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The biggest fallacy is assuming that the future is
Posted on: April 23, 2017 at 23:03:35 CT
RayKinsella1922 SEC
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predictable.
Predict anything and usually you'll be wrong.
And yet in going over a game fans and sometimes even coaches are certain that if certain things happened a certain way other things would also happen.
If that were true, why even show up for the games?
We can all agree that executing on fundamentals, making no errors, playing good sound ball is preferable.
What we can't guarantee is that such play will translate into a win, or, that unsound play will translate into a loss.
As for tough guy managers and coaches whose biggest learning tool is 'riding the pine', I'd say those are going the way of the dinosaur.
Better keep up or you won't be able to recruit any players...
Predict anything and usually you'll be wrong.
And yet in going over a game fans and sometimes even coaches are certain that if certain things happened a certain way other things would also happen.
If that were true, why even show up for the games?
We can all agree that executing on fundamentals, making no errors, playing good sound ball is preferable.
What we can't guarantee is that such play will translate into a win, or, that unsound play will translate into a loss.
As for tough guy managers and coaches whose biggest learning tool is 'riding the pine', I'd say those are going the way of the dinosaur.
Better keep up or you won't be able to recruit any players...
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The biggest fallacy is assuming that the future is - RayKinsella1922 SEC - 4/23 23:03:35