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Yaxel Lendeborg on going to the line 12 times tonight which is something Jimmy Butler is particularly good at:
“Yeah, just seeing the way the NBA is, man, I guess a lot of fouls, a lot of free throws. So, I mean, I think I got to just adapt to what this is evolving to be. I’m going to learn all the sweep-throughs and all the bump and flops. Eventually, I’m going to get good at it and be able to shoot as many free throws as possible.”
Preach.
It’s not just Oregon, it’s a CFB challenge. OL is HARD. And to be frank, I believe the money some young players are making has impacted their hunger and resolve to develop.
Development isn’t a one-way street. Some players think coaches wave a magic wand and BOOM, they become better players. It can be ugly and uncomfortable. And that’ll never change.
But early financial success can create a false sense of arrival. So the discomfort can turn to DISCONTENT real fast. So coaches have to now manage that.
We’re all witnessing a period of developmental purgatory while the game course corrects… and it will.
B1G Hood Husky retweeted
It’s not just Oregon, it’s a CFB challenge. OL is HARD. And to be frank, I believe the money some young players are making has impacted their hunger and resolve to develop.
Development isn’t a one-way street. Some players think coaches wave a magic wand and BOOM, they become better players. It can be ugly and uncomfortable. And that’ll never change.
But early financial success can create a false sense of arrival. So the discomfort can turn to DISCONTENT real fast. So coaches have to now manage that.
We’re all witnessing a period of developmental purgatory while the game course corrects… and it will.
Sarah was cookin’ that day! @MsSarahFontenot
Fans are holding HCs accountable to unprecedented happenings and bot reasonable YOY expectations.
Replying to @HoodHusky @NoahGarguile
They’re doing the same to Elko at A&M. It’s a very unforgiving job when boosters pour what they pour into the rosters. They expect immediate turn around.
B1G Hood Husky retweeted
In 10 months, O’Shaquie Foster has beaten Stephen Fulton, Raymond Ford and Emanuel Navarrete — all while some so-called stars and pound-for-pound talents haven’t fought at all or have been in the ring just once.
B1G Hood Husky retweeted
Sweet science was on full display last night. I don’t care what y’all say. Boxing done right is the best sport in the world.





















