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Message: [QUOTE="freescooter, post: 3942416, member: 1023"] Oh he would have been awful. A total failure. Probably would have ended up coaching in D3 at some start up program somewhere. The great coaches would have been great in any era. Just like great athletes. They would approach things differently and adjusted to the new realities. My father was a really good amateur golfer. He got to play in a group with Bobby Jones one time when Jones was retired from competitive golf but played exhibitions for charity. Dad had played in various regional and state tournament and had played in several US Open qualifiers. He said he never saw anyone as focused on golf as Jones. His concentration and understanding of every element. Could a guy like that play with graphite shafts and other modern equipment? I suspect he could somehow. It would be the same with Calhoun coaching. He would adapt. And succeed. [/QUOTE]