Yet here is the headline on AJC.com right now.
Dogs addressing basketball 'train wreck' Academic policies toughened in wake of suspensions, dismissalsNow, the term "train wreck" was used in the story. But it was in reference to what was going on during the spring and summer. When some players weren't handling their business. And as far at the policies being in the wake of the suspensions...Huh? The suspensions were a result of the policy. Not the other way around. Ridiculous.
Unfortunately it is a "train wreck." At some point, given the shere number of "situations," one has to look at the top! These are all Felton's recruits and he has to be responsible.
ReplyDeletewhen the internal memo was written it was a train wreck.
ReplyDeleteWhen the players respect the coach so little and fear him so little that they don't do what he asks and we lose 2 starters for the season for it.
It's a train wreck.
Felton is the only coach on campus struggling with this, and his average player to assistant coach ratio is around 3:1.
As a point of comparison, Searels' ratio is 14:1 (not counting walkons). Overall the football assistants average 9:1.
It's a b.s. situation and they're all Felton's players. I have zero sympathy.
At any rate I don't think the headline fit what Towers was saying. You may agree with the headline, but it didn't go with the intent of Towers' story in my opinion.
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