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Mike Anthony: UConn’s Geno Auriemma and Dan Hurley adapt and learn as they coach and teach
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[QUOTE="EricLA, post: 3710046, member: 26"] We are very lucky to have such gifted writers covering our favorite sports team! This line really stood out to me as almost poetic: [I]But the game’s progress and a person’s growth leads to the simple reality that the best coaches are the best teachers, and the best teachers are the best learners. They must be. The more nuanced lessons are the more important ones in 2020. There isn’t always value in teaching through a tornado of one’s own creation[/I]. As Geno said, gone are the days of "drills and running". You can't beat teams any more being the fittest, strongest, or most tenacious. Coaches with longevity of success like Tara and Kim know this well - they had success in the past, and are having success currently. Obviously I feel that Geno is the best, but there ARE other coaches out there who do really well with what they have - sometimes guard oriented, sometimes post oriented, but it's a testament to the coaches I mentioned, and others, who have had elite success that has spanned decades. [/QUOTE]
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