them. We're in each other's worlds, and we're looking at each other, like..." (He shrugs) "It is what it is. I like these kids, they're really nice kids. I would like any one of them as a son."

Razorod

good quote. provides a little perspective, which we all need.

as i said earlier--i can be patient with pel, it's razorback bb that i'm running out of patience with. 1996, the last time we got out of the first weekend. that's way too long ago.
Hoping the Hogs basketball fortunes change for the better this season.

 

WilsonHog

BTW...on Majerus...you gotta love a coach who will whip his dick out in practice to give his players a frame of reference for the proper 6" distance used by a defender when his opponent catches the ball in the post.

blacksuit

Quote from: WilsonHog on January 23, 2008, 12:00:29 am
BTW...on Majerus...you gotta love a coach who will whip his dick out in practice to give his players a frame of reference for the proper 6" distance used by a defender when his opponent catches the ball in the post.

Surely that didn't actually happen, but I've heard some crazy stuff about the man...

(edit: apparently it did, thanks google for that mental image)

WilsonHog

Quote from: blacksuit on January 23, 2008, 12:13:22 am
Surely that didn't actually happen, but I've heard some crazy stuff about the man...

(edit: apparently it did, thanks google for that mental image)

That's nothing. One time during a particularly disappointing stretch for the Indiana Hoosiers, Bobby Knight came out of the locker room bathroom with pants around his ankles and carrying a handful of toilet paper smeared in sh*t.  He held up the toilet paper for all to see and said, "This is what y'all are playing like."

ErieHog

Quote from: blacksuit on January 23, 2008, 12:13:22 am
Surely that didn't actually happen, but I've heard some crazy stuff about the man...

(edit: apparently it did, thanks google for that mental image)

You didn't do an image search, did you?    That's disturbing in its own right.
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Boar_Ryder

Quote from: WilsonHog on January 23, 2008, 12:00:29 am
BTW...on Majerus...you gotta love a coach who will whip his dick out in practice to give his players a frame of reference for the proper 6" distance used by a defender when his opponent catches the ball in the post.

Oh My!!!!!!

HawgG

Quote from: WilsonHog on January 23, 2008, 12:00:29 am
BTW...on Majerus...you gotta love a coach who will whip his dick out in practice to give his players a frame of reference for the proper 6" distance used by a defender when his opponent catches the ball in the post.

Damn I'm glad I didn't have to see that.

blacksuit

Quote from: ErieHog on January 23, 2008, 08:03:37 am
You didn't do an image search, did you?    That's disturbing in its own right.

Thankfully no, just text, but ouch...

Uncle_dad

So I wonder if Hootie uses the same technique to show his defensive backs how to maintain a two-inch distance between themselves and the people they're covering?

freethrow

Quote from: WilsonHog on January 22, 2008, 11:00:51 pm
He was speaking about his current St. Louis team. See what parallels you can to Pel's situation, or that of any new coach:

"I realize the position I'm in here now: These guys didn't pick me; I didn't pick them. We're in each other's worlds, and we're looking at each other, like..." (He shrugs) "It is what it is. I like these kids, they're really nice kids. I would like any one of them as a son."

I have been on both sides of that equation. Just work as hard as you can and never give up.

Razor8

Quote from: Uncle_dad on January 23, 2008, 10:08:25 am
So I wonder if Hootie uses the same technique to show his defensive backs how to maintain a two-inch distance between themselves and the people they're covering?
Actully his Dbacs never got that close to the guys they were covering he was using it to teach his receivers how much seperation to get on pass routes.
Razorbacks

hogfankb

Quote from: WilsonHog on January 22, 2008, 11:00:51 pm
He was speaking about his current St. Louis team. See what parallels you can to Pel's situation, or that of any new coach:

"I realize the position I'm in here now: These guys didn't pick me; I didn't pick them. We're in each other's worlds, and we're looking at each other, like..." (He shrugs) "It is what it is. I like these kids, they're really nice kids. I would like any one of them as a son."

Sounds a lot like the situation Pel is in. I would expect Majerus to equal or better the results from the year before as long as he didn't lose too much talent.

 

arkjay19

Interesting and accurate.  This team sure plays like they don't care.