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[QUOTE="Kenny11, post: 2470869, member: 7303"] I think the thread starter pointed out something important that needs to be considered. But there are 2 things that are also noteworthy: 1. Nobody (especially people in power) has the same kind of patience in athletics or anything else as they may have had 30+ years ago....not to mention media, bloggers, tweeters etc magnify everything and increase pressure. 2. Ollie seems to be getting worse and not better. I am not only talking about results (last year would be an impossible situation for any coach) but the strategy, game plans, and overall cohesion. For example, I don't know what the hell we are doing on defense by double teaming and over-helping on the ball handlers to give up so many unnecessary wide open 3s. [/QUOTE]
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