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Every good coach uses the media to send their message to players, dummy. What do you think Sabag is doing when he goes on rants to the media about Western Kentucky being a threat and how the media is feeding his team rat poison? Your mind is too basic to comprehend subtle motivational tactics.
No, they send their message to them on the sidelines, in the locker room, and off of the field.
Media events are for morons like you who think you matter (aside from a monetary value (ticket sales, merchandising, donations, etc)) to feel like you're a part of the team in some capacity. Suckers like you get sucked in thinking there's some grand revelation about to be said.
Coaches, most of them, can't stand talking to the media. It's part of the deal though and an unwritten rule that they've gotta do it. Coach speak, it's the norm and Richt is no different.
You then take those words and disect then into something that they weren't ever meant to be. Even a normal persons words could receive the same treatment. Crap is basically meaningless, besides generating interest around the team.
Too funny, you think he needs the media to light fires and motivate. It's amazing to me that anyone listens to a word you say here. You then bring Saban to the mix, giving an example of what every coach does, taking every team as a challenge. You know what, in practice they'll say to whomever, they've gotta give more, aren't taking it seriously enough, step up or so and so on whatever team is going to eat them for breakfast, etc etc etc. Man, you weren't even a rec team captain, lmao.