Can we send Lorenzo Romar to the Dana Altman coaching clinic this summer?

bananasnblondes said:

...oh wait. He coaches at Oregon so he must be CHEATING.

I keep forgetting that Romar is a good man and father figure and helps his players prepare for life after basketball. I'll take that over wins any day.

Sounds a lot like Tyrone.

I thought the topic was a whoosh (even if Altman won that game you cant be fucking serious).

PostGameOrangeSlices said:

Romar thinks Bible Study > Film

Disagree.

I don't think Romar's problem is that he doesn't work hard enough. I think his problem is his philosophies are inherently flawed, especially when he inexplicably went away from the style of play and type of athletes that he had some success with. What he's trying to do now with the high poast is just a bad match for his players, his skills and his brand.

Watching more film isn't going to fix any of that.

PostGameOrangeSlices said:

PostGameOrangeSlices said:

Romar thinks Bible Study > Film

Disagree.

I don't think Romar's problem is that he doesn't work hard enough. I think his problem is his philosophies are inherently flawed. He holds a Bible Study instead of running serious practices

Hi Harv!

dnc said:

PostGameOrangeSlices said:

Romar thinks Bible Study > Film

Disagree.

I don't think Romar's problem is that he doesn't work hard enough. I think his problem is his philosophies are inherently flawed, especially when he inexplicably went away from the style of play and type of athletes that he had some success with. What he's trying to do now with the high poast is just a bad match for his players, his skills and his brand.

Watching more film isn't going to fix any of that.

Romar doesn't strike me as a grinder. I'm sure he works fairly hard, but I'm not sure if losing eats at him and makes him work harder.