Final thoughts on ND WR/Stuckey:
Players & parents. If you’re unhappy DO NOT talk to media. Don’t leak info. Don’t be a “source”.
Y?
If a coach learns that a player/parent in his room is a mole/snitch…
He’s gonna’ sit his ass, ignore him, alienate him.
Think.
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@MikeGoolsby41
Maybe treat all the player's the same and not show favouritism to certain player's. The coach divided the room.
When Styles left that should of been a clue to the room disfuntion
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@shawn543215
Any WR coach is gonna’ prefer kids who compete and actually catch balls. Winning a coach over is about building trust.
Can’t build trust if you don’t catch balls and complain to media.
I mean right?
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@MikeGoolsby41
regardless of the details. the optics surrounding MF’s management of the program are not good.
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@MikeGoolsby41
How about you as the coach act like a grown man and discuss the situation with the said player and parent. Be the grown up and a coach.
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@MikeGoolsby41
Figured this was part of the story watching a certain parent subtweet vague statements all season.
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@MikeGoolsby41
This is big time college football. Keep the damn parents out of it. They should never have a voice in any decision
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@MikeGoolsby41
Players today have an out, and it’s immediate. If not happy, no incentive to stay quiet and work hard.
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@MikeGoolsby41
So you’re somehow putting the blame on players? 18-21 year olds? And not holding the adults accountable and to do their JOB while being professional? Instead of “sit his ass, ignore him, alienate him” coach him up and be a man and communicate how to handle things.
Think.
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@MikeGoolsby41
I appreciate your coverage on the Stuckey situation. One question for you: There are several outlets that cover ND on a daily basis. Yet, none of them have done any investigative journalism on the Stuckey or Balis situation. It’s disappointing, right?
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