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Originally Posted by rainmaker
Okay, now are you saying that there was a situation where you weren't sure of the rule, you did what you thought was right, and then you lost a D1 assignment because of that? Or an NBA job? Or are you talking hypothetically here? This is the kind of confusing dissimulation that makes us all wonder who you are and what your real experience has been. When you say things like this about D1 assignments and NBA jobs, we'd like to know what facts you're using. Care to enlighten us?
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Sure. I kicked some rules at a DI camp. It's not that I wasn't sure, it's just that I didn't get it done when it was my turn to step up. In fact, if I was a clinician or an assigner, I wouldn't hire me after some of the mistakes I made.
Here's the thing with me and what I've learned to date. Several years ago, I thought i was ready to do DI. Confidence sky high! After going thru the process a few times and learning the rule differences and then trying to put this all together in a high profile game. I acknowledge now, I am not ready. But each year, I get a little bit better, a little bit wiser, a little bit closer. One day, if I keep getting my chances at bat, I gonna hit that 95 mph fastball. One things for sure, I got no chance of hitting that pitch if i'm not in the batters box.