thread went from constructive criticism of one of our key players to a classic chief troll thread, posters gotta learn not to take bate smh.
God I wish you had the ability to know where the line is and how to not cross it. So much troll potential reduced to nothing because of hack execution.I try to be concise and to the point when instructing - what was your concentration span at age 22? I think there are 2 or 3 takeaways he could focus on. Rome wasn't built in a day.
I like what he said. I'll avoid the easy rebuttal that it would be hard for him not to play better (oops, I guess I missed the high road there). I hope he can push through his "playing tight" and allow himself to slow down, relax, and just play. Like Brimah, he needs to be less emotional and play smart and focused, IMHO. Go Rodney, we need you real bad right now.In fact, he addressed his poor start to his teammates in a players-only meeting in Los Angeles the other day, assuming full responsibility.
"I told them myself, I have to play better, and they know that," he said. "I'm taking it like a man. People can say what they want to say, but I'm gonna play better. Trust me, I'm gonna play better."
The New Haven Register Blogs: UConn Men's Basketball Blog: Rodney Purvis reflects on loss of his "brother"; takes full accountability for his poor start
I like the accountability. Hopefully he's right.