Wojo is a heck of coach......

[brewcity77]

I'm certainly not as ready to give up on Wojo as some posters seem to be, but I've been wondering where to put out this observation: each time I see that Fox is about to "go into the MU huddle" I cringe a little bit. Wojo seems so--I can't really put a word on it--unconvincing. I've not really heard much technical coaching, as in setting up a play or giving specific instructions. Nor is there much inspiration in his words and tone, like a leader or captain. What I see and hear is repetition. He seems to grab onto to one phrase ("pass the ball") and repeat it 3 or 4 times.

Now, I realize that what Fox shows is just a small slice of his on the sideline coaching, but it just doesn't leave me impressed.

I couldn't help thinking of this post when Fox went inside the huddle with Chris Holtmann. He repeated the same exact inane comment about rebounding four times in a row. Maybe Wojo does this, but he certainly doesn't have the market cornered.

[BM1090]

I couldn't help thinking of this post when Fox went inside the huddle with Chris Holtmann. He repeated the same exact inane comment about rebounding four times in a row. Maybe Wojo does this, but he certainly doesn't have the market cornered.

Fox also isn't going to show coaches drawing up plays. If they did, we'd see the end of cameras in a huddle real quickly.

It's almost always going to be the most mundane part of the huddle or a motivational moment. They aren't going to show anything else.

[4everwarriors]

No one's as bad as Hemorrhoid Crean, hey?