Welcome to the Hardcore Husky Forums. Folks who are well-known in Cyberland and not that dumb.
Process is big these days. Belichick, Saban, Petersen and others are big process guys. But it is not at the expense of results. The process is to get the results you want. To say a coach doesn't care about results only the process gets you Todd Turner and Ty Willingham fucking your program but good.
I am a process guy and always have been. I take a end result and build a process to get to it. Then I demand that my "players" follow that process to get the result.
If they don't get the result they get fired no matter how good they were at the process. And if they have a better way to get the result I don't stop them.
I'm not really a players coach. I'm more of a Jimmy Johnson - if you're a star and make me look good you can fuck the prom queen. If you fuck up and fall asleep in a meeting you get fired.
I've had one guiding philosophy in business - if you're here to cause me problems or make me look bad you won't last long. You can change my process but you better be right.
Its always about results. The scoreboard, the bottom line, the hookers and blow that require a steady income stream. There are different ways to get to the result, different processes, but all that matters is the result. Nobody would be sucking Saban's dick over his process if he was 7-5 every year. (hi Sark!)
Sark had no process and no results and is now a broadcaster. Coaches are different but all successful people share some traits and all losers do as well. The older you get the more you can recognize each.
Petersen has a process that is getting results. The line to bleux him starts here until we lose. Then the coaching search starts. That's our process.
Process is like perspective. Fuck them both and just win.
11 ·
Comments
Peterman's process mostly got great results at Boise. It's starting to get results here. I know this is serious dooging, but I think in two years Pete will be universally considered a top 5 college coach.
Process AND results.
'Bundance.