From what I recall the last two years we've heard from Gerry DiNardo that our practices under Riley looked a bit laid back/soft compared to other B1G schools.
I'm happy to hear things may be moving in a new direction this year.
You might be right and if you are I think we all can agree what WAS being done was not working real well, in combination with what *** said in an earlier post, if this would have been done right off the bat we might have had a very small roster.
This is what you get with an experienced professional coach. Someone who thinks things through.I think *** hit the nail on the head. There was likely a method to the madness of MR's first year and a half here.
Riley has been around long enough to know how to take the temperature of a program and medicate it as necessary. He was likely trying to avoid mutiny.
These are the things that if Riley would have done them right out of the gate, we would maybe have been playing with 65 scholarship guys. Now it's a young team at least half full of guys he's recruited, throw the gauntlet/expectation down and don't waiver.
I think *** hit the nail on the head. There was likely a method to the madness of MR's first year and a half here.
Riley has been around long enough to know how to take the temperature of a program and medicate it as necessary. He was likely trying to avoid mutiny.
Good I am all for that....in the long run will only be a positive.