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<blockquote data-quote="Jazzchaz" data-source="post: 559373" data-attributes="member: 3823"><p>I'm not disagreeing with you on this, but wanted to read where he said it. I just did a quick search and couldn't find it.</p><p>My Dad was a lot like Bobby Knight, except he wouldn't have said much of anything to anybody in the media. He was someone you didn't mouth off to.(although he was pretty meek his last 10 years). He was from the respect your elders generation and frankly, he deserved respect. </p><p>At some point in recent times, it became 'OK' for kids to show a lack of respect to elders. I just read where Reed said maybe he was partly at fault. </p><p>In my opinion, Reed probably said something disrespectful and Knight's reaction was frustration over the changing world. In some ways, change was overdue, but in others the erosion has been a disaster.</p><p>I haven't coached girls but my perception is that a kinder approach works better....and yet so much of what I read now is that it's supposed to be same for guys and gals. I think that's crazy.</p><p>Considering how I was raised, if Joseph was coaching guys, I don't think that 90% of what I've read she said is a big deal, but for gals it's too much. The other 10% does sound sadistic though.</p><p>A coach gets hung for making a denial that is proven true. It's probably done in desperation to save their career.</p><p>Should it be the end of a career? Instead of answering this, I'd rather say sometimes people need a change and they need to move on before they snap.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Jazzchaz, post: 559373, member: 3823"] I'm not disagreeing with you on this, but wanted to read where he said it. I just did a quick search and couldn't find it. My Dad was a lot like Bobby Knight, except he wouldn't have said much of anything to anybody in the media. He was someone you didn't mouth off to.(although he was pretty meek his last 10 years). He was from the respect your elders generation and frankly, he deserved respect. At some point in recent times, it became 'OK' for kids to show a lack of respect to elders. I just read where Reed said maybe he was partly at fault. In my opinion, Reed probably said something disrespectful and Knight's reaction was frustration over the changing world. In some ways, change was overdue, but in others the erosion has been a disaster. I haven't coached girls but my perception is that a kinder approach works better....and yet so much of what I read now is that it's supposed to be same for guys and gals. I think that's crazy. Considering how I was raised, if Joseph was coaching guys, I don't think that 90% of what I've read she said is a big deal, but for gals it's too much. The other 10% does sound sadistic though. A coach gets hung for making a denial that is proven true. It's probably done in desperation to save their career. Should it be the end of a career? Instead of answering this, I'd rather say sometimes people need a change and they need to move on before they snap. [/QUOTE]
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