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Was reading an article on Calhoun and this part about his first season stuck out to me:
"In the first year we said we were going to bite the bullet and do things the right way," said Calhoun, who retired in 2012. "We could have won maybe 15, but we won nine and it was the best thing we ever did — we stuck to what we were going to do. That was the beginning of it, it's pretty special, what's happened here and that's the great sense of pride you have when you look back."
In my opinion this sounds similar to what we're hearing from Diaco. All about the process. Could we have won more games so far...sure, but we're sticking to the process, biting the bullet now and getting ready for future success. That season was the only one for Calhoun with a losing record.
Thoughts?
"In the first year we said we were going to bite the bullet and do things the right way," said Calhoun, who retired in 2012. "We could have won maybe 15, but we won nine and it was the best thing we ever did — we stuck to what we were going to do. That was the beginning of it, it's pretty special, what's happened here and that's the great sense of pride you have when you look back."
In my opinion this sounds similar to what we're hearing from Diaco. All about the process. Could we have won more games so far...sure, but we're sticking to the process, biting the bullet now and getting ready for future success. That season was the only one for Calhoun with a losing record.
Thoughts?