That should be the order of things between now and Saturday…. And they’ve provided plenty of material these last two games to review in the video room.
The season turned around when sha started reading the boards and learned to get Dawes to attack the basket and not launch 15 threes per gameI am sure Sha is reading your post right now and saying, 'great idea.'
I couldn’t find a speaking facetiously font.I am sure Sha is reading your post right now and saying, 'great idea.'
If we do the video room first, we might not have time to practice. I’d bet Sha could go off for 20 minutes on each turnover taking us into Monday.That should be the order of things between now and Saturday…. And they’ve provided plenty of material these last two games to review in the video room.
It’s undeniable that psychology and mental preparedness is vital for optimal sports success. I read last week that many college basketball teams including the last opponent Marquette have specialists who deal with emotional aspects of the game and the grueling schedules.If we do the video room first, we might not have time to practice. I’d bet Sha could go off for 20 minutes on each turnover taking us into Monday.
I doubt he even saw the board.The season turned around when sha started reading the boards and learned to get Dawes to attack the basket and not launch 15 threes per game
Thank you Halldan,It’s undeniable that psychology and mental preparedness is vital for optimal sports success. I read last week that many college basketball teams including the last opponent Marquette have specialists who deal with emotional aspects of the game and the grueling schedules.
I wonder if SHU has such resources.
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Yes except for the time he actually passed the ball to a Gtown player and then on the ensuing next play gave up a 3 pointer to the guy he was guarding which may have been the same player so he might get an assist from Gtown.Coleman played well tonight!1
I know Father John well. Sigma Pi brother and a really pleasant person to deal with.Thank you Halldan,
The posters commentary was in very bad taste.
Father John is our team chaplain, and many professional and college teams are fortunate to have one for the players and coaches.
Offering ecumenical services while traveling, counseling, and reconciliation to all creeds. Father John has been a blessing to the Seton Hall students, alumni and friends of the university for many years, always being an uplifting influence to anyone who engages him
Thanks Dan,I know Father John well. Sigma Pi brother and a really pleasant person to deal with.
Whenever we see each other we still greet with the Sigma Pi secret handshake. LOL
Father John is great. I love the guy. He was always supportive of us athletes on campus.Thank you Halldan,
The posters commentary was in very bad taste.
Father John is our team chaplain, and many professional and college teams are fortunate to have one for the players and coaches.
Offering ecumenical services while traveling, counseling, and reconciliation to all creeds. Father John has been a blessing to the Seton Hall students, alumni and friends of the university for many years, always being an uplifting influence to anyone who engages him
Ok fair enough. Sorry. There’s already so much anger and disrespect to go around, and I wasn’t denigrating anyone; just asking questions.It’s undeniable that psychology and mental preparedness is vital for optimal sports success. I read last week that many college basketball teams including the last opponent Marquette have specialists who deal with emotional aspects of the game and the grueling schedules.
I wonder if SHU has such resources.
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