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<blockquote data-quote="Old South Stands" data-source="post: 637420" data-attributes="member: 1036"><p>I like CGC's enthusiasm and the hard work he's put in, too. I'd like to see him succeed as a person as well. If it's true Tech has been his dream job from day 1, then you really wish him success at that. I don't know how good of a coach Dabo really is, but he's certainly a good CEO type of coach. Many criticized him early on for being a bit of a cheerleader, but his system works, and Clemson has the money to pay for the CEO and the competent staff he can delegate everything to. Anywhere else in Div-1 football, Venables would be a head coach. At Tech we currently can't afford that. We can't do that sort of CEO cheerleading stuff. </p><p></p><p>Not all coaches are coaching geniuses, but some can make up for it with hard work. If I were in CGC's shoes, in the offseason I'd be reading and studying all the great coaches of the past, their philosophies, what made them winners, etc. Try to apply that to the current situation... Look for young, up-and-coming coaching talent. Ask for advice from retired coaches on the golf course... whatever it took to get better. Learn from the mistakes of failed coaches like Butch Jones and figure out what made them failures. We all know that players need to pracice and develop to get better. Some famous players have even been called "a student of the game" for their dedication to learning. Coaches are no different in their need for constant improvement.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Old South Stands, post: 637420, member: 1036"] I like CGC's enthusiasm and the hard work he's put in, too. I'd like to see him succeed as a person as well. If it's true Tech has been his dream job from day 1, then you really wish him success at that. I don't know how good of a coach Dabo really is, but he's certainly a good CEO type of coach. Many criticized him early on for being a bit of a cheerleader, but his system works, and Clemson has the money to pay for the CEO and the competent staff he can delegate everything to. Anywhere else in Div-1 football, Venables would be a head coach. At Tech we currently can't afford that. We can't do that sort of CEO cheerleading stuff. Not all coaches are coaching geniuses, but some can make up for it with hard work. If I were in CGC's shoes, in the offseason I'd be reading and studying all the great coaches of the past, their philosophies, what made them winners, etc. Try to apply that to the current situation... Look for young, up-and-coming coaching talent. Ask for advice from retired coaches on the golf course... whatever it took to get better. Learn from the mistakes of failed coaches like Butch Jones and figure out what made them failures. We all know that players need to pracice and develop to get better. Some famous players have even been called "a student of the game" for their dedication to learning. Coaches are no different in their need for constant improvement. [/QUOTE]
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