Cheers - Coach or Woody and why?
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You wouldn't have Woody without Coach. I loved both characters.
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also want to mention my high school coach, Rich Erdelyi's here. Coach, you meant so much for us. I want to thank you for taking pride and dedication and teaching us the game of football. Coach Erdelyi takes all the credit for my success. To this day, he still tells the story that when I went to Central that I was throwing left-handed and he actually taught me how to throw right. Problem is, I think he believes it after all these years. Thank you, coach.
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Brad Gilbert is awesome. He's a local here (Marin County, CA) so I see him all the time. He's a great all around person, and I think he's awesome when he does commentary. He's very straight forward and to the point. And being that he is one of the best coaches in the world.. I think he knows what he's talking about. Hahaha...
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Billy Hayes.  Baiamonte..has some weird annoying voice..in which he enunciates the first name but doesnt emphasize the second name when introducting players.  Lame...I think the last name should be louder..so fans can get excited.
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Yeah, they got Whitiker sitting on the bench.  When they've let him play he's shown a different sort of game ability.  The staff has the best read of the abilities you mention.  They see the kids every day.  Still, Tech has left better players sitting on the bench because Beamer won't adapt to reality season after season, or some warped loyalty or stubborness.  This wouldn't be the first season that the team didn't have the chance it would have had, at the best record possible.  Probably true of most college teams.  No way of knowing what the coaches may know about I. Whitiker's readiness to play ball.  With you, though, I don't have confidence in Beamer's ability to coach  at a higher level.
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Are you looking for a role?\n\nMy favorite is the drunk guy. But in a major role, I'd have to say it's a tie between Billy Crocker and Elisha Whitney.
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Ed Houchili.  Just because he is older but buff as hell, he's a lawyer in the offseason, and the way he says..........FIRST DOOOOOOOOWWWWWNNNNNNN!!!!
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Once again my friend, very good thought.  People spend hours pulling for their favorite team to win, why not pull for the ultimate winning coach....God. All He ever ask is for just a few minutes, which isn't bad for someone I want to spend eternity with!\n\nYears ago, I would have found it better to watch that football game, but now, I can still watch after I devote my time to Him, if I miss the kick-off so be it!!
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Bobby Ross was and still is an awesome coach. He led GT to a National title in '91. ANd the Chargers to the Super Bowl. And has turned Army's Program back on the up & up.\nSchellenberger has not been a prevalent coach since the early 80's
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Jacobs.  Tiki still has a bum thumb and Jacobs is the short yardage guy.  Also, Tiki could be in the coach's dog house again for mouthing off.
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huh?  Come on now.  Let me tell you a little story bout a man named Tomlinson.  Or Lance Armstrong. Brady is the beneficiary of a good coach.
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Short answer... Pittsburgh...\nIt's the Bus's first Superbowl and last game of his career. He deserves the ring. \n\nOn the other hand you have Holmgren as potentially the only coach to win 2 superbowls for 2 different teams. 4 or 5 others have also had the opportunity...\n\nI think that Pittsburgh has the heart to pull a road game sweep of the playoffs (including SB-50) Count on it!
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In my opinion Danny Green is by far the better man and sportsman. He accepted and acknowledged his defeat with dignity and grace, and made no excuses. Bad losers are bad enough but a bad winner is intolerable. Arrogance is not a form of confidence. Humility however is a trait we could all use a little more of and is something to be admired. I would much rather my children have Danny Green as a role model. He earned more respect from me than I already held for him in the aftermath of the fight. Exceptional display of sportsmanship and how a real man should behave. I congratulate him on that.
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The best sports coach/manager tirade ever was Lou Piniella while with Seattle in September of 2002. He went off. There was a bad call at first base and he was livid. He first threw and then kicked his hat (he would throw it again later). Screamed quite a bit at the ump. Then, this is the kicker, he threw first base into the outfield not once, but twice. That's a classic tirade and when he left the field, he got a standing ovation. How about that. This is all from memory, but there's a link below. Enjoy.
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Mick Duram from Montana State University. He is a really good coach and just retired. But not because hes to old just wanted to coach another team.
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Somewhere between Woody and Norm. Perhaps a dash of Frazier mixed in.
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prekkoy, Dean Smith did not coach Walton or Lew Alcindor (it's Lew, not Lou...Lew was short for Lewis). They both played for John Wooden at UCLA... Alcindor's Bruins destroyed Smith's Tar Heels in the 1968 NCAA Championship game 78-55.\n\nJohn Wooden is the greatest college basketball coach ever, by far. Ten national championships in 12 years. Nowadays, you're great if you make it to the 'sweet 16'.  \n\nWooden's accomplishments totally dwarf Mike Krzyzewski's record, as well as that of every other college coach who ever lived.\n\nKrzyzewski is easily the best coach of the last twenty years. I think coach K is probably one of the top five college coaches ever, along with Wooden, Adolf Rupp, Bobby Knight and Dean Smith.\n\nOther than Elton Brand and Grant Hill, Duke's players don't seem to make very good NBA players, for some reason. Christian Laettner was never much of a player in the NBA, depsite the joke of naming him to the 1992 Dream Team, because they wanted to have one college player on the team.\n\nAny other Duke players from the last 20 years have a distinguished NBA career? I can't think of any. Bobby Hurley might have been a decent pro, but almost killed himself in that accident...\n\nWooden's players were much better prepared for the pros after playing at UCLA than Duke's players have ever been. But if I had one game to win in college today, there's no one I'd rather have on the sidelines than coach K.