StarksEwing1 wrote:Like i said ive supported Fizdale and feel he needs time especially with so many new players. However he has no system to run or even set plays. If you are a head coach you need some type of structure otherwise its like the inmates running the asylym and you wont win. The funny thing is despite that we still should be 2-1..we have talent enough to makes things fun. But im starting to question if Fiz is really a head coach or not. There is no doubt that he gets players to not quit we have seen that but thats only a small part of being a head coach. When you let guys just do ISO and chuck threes all games that isnt structure. There needs to be at least ball movement. Like i said we have talent and depth but so far Fiz has failed to pull in the reigns and establish any type of system.
You are correct on many levels.
The ISO/chuck threes point is worth discussing.
As is the issue of team depth. While so many people argue Frank vs DSJ as if its a rivalry, I see it more on a pragmatic level that affects all positions. With a deep team such as ours, someone who is injured or not right should be working out their nits in practice until they are fixed. Period. *That* IMO is the issue with DSJ. Any decent coach worth their salt knows that.
Fizdale, by force-feeding DSJ into a rotation role, sends the message that Frankie specifically is inadequate [pretty much no matter what he proves]. Again, this is a mismatch of coach/system/team structure. If the FO puts together a moneyball team structure - in other words, competent but flawed players who all contribute something to a winning game - then why the hell keep a coach looking for nothing but complete players instead of managing incomplete players to take advantage of their strengths?
In the case of DSJ, why isn't he working out his issues in practice? And why isn't Fiz smacking him in the head for selfish play instead of rewarding him? What kind of idiot do we have managing these kids?
This team can shine as a team but not as a group of selfish individuals satisfying a bone-headed coach. That's what I'm booing.
Secondly systems are plug and play, they set expectations for what will happen next on the floor no matter who is on the floor. Anybody seeing that kind of action? I'm not.