Does Winning Automatically Mean Your Coach Is a “Good Fit”?
Article By The Wolverine on 17th September, 2009
... Maisel examines what it means for a coach to be a "good fit." You can run the spread, the I, the triple-option, but unless your coach is winning, you're probably thinking he's not a good fit.
Maisel profiles Rich Rodriguez in the article, and also discusses when new coaches break tradition.
"There's a difference between tradition and best practice," Rodriguez said. "Tradition is the fight song and the winged helmets. It's not style of play or how you pick captains...
"When I interviewed for the job, they didn't ask, 'How are you going to pick game captains?' They said, 'We want you to be successful on and off the field.'"
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