Jimmy Johnson - We Want "Smart" Players

[rsa coral gables]

Reeding Jimmy Johnson's book Swagger, he rights about the importance of recruiting smart playas (he's been saying it for decades, but siting a book implies that i can read and right and that makes me looker more smarter). UM just reported that 12 playas made the ALL-ACC Academic Team. Too of the yutes have very bright futures hear.

Bissainthe and Cooper. Glad to sea they made the list. The list is below.

Mitchell Agude (sport administration), Wesley Bissainthe (sport administration), Anez Cooper (liberal arts), Lou Hedley (liberal studies), Clay James (liberal studies), Caleb Johnson (sport administration), Frank Ladson (liberal studies), Jake Lichtenstein (liberal studies), Will Mallory (applied physiology), Michael Redding III (psychology), Jalen Rivers (sport administration) and Tyler Van Dyke (real estate) were among those student-athletes recognized with academic honors from the conference.

Program-Record 12 Student-Athletes Named All-ACC Academic

Headlined by two-time honorees Lou Hedley and Tyler Van Dyke, the Hurricanes placed 12 student-athletes on the All-ACC Academic Football Team as announced Tuesday.

miamihurricanes.com

 

[Geddy Lee]

We have had smart players in the past when it comes to school but in terms of football iq, we have had some of the dumbest players in the country for a while now.

 

[LyndenCane22]

Sometimes you can be too smart though & over think things. Imo you need the right balance of game smart but doesn't think too much and just plays.

 

[Go Canes!!]

15-0

 

[404Usernamenotfound]

You can read and ‘right’ alright

 

[CaneSinceForEver]

Smart coaches = smart players, period.

 

[Astcloud11]

Smart coaches = smart players, period.

smart coaches = smart players = smart CIS posters

We byke baby. Sea your at the championship gaim

 

[Canes Stan]

TVD last name made the banned list

 

[L A M P]

Reeding Jimmy Johnson's book Swagger

I didn’t reed it, I listened to it on Awwduhbull.

(Probably my favorite chapter though)

 

[rsa coral gables]

You can read and ‘right’ alright

i reely can.

 

[rsa coral gables]

I didn’t reed it, I listened to it on Awwduhbull.

i have naught finished it, butt so far it has been inlightending, although alot of what he (really dave hide) rights in the book he has being preaching for years

 

[Matt Foley]

It is good to sea

 

[ItsAUThing.com]

Academically smart to a point.

Jimmy is a psychology major and he's referring to guys with a high football IQ, common sense, logic, reasoning, quick processing skills, etc.—not a team full of Poindexters.

Guys who are "smart"; they do the work. They go to class and put in the work studying—which translates to the football field, learning (and understanding) the playbook, being fast learners, etc.

 

[caneman73]

As long as you can see the "sea"

 

[WestGA'Cane]

 

[colperm]

There have been plenty of all time greats that could barely read. That said, we've been plagued by stupidity and mental mistakes on the field for far too long

While ideally there needs to be a balance, I'd certainly take a team full of smart hard working B+ athletes over what we have today. Much easier to establish minimum standards of execution and a culture of accountability than with the alternative.

 

[JamesQuall]

Reeding Jimmy Johnson's book Swagger, he rights about the importance of recruiting smart playas (he's been saying it for decades, but siting a book implies that i can read and right and that makes me looker more smarter). UM just reported that 12 playas made the ALL-ACC Academic Team. Too of the yutes have very bright futures hear.

Bissainthe and Cooper. Glad to sea they made the list. The list is below.

Mitchell Agude (sport administration), Wesley Bissainthe (sport administration), Anez Cooper (liberal arts), Lou Hedley (liberal studies), Clay James (liberal studies), Caleb Johnson (sport administration), Frank Ladson (liberal studies), Jake Lichtenstein (liberal studies), Will Mallory (applied physiology), Michael Redding III (psychology), Jalen Rivers (sport administration) and Tyler Van Dyke (real estate) were among those student-athletes recognized with academic honors from the conference.

Program-Record 12 Student-Athletes Named All-ACC Academic

Headlined by two-time honorees Lou Hedley and Tyler Van Dyke, the Hurricanes placed 12 student-athletes on the All-ACC Academic Football Team as announced Tuesday.

miamihurricanes.com

I thought misspelling words purposefully was @Canedog 's bit.

 

[JHallCanes]

not disagreeing of course but you can make smart players look pretty stupid if you can’t teach them your scheme properly

 

[Dwinstitles]

Reeding Jimmy Johnson's book Swagger, he rights about the importance of recruiting smart playas (he's been saying it for decades, but siting a book implies that i can read and right and that makes me looker more smarter). UM just reported that 12 playas made the ALL-ACC Academic Team. Too of the yutes have very bright futures hear.

Bissainthe and Cooper. Glad to sea they made the list. The list is below.

Mitchell Agude (sport administration), Wesley Bissainthe (sport administration), Anez Cooper (liberal arts), Lou Hedley (liberal studies), Clay James (liberal studies), Caleb Johnson (sport administration), Frank Ladson (liberal studies), Jake Lichtenstein (liberal studies), Will Mallory (applied physiology), Michael Redding III (psychology), Jalen Rivers (sport administration) and Tyler Van **** (real estate) were among those student-athletes recognized with academic honors from the conference.

Program-Record 12 Student-Athletes Named All-ACC Academic

Headlined by two-time honorees Lou Hedley and Tyler Van Dyke, the Hurricanes placed 12 student-athletes on the All-ACC Academic Football Team as announced Tuesday.

miamihurricanes.com

He cappin JJ wanted the best players and he got them. Politically correct answer is we want smart players. The locker room answer and coaches room is "get me this ******* stud so he can destroy everyone"

 

[OriginalCanesCanesCanes]

He cappin JJ wanted the best players and he got them. Politically correct answer is we want smart players. The locker room answer and coaches room is "get me this ******* stud so he can destroy everyone"

I would make the argument that the best players not only have the obvious physical abilities and talents, but they have football “smarts“. And can process information quickly on the field. I’m sure that’s what he means by smarts.