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Message: [QUOTE="Carnac, post: 2450465, member: 5798"] Incidents of that nature, should be behind closed doors team business, and something the public never sees, or be made aware of, not even by accident. Sometimes there is dialog between a coach and his/her players that should be confined between the walls of the locker room. NO PLAYER wants or is OK with being [I]read their rights [/I]by their coach made public. A good teacher/coach will find a way to teach a player/student how to do something, or get their point across [U]without[/U] humiliating the player/student. We've heard players (Gabby) say they have learned to take what Geno says, not how he says it. That does not work for every player. Theories or concepts can be loss in the translation when delivered in that manner. Every coach at every level in every sport should know that, and conduct themselves accordingly. Would YOU want YOUR child embarrassed like that, and have the tape leaked to the news media, who made sure it went viral? Some players have thick skin, others don't. Why was their halftime locker room session being taped in the first place. There are some places a camera does not belong. This sort of thing may influence potential recruits and their parents. We sometimes wonder why potential recruits choose to go else where. They watch TV too, and there's social media. If it happened to Katie Lou, it could happen to them. :mad: [/QUOTE]