The next time you hear a coach talk about commitment, you might want to have him define what he means first.
https://twitter.com/JohnWDRB/status/1335999878212759552
It’s amazing how these guys expect their bullshit to be taken seriously.
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Get The Picture · Bloviation for the Dawgnation
Get The Picture 
Indeed. After all, a family really needs that extra $2 or $3 million a year after struggling to survive on $3.25 million for the two years in Louisville.
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They’re just scraping by.
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What a relief that players don’t have families or careers to consider! That must be a load off their minds.
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Seems like Satterfield forgot the first rule of holes.
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Instead he wants to trade his shovel for a backhoe.
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It’s worth going to that tweet and listening to the actual video that he includes in the next tweet in the thread. It doesn’t come off as badly when you hear it in context in my opinion.
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Nope, all that can be considered is whatever shows up on some fockers tweeter feed.
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Did you bother to listen to the audio? It ain’t much of an improvement.
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Just goes to show how we can wrap indefensible ideas in just a tad of context to make them seem… palatable?
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So you admit it is an improvement?
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Are you serious?
Did you listen to it? He’s a touch more clueless than arrogant. If you want to count that as an improvement, be my guest.
He explored a job offer, probably for leverage, and Louisville fans are understandably upset. If you think what he said will calm the waters, lol.
Again, have you listened to the clip? You think it’s fine?
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No, just messing with you with a reply that would come from an Attorney.
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Should have known… 😉
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Good Luck in recruiting after making a statement like that.
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Kind of funny. 2 years ago, a ton of people were howling over UNC hiring has-been Mack Brown and bypassing the clearly superior choice in Scott Satterfield.
Now, the university that hired Petrino and stuck by Pitino is ready to file for divorce from Scott. Which, yes, says a lot about the university’s priorities as well.
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Damn son, I don’t think I would’ve said that.
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“But when they’re honest, well, doesn’t always go so well. Something to be said for sending the correct messages.” (john lewis quote)…please correct me here, don’t student athletes go to the institutions of higher learning in hopes of acquiring skills/knowledge/relationships that will help them in making career choices/decisions, good coaches will create an environment that will let the student athletes know that to get where they want to go, they will need to be “all in” without having to mention those words…people leave positions in all walks of life attempting to better themselves, while I’m there, I’m “all in”….
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So the years I spent in Athens were a wasted on trying to earn a degree so I could have a career and provide for my future family? Who knew?
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Sound like Satterfield and Kirby took the same online class this year.
Tone-deaf diarrhea of the mouth 101.
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I’m trying to come up with a more tone deaf group but coaches have an insurmountable lead.
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If we are talking about a graduate assistant making $8000 per year, he has a point. If we are talking about a person making eight figure salaries, then they aren’t “considering their career“. They are looking for greener pastures.
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