OT: ND Coach throws players under the bus - Article

[pittmeister]

Still a jackass...

http://thespun.com/college-football/brian-kelly-threw-his-notre-dame-players-under-the-bus

 

[PhPanther1]

I'll wait for Smizek to be the judge.

 

[President Stache]

And you still don't think cash has anything to do with recruiting?

 

[JokePa]

Wow what a great guy. In his defense I'm sure he knows his time is short

 

[Pitt79]

If it's the players fault, you should say it! Fcck 'em, I totally agree with calling out players.

 

[pittmeister]

If it's the players fault, you should say it! Fcck 'em, I totally agree with calling out players.

There are many reasons you are wrong on this issue:

1. These kids are not being paid.

2. Calling out players will ruin the locker room chemistry and create desension among the players.

3. It will piss off parents of the players being called out. They support the program. If they have siblings the parents will think twice before sending their kid again to play for Kelly.

4. Some recruits may rethink their interest in ND.

 

[Pitt79]

There are many reasons you are wrong on this issue:

1. These kids are not being paid.

2. Calling out players will ruin the locker room chemistry and create desension among the players.

3. It will piss off parents of the players being called out. They support the program. If they have siblings the parents will think twice before sending their kid again to play for Kelly.

4. Some recruits may rethink their interest in ND.

Who Cares? 18-22 year olds are adults, they need to stop crying for a "safe space".

 

[pittmeister]

Who Cares? 18-22 year olds are adults, they need to stop crying for a "safe space".

So your response to all those points is ; "Who cares?" Brilliant!

- Who cares if he alienates the locker room?

- Who cares if he cause desension on the team?

- Who cares if it causes friction with the parents and the staff?

- Who cares if affects the decision of potential recruits?

 

[OriginalEther]

Calling out players/employees in public is generally viewed as bad leadership.