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“I think all those midyears kind of fit in the same bucket,” Smart said. “They sit in a meeting and I don’t know what they’re actually hearing. Sometimes I think they think they’re hearing but they don’t. Then they go out on the field and they’re oblivious to what was said in the meeting.
“So, all of them, when they walk on the field, the level of intensity and awareness that’s required to play winning football, they don’t even understand it. They don’t even come close to understanding it.”
Good thing Kirby & Company are up to the job.
Go, Dawgs!
"the level of intensity and awareness that’s required to play winning football (conduct operations), they don’t even understand it. They don’t even come close to understanding it.”_____Smart
Lol...sounds like Boot Camp for the Pre-Freshmen...and, something a Drill Instructor (DI) might say at the Club, after work.
Smart might want to be careful of how often he uses the press to do some of his "motivational dirty work". He seems a little harsher in his criticisms this year, than he has been in the past...and, more often.
Changin' the formula a little bit....I'm just sayin'. Lol...I guess he figured if it worked for Jordan Davis and Stetson Bennett...why not try it on mote young players.
...and why Kirby & Company get paid the big bucks. If everyone does their job to the best of their ability, coaches and players alike, amazing things will happen. Go Dawgs!
