truthteller
The Critic
Yea...this dude need to be on Effexor or somethin... lol. He will definitely not be there much longer. Huge public embarrassment.
Sean Woods: You're Not At MVSU Anymore (Pushes Player And Verbally Berates Him)
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Dr H..
Active Member
You got that right, he has two strikes against him. I bet he will not push one of those white players. Thw SWAC Commissioners may have tolorated this behavior, the OVC will not. I am trying to think of the TN State coach that came from LSU he was suspended game for talking back to a ref., I think Frankie Allen and I know NR3 was suspended some games.
C-LeB28
Moderator
Yeah, Woods and THarvey go toe to toe with that. I'm so glad we don't have to deal with that dumb ass anymore. 
I never knew how the FCC never took our radio license from us with all that cursing at the top of his lungs on the bench while Chattabox at the media table right next to the bench.
I never knew how the FCC never took our radio license from us with all that cursing at the top of his lungs on the bench while Chattabox at the media table right next to the bench.
In_The_662
Deeeeep In The Delta.....
Yes....
Like it was mentioned on TV today, it's easy to get away with that in Itta Bena with only a handful of ESPNU games going to the SWAC. The OVC ain't the ACC but they do get a lot more coverage especially recently with Murray State and recently Kenneth Faireed (sc) from Morehead State. That dog ain't gonna hunt.
Big Thunder
Well-Known Member
I applaud the kid for not responding in the manner that I think I would have....:smh:
Blacknbengal
Well-Known Member
Woods just trying to toughen these soft ass kids up.
SUjagTILLiDIE
Well-Known Member
truthteller
The Critic
Well I hope he ready for the wrong one he "perceives" as soft... These are not his children. One good "BAM" in the face, and he wouldn't be crossing that line no moe'.
Blacknbengal
Well-Known Member
Isht, Woods would whip one of those kids like they were that girl on that bus in Cleveland if they tried to puff up at him.
FAMU CLIFF
New Member
There is a place for dressing down a player. That wasn't it.
SUjagTILLiDIE
Well-Known Member
Nick Saban and coach K does it all the time, but when a black guy does its a problem smh.
Panther88
Banned
+1. there's a way to convey it w/ the same type impact. intelligent kids don't require to be berated publicly or demeaned publicly. :read:
Panther88
Banned
No sir. Coach K does not "does it" all the time. :smh:
What coach K have you been looking at? :smh:
Herbert77060
Texas Southern University
truthteller
The Critic
Yea, I'm sure he would. But that busted/fat lip, swollen eye, or cracked nose will forever ring in dat big head of his before he ever go there again.
emptyright
New Member
I loved it. Nuttin like a butt chewing. I had a problem with the asst coach who got his in. he should have rallied the team while that was going on.
Dynamite
Active Member
No, its not okay to be yelling and putting your hands on a kid that way. As a coach, your are supposed to be a leader of grown men, but with that attitude in such a public forum, what example is he really setting. That kind of crap may have worked back in the day but kids nowdays will eventually lose respect for the coach if he keeps this up. One day he is going try that crap on the wrong kid and end up regretting it forever like Latrells Sprewell's coach if you remember that incident. :no:
Almost every athlete has been yelled at by a coach during a game or in practice at some point in their careers. That's why I say the yelling is not a big deal. It happens during the heat of competition. I've played for all types of coaches in terms of their demeanor. As long the coach respects the athletes, then there shouldn't be a problem. I read one story that quoted one of the Morehead State players as saying Woods' approach makes them better.
Dynamite
Active Member
Let me ask you this do you really think that player actually means what he is saying. Cuz I don't, You really think that player is going to come out now and throw his coach under the bus in public. The coach can set a example in different ways than acting like a complete idiotic maniac in public. If you ask me I think he may have anger management issues if you look at his demeanor.
truthteller
The Critic
I agree with this. I do believe the other player is covering up how he really feels about the coach, because he doesn't wanna risk screwing up his own establishment. I believe there is a way to still command respect from grown men in a professional setting without behaving like a raging lunatic. I do understand that things can get heated at times, but there are boundaries that should not be crossed when dealing with adults. One can have passion for what he's doing, yet still be firm, encouraging, & respectable. This dude we see is not the first coach I've seen behaving this way. It's learned behavior being passed down across the board. That university needs to mandate him go into psychotherapy if he wants to keep his position.