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These were Mario’s words describing the George penalty.
It’s for sure a terrible mistake from a kid who was in the heat of the moment. He should pay his natural consequences and learn.
You know what else is ‘crap?’
Not emphasizing coaching mistakes as the same ‘crap.’ Being disingenuous with reporters about time management and timeout issues.
Everyone in the world knows the GT game was a wild error. National news! That wasn’t the only egregious error this season. Last year, Mario hired and fired almost an entire staff. Errors, right? Yet, we didn’t hear that tone about his own mistakes.
Why?
The superficial ‘it’s on me’ statements don’t have that same harshness.
Why?
Forgive me if I think leadership is about being harder on yourself than on those you lead. A wise person once told me that’s how you build trust.
Mario’s going to be here for a while. I hope we get better because I’m going to support the program either way. But, so long as we’re ‘getting back to work,’ maybe this is an area we can work on, too. Respectfully.
It’s for sure a terrible mistake from a kid who was in the heat of the moment. He should pay his natural consequences and learn.
You know what else is ‘crap?’
Not emphasizing coaching mistakes as the same ‘crap.’ Being disingenuous with reporters about time management and timeout issues.
Everyone in the world knows the GT game was a wild error. National news! That wasn’t the only egregious error this season. Last year, Mario hired and fired almost an entire staff. Errors, right? Yet, we didn’t hear that tone about his own mistakes.
Why?
The superficial ‘it’s on me’ statements don’t have that same harshness.
Why?
Forgive me if I think leadership is about being harder on yourself than on those you lead. A wise person once told me that’s how you build trust.
Mario’s going to be here for a while. I hope we get better because I’m going to support the program either way. But, so long as we’re ‘getting back to work,’ maybe this is an area we can work on, too. Respectfully.