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Post by g8rfan on May 28, 2024 18:14:25 GMT -5
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Post by wahhappen on May 28, 2024 19:36:07 GMT -5
And the rich get richer…
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Post by tapsgator on May 30, 2024 9:44:12 GMT -5
1) I feel like that's the name of the bad guy in Batman Begins and The Dark Knight Rises. The child of Beyah Rasool escaped from the prison type shit. Yeah that's definitely true.
2) “I do think it’s beneficial. We have a lot of people in our building that will immediately be able to impact our team. And look I think the reality is depending on what campus you visit and what day it is some of those people are already coaching, you know, I think, it depends on who runs your compliance and how often they are around. I think it will be healthy,” Napier said. “I think it will allow a little bit better pace to do the job, you know, these guys not only coach their position, they evaluate their position, they recruit their position, and then they have to develop great relationships and those relationships are tested more than they used to be tested because of the transfer portal, so there’s more on the plate and with more attrition, there’s more evaluation and more recruitment, so I think the workload of the assistant coach has been probably three to four times as much work as in the past and I think having quality second-tier people at each position, distributing that workload from an evaluation, recruitment relationship, teaching development, that’s going to benefit the quality of life of the staff members.”
He uses the term "I think" an average of 1.25 times per sentence. 2-3 times it is in conjunction with "you know." He also uses both "relationships" and "tested" multiple times within 5 words. It's wild that this guy is gainfully employed in a role where public speaking is required, much less being paid 7 million dollars to fail spectacularly.
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Post by tapsgator on May 30, 2024 10:14:39 GMT -5
Also, not for nothing, but
"And look I think the reality is depending on what campus you visit and what day it is some of those people are already coaching, you know, I think, it depends on who runs your compliance and how often they are around."
Probably not the smartest thing to say when you're being investigated by the NCAA (which may resume now that a settlement has been reached) and being sued for 14 million dollars. What in the Sam Hell is wrong with this guy? Who the Hell says that? It's almost certainly true but just shut up.
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Post by wahhappen on May 30, 2024 11:25:00 GMT -5
Also, not for nothing, but "And look I think the reality is depending on what campus you visit and what day it is some of those people are already coaching, you know, I think, it depends on who runs your compliance and how often they are around." Probably not the smartest thing to say when you're being investigated by the NCAA (which may resume now that a settlement has been reached) and being sued for 14 million dollars. What in the Sam Hell is wrong with this guy? Who the Hell says that? It's almost certainly true but just shut up. Yeah, and if your head coach is a donkey, they tend to be around a lot more and run a tighter ship. Because those people who "runs your compliance" tend to have families and don't want to lose their jobs when the head coach sets the program back 10 years by getting caught. |
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Post by bimigator on May 30, 2024 13:32:42 GMT -5
Also, not for nothing, but "And look I think the reality is depending on what campus you visit and what day it is some of those people are already coaching, you know, I think, it depends on who runs your compliance and how often they are around." Probably not the smartest thing to say when you're being investigated by the NCAA (which may resume now that a settlement has been reached) and being sued for 14 million dollars. What in the Sam Hell is wrong with this guy? Who the Hell says that? It's almost certainly true but just shut up. That is just a bonkers quote. |
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Post by Mojave Gator on May 30, 2024 21:02:05 GMT -5
#2 above may be the longest run-on sentence that I have ever read.
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