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Message: [QUOTE="JordyG, post: 2102147, member: 6819"] Slow your pulse and pump the breaks. Shouldn't be a problem. Teams have bad shooting days. The thing is when you reach a certain level, a participant in the NCAA finals level, you find that every night you get the other teams best shot. Suddenly awful teams play wildly over their heads. When your team is playing less than well, well, it's a perfect storm. It's a hard and sometimes fatal lesson for a team to learn. Some team's for many reasons can't handle success. It's easy being a contender. It's hard to become champion. It's harder to remain so. Building a consistent winning culture is the hardest thing to do. That's what Rueck is try to do there, the hardest thing to do in sports. Every good team, every great team goes through it. Have patience my friend. It is my hope that when Geno does kiss the hardwood goodbye that it's Rueck that fills the void. Out of Covallis. But he has lots to learn. The administration has lots to learn. There's a ton of stuff you all need to go through before it happens. It's all incremental. But if Rueck stays the course through good and bad, and there's still a truck load of bad coming, he'll get there. [/QUOTE]