BBall 4 Fun!

I 'm starting to believe this is pushed. For players to look as silly as possible.

@lbf_mas 😂😂😂Well, if this happens. The ref can't make the call & we just got 4 v 4 until they get up.

Like this is not basketball I’m sorry

@BrickCenter_ 😂😂😂😂

Completely natural shooting form by SGA here

Holy Shi@!!!! I can't believe it happened, it really happened.

🤯🤯🤯

@WUZCRACKIN11 @GregBerge She recruited the kid. She spoke with the parents. She watched her play through High School. She has a full summer of mental and physical preparation. They have practice, film & conditioning. Then all of sudden, it's pushed onto the parents.....ok

@Bball_4_Fun @GregBerge ORRRR…. Hear me out… maybe… because she sees the results of other people’s parenting (people like you) when these kids arrive on campus and they ‘re being held accountable or given any type of obstacle and coach here is a first hand witness on how they handle it!

Overprotected kids become unprepared adults. Dawn Staley nailed it.🔥 You can’t shelter your child from every hard moment and then expect them to handle adversity when it counts. Hard is the lesson. Watch. Share. Bookmark.

@Trentwalker1968 @GregBerge Staley is an incredible Coach. Izzo didn't mention parents. He mentioned the system itself makes it difficult to hold kids accountable. U talk to parents, u push to get the kid & then any short comings, it's the parents. Izzo didn't mention parents, because he's a parent.

@Bball_4_Fun @GregBerge Tom Izzo of Michigan State University just said literally the same thing. He is married and has 2 kids. Is Dawn Staley's point valid now, or do you just not like who made the point?

@MarkChrist2938 @jwade777 @GregBerge Agree

@jwade777 @Bball_4_Fun @GregBerge I understand where you coming from, a lot of parents dont talk about adversity to their kids. They usually try to shield them which every parent should do, but you also have some that literally come to their rescue on everything. Some things you have to figure out for yourself.

@elmerharrisnow @GregBerge Agree

@Bball_4_Fun @GregBerge Direct quote: “You gotta them let ‘em work through problems ‘cause they’re working through the things you instilled in them” That’s outstanding advice

@elmerharrisnow @GregBerge No, u said something tht sounds like what a parent would say. That's not what she said.

@Bball_4_Fun @GregBerge She said it’s important to let children work through things using the skills parents have instilled in them. Simply stated, let them use what you’ve (parents) taught them. She’s assuming and trusting that parents have done their job. How is that problematic?

@MarkChrist2938 @GregBerge 13 & 7, they not being coached by her. Try to keep up.

@Bball_4_Fun @GregBerge Umm she's a college coach. Be better 😂😂😂

@MarkChrist2938 @GregBerge When did I say I protected. But if the little league coaches can tell you how to parent, run with with. Your kids.

@Bball_4_Fun @GregBerge No you confused yourself. What she stated and what you talking about are entirely 2 different this but you got it big dog. My kids are 13 and 7. I just know when things don't go how for your children they won't know how to respond because daddy protected them from the world.

@MarkChrist2938 @GregBerge Yeah, just destroyed as parent. Our entire focus was tht we groomed & raised an entertainer😂😂😂😂. U gotta bro.

@Bball_4_Fun @GregBerge And who made it to the pros? Nobody 😂😂😂

@MarkChrist2938 @GregBerge Not sure your definition of protecting but turned out great so far. D1 athlete, graduated & we only have to pay for 1yr for his masters. I have no idea what you're talking about anymore.

@Bball_4_Fun @GregBerge But you will send your child to a coach that "Doesn't know how to parent" to do the job you can't do. Because that's all Im hearing. Keep protecting your child from adversity and see how it turns out.

@MarkChrist2938 @GregBerge You're missing the point but that's ok too.

@Bball_4_Fun @GregBerge And that's why I said you are the problem

@MarkChrist2938 @GregBerge Not what I said. It doesn't matter if she right or wrong. Stay in your lane. I don't talk to Coaches tht coach my kids. I am a parent & fan. So I don't expect the Coach to walk over to me & tell me how to raise my Child. I don't tell them how to Coach.

@Bball_4_Fun @GregBerge In certain situations but in this case no because she has delt with kids that fold under pressure. Shielding your kids from certain aspects only make them coddled. When you not here to protect them, what are they going to do. This basketball not the hood. You teipping.

@ConsciousnEnrag @MarkChrist2938 @GregBerge U took it as insult & how u handled that situation was to start name calling. But here u are talking about parenting.....stop

@Bball_4_Fun @MarkChrist2938 @GregBerge Sure let's see. If this were a fact you would appreciate what she's saying rather than sitting on your high ass horse. Maybe you're simply ignorant

@ConsciousnEnrag @GregBerge Not what I said & not the point being made. Coaches are a huge part of development of the kid on & off the field or court. The Parent has a massive impact & responsibility that is Forever. Tht doesn't give the Parent the right to go into Practice & tell her how to Coach.

@Bball_4_Fun @GregBerge Some coaches spend more time with kids than their own parents do. Don't take away from the impact coaches and teachers can have bc sometimes kids are more apt to listen to someone from outside than their parents.

@MarkChrist2938 @GregBerge U have a child. You're going to tell me, u have NEVER had to tell someone without children to shut to hell up??? Really bro?

@Bball_4_Fun @GregBerge Well my kids are not even 17, but she's been a kids before just like you and me. So she actually know whats up in that department. You can't sit here and debunk what she saying when 95 percent of its true. When these kids have adversity the crumble. You're failing them much more