I heard back in the day they played loud heavy metal rock music during weight training. I agree live music during practice is distracting.Complete agree. I don't like air control and windless indoor field.
And I hate background music inside practices. Lot of crappy rap.
Much different than real games.
And confiscate headphones and smartphones during practice sessions. ALL players. Pay attention teachers (coaches)
Let me write this down....
Every new staff brings change which usually makes the last staff look bad. The same happened with Frost’s staff taking over from Riley and we know how that turned out. While it’s nice to hear this stuff from players because it creates hope for real substantive change, the test comes this fall when we calculate how many more games are won compared to the prior staff. Ruhle seems to be doing the right things. Let’s hope it pays off.
I would question how vocal his position coach was last year as he was new and that staff was in disarray. I am assuming the comment was made about the staff as a whole from Piper.
I'm curious what the connection between tattoos and a lack of discipline is in your mind.
He had shoulder surgery.
Marine in me wants to give a big ooohrah
I would like to hear that explanation myself. Let"s see. Marines, tats, Navy, tats, Army, tats. Air Force ow that hurts. (Jk). Tats have been an integral part of our military for at least 100 years. Last I checked most were pretty discipline
They've been part of human history for thousands of years and many of them were earned in combat. It's a silly and impossible opinion to defend.
I had to read the thread to the end to see if anyone answered this. They needed to add a day to make up for taking a Saturday off, the only day they could do that was a monday. Because of class schedules, they had to schedule it earlier so they could get done, and to class. College classes generally run on M-W-F or Tues/Thurs schedules so by having it on a monday it conflicted with monday classes for some.
At a minimum, this opinion sets one up to continually underestimate people based on one's own unfounded bias. More than likely to the detriment of everyone involved.
