“Y’all”, the only time I’ve ever been on that field for practice was when I was part of the practice. And if what you are saying, “the game is FAR more competitive than it has ever been”, is true, then our coaches should be looking for any way possible to get better. Some people who have enough money to be big donors are very smart people. Maybe those folks could help with some motivational or organizational things. There is a lot more to being a great coach than just knowing football. I just think it’s something to stay open minded about. And I’m not saying the visits should be often or intrusive.ASUTodd wrote: ↑Sun Nov 23, 2025 5:45 pmLol. Entitled fans and donors. The game is FAR more competitive than it has ever been. Every little thing helps and every little leak hurts. Y'all can't have a winning team and one that is open for y'all to tinker around with.Mjohn1988 wrote: ↑Sun Nov 23, 2025 4:54 pmI wouldn’t go that far. There are people who need to know what’s going on at practice. There could also be opportunities for an observer to help coaches become better at their craft. Would you pay a group of people and have them forbid you from watching what they’re doing at work?
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