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Post by 411500 on Jul 23, 2019 16:07:44 GMT -8
bennyskid - - You make a good point about the importance of having good practice players on the roster...The added info about having the "scout team" available on a limited basis was also helpful..By scout team I presume you mean the men players who the starters scrimmage against....If you know how often men are used in practice I'd be interested in knowing...It seems to me they would be useful in many drills beyond scrimmage and scout team work..Especially working with the post players.......
Shifting gears: Here's something to consider. Maybe Noelle is not on the roster primarily as a practice player. Maybe Coach thinks she can be a starter in 2 years....Get ready for him to say as much.
After all, as willtalk likes to point out, nothing is guaranteed !!
But what willtalk usually fails to mention is that while nothing is guaranteed, most future events are understood in terms of their degree of probability....
And if you don't believe in the power of probability stay away from Las Vegas.....Guaranteed good advise.....😎
GO BEAVS !!
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Post by bennyskid on Jul 23, 2019 18:02:10 GMT -8
I can't find the rules on-line. From what I can tell, back around 2005 there were no rules, and some teams had men at every practice. Then the Gender Equality people pitched a fit ("those opportunities to practice should go to women!") - they didn't win, but from what I can gather some rules seem to have been put into place. Our "Tune Squad" practices with the team roughly twice a week, for roughly half of a practice. I don't know if that's the legal limit, or just how much Scott wants to use them.
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Post by bvrbooster on Jul 23, 2019 21:35:38 GMT -8
One has to wonder if the women's team at Cal, Berkeley is still allowed to scrimmage against scout team members who are called men, since the city fathers (woops, can't call them that - the city parental figures) have outlawed perfectly good words that include man in them (manpower, manhole,...). Perhaps they will now scrimmage against humans not eligible for inclusion on the team for reasons other than identity.
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Post by willtalk on Jul 24, 2019 6:01:10 GMT -8
One has to wonder if the women's team at Cal, Berkeley is still allowed to scrimmage against scout team members who are called men, since the city fathers (woops, can't call them that - the city parental figures) have outlawed perfectly good words that include man in them (manpower, manhole,...). Perhaps they will now scrimmage against humans not eligible for inclusion on the team for reasons other than identity.Except the criteria that makes them not eligible for inclusion is already in the process of being eliminated. Any good driver will let up on the gas and begin applying the breaks before they reach the spot they intend to stop at. If they do not then they will overshoot that spot and miss their intended stopping point. Its a simple principle that ever driver understands, yet that same principle is constantly being ignored by social engineers who's lack of foresight will usually create unforeseen consequences. In this case, the loss of all the gains that have been made in respect to equal opportunity for females in sports. |
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Post by Henry Skrimshander on Jul 24, 2019 11:04:06 GMT -8
Another guard for practice, since Tudor's practice time will nil until she's cleared, and then limited afterward.
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Post by sparty on Jul 24, 2019 11:53:20 GMT -8
Another guard for practice, since Tutor's practice time will nil until she's cleared, and then limited afterward. Sadly, I think you are right. Was hoping for a quick return for Kat. |
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