Kinsler Commits

[TallyCane]

Wiltfong's latest from today. Didn't know where else to post this, lol. Nothing earth shattering but he did mention that we are chipping away at Richard Young and not giving up there (and we shouldn't). Starts talking about us around the 13:55 minute mark. Made the Richard Young comment earlier in the episode but made it clear that Oregon is very much so a threat there.

Young making a early commitment to Oregon would benefit us cause he isn’t flipping from bama. I do find it interesting that he says we are a sleeper for the #1 class, haven’t seen a national guy say that about us. Most of us think it could happen if certain things fall right.

 

[BoxingRobes]

This guy is a large human.

 

[Rellyrell]

Respectfully I disagree. While the buck stops with Mario, and he is ultimately the boss, he’s filled the staff out with Alphas.

Gattis, Strong, Steele, and Addae are definitely alphas.

Wright, Smith, Feld seem like Alpha but I’m not as familiar with them.

We have other coaches that seem like leaders of men too and we have an analyst that is definitely a certified alpha in Jason Taylor lol

People like that want to surround themselves with people like that with common goals. Iron sharpens iron. You never want to be the smartest guy in the room.

I’m so glad I read down b4 I posted. Lol. U’re spot on.

 

[calinative umstudent]

Again, you can't have several alphas working for an alpha per the classical wolf social hierarchy definitions. In the now debunked original theory, wolfpacks had one alpha male and one alpha female. The alphas 2nd in command was the beta (and had a partner beta female) . He was subordinate to the alpha but dominant over the submissive omega wolves. If the beta challenged the alpha and won, he became the alpha. You can only have one alpha pair at a time. Turns out wolfpacks have much more complex dynamics so wolves don't necessarily act that way, but that's the origin of term. The idea of a wolfpack full of alphas would be viewed as nonsensical.

Thats if you're comparing the staff to a wolfpack. In reality alpha now is a descriptive grouping for people as a whole. So multiple members of the staff can be alphas. Take them and put them amongst their peers, and they will command respect. For example, UFs LB coach would just sit down and shut up when Charlie Strong is talking...

 

[Rellyrell]

Again, you can't have several alphas working for an alpha per the classical wolf social hierarchy definitions. In the now debunked original theory, wolfpacks had one alpha male and one alpha female. The alphas 2nd in command was the beta (and had a partner beta female) . He was subordinate to the alpha but dominant over the submissive omega wolves. If the beta challenged the alpha and won, he became the alpha. You can only have one alpha pair at a time. Turns out wolfpacks have much more complex dynamics so wolves don't necessarily act that way, but that's the origin of term. The idea of a wolfpack full of alphas would be viewed as nonsensical.

Wolf packs don’t actually have alpha males and alpha females, the idea is based on a misunderstanding

The researcher who introduced this term tried to clear the confusion up two decades ago, but the myth still lives on.

sciencenorway.no

 

[aelmiami]

Wiltfong's latest from today. Didn't know where else to post this, lol. Nothing earth shattering but he did mention that we are chipping away at Richard Young and not giving up there (and we shouldn't). Starts talking about us around the 13:55 minute mark. Made the Richard Young comment earlier in the episode but made it clear that Oregon is very much so a threat there.

Definitely seems like he knows something. The Lew kid would pretty much complete the entire OLine overhaul, if Okunlola comes aboard.

 

[CanesDynasty]

Wolf packs don’t actually have alpha males and alpha females, the idea is based on a misunderstanding

The researcher who introduced this term tried to clear the confusion up two decades ago, but the myth still lives on.

sciencenorway.no

Mario is about to go from the Alpha to Apex Predator at this rate

 

[Da Jumbo Mutombo]

Wiltfong's latest from today. Didn't know where else to post this, lol. Nothing earth shattering but he did mention that we are chipping away at Richard Young and not giving up there (and we shouldn't). Starts talking about us around the 13:55 minute mark. Made the Richard Young comment earlier in the episode but made it clear that Oregon is very much so a threat there.

The Richard Young thread probably would've been a good place to post it lol

 

[PIPO]

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Spoiler: Commit Bootaaaaaaaayyyyyy Gifs

 

[htownkidd]

The Richard Young thread probably would've been a good place to post it lol

 

[PIPO]

@Rellyrell - I know which one you are spying:

Spoiler: Relly

 

[Rellyrell]

@Rellyrell - I know which one you are spying:

Spoiler: Relly

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My brotha; U ABSOLUTELY F’ING KNOW IT!

 

[JD4]

Again, you can't have several alphas working for an alpha per the classical wolf social hierarchy definitions. In the now debunked original theory, wolfpacks had one alpha male and one alpha female. The alphas 2nd in command was the beta (and had a partner beta female) . He was subordinate to the alpha but dominant over the submissive omega wolves. It didn't mean he had a meek, submissive personality. If the beta challenged the alpha and won, he became the alpha. You can only have one alpha pair at a time. Turns out wolfpacks have much more complex dynamics so wolves don't necessarily act that way, but that's the origin of term. The idea of a wolfpack full of alphas would be viewed as nonsensical.

I think what people mean when they incorrectly refer to people as alphas is what Meyers Briggs labels as the ESTJ personality type.

Extraverted, Observant, Thinking, and Judging

I know I'm going to derail the thread so I'll leave it at that.

Lol yes, per the “classical wolf social hierarchy” you can’t have more than one alpha. Human beings are a little more complicated than wolves

In any event, we are University of Miami… not University of Michigan, so we don’t give a fvck about wolves or their social hierarchy

When we say we have multiple Alpha’s it’s because it’s true and they’re guys with proven track records of success who are leaders of men. Determined and capable

Our guys are in good hands!

 

[TruCane81]

Umm... technically you can't have a staff full of alphas. That kind of defeats the purpose of having a social hierarchy. Having a wolfpack of alphas would make no sense as the alphas would constantly fight each other for dominance to be the alpha. But I digress.

It's not a wolf pack.

In humans it describes personality more than position.

 

[Dude]

My brotha; U ABSOLUTELY F’ING KNOW IT!

I see you are a man of culture.

 

[Rellyrell]

I see you are a man of culture.

I mean, sometimes I like to drink my beverage of choice w/ a slight pinky in the air. Lol.

 

[cway313]

@Rellyrell - I know which one you are spying:

Spoiler: Relly

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U know she kind of heavy for Ole Pipo @Rellyrell

Spoiler: Heavy

 

[Dude]

I mean, sometimes I like to drink my beverage of choice w/ a slight pinky in the air. Lol.

Indubitably.

 

[TriStarCane]

Wolf packs don’t actually have alpha males and alpha females, the idea is based on a misunderstanding

The researcher who introduced this term tried to clear the confusion up two decades ago, but the myth still lives on.

sciencenorway.no

 

[Cane Tankerous]

We're recruiting Mass & *** now.

The GREEN SPOILER below chooses to focus on the *** part

Spoiler: Safe For Work'ish

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