Amid all of the statements concerning what Collins should do for the remainder of the season, I owe it to everyone to contribute my own suggestions. Collins needn't thank me, simply implement them immediately.
First, he should ascertain before tipoff with great certainty which players will play the best in that game, start them, and give them plenty of minutes.
Second, he should rest those players only as needed and for the perfect length of time.
Third, he should provide a game plan that eliminates mistakes and maximizes scoring and defense.
Finally, he should evaluate the athleticism and talent of our opponents and our own players. If that of our opponents exceeds that of our team, he should rapidly and effectively develop the athleticism and talent of our players to a level surpassing that of the opposition prior to the start of the next game. (There are 168 hours in a week, and the games themselves take up only 4. This is what the other 164 hours are for. )
Well, there's the recipe.
First, he should ascertain before tipoff with great certainty which players will play the best in that game, start them, and give them plenty of minutes.
Second, he should rest those players only as needed and for the perfect length of time.
Third, he should provide a game plan that eliminates mistakes and maximizes scoring and defense.
Finally, he should evaluate the athleticism and talent of our opponents and our own players. If that of our opponents exceeds that of our team, he should rapidly and effectively develop the athleticism and talent of our players to a level surpassing that of the opposition prior to the start of the next game. (There are 168 hours in a week, and the games themselves take up only 4. This is what the other 164 hours are for. )
Well, there's the recipe.
