Indiana Tech coach dunking on recruit

anesthesiarunner wrote:

While certainly the athlete may be a bit misguided there is no reason for a coach to post something like this on Twitter. One of his assistants piles on as well in the thread

I would look long and hard at this program before committing to this program and if a current athlete there would be very careful not to give the coach some perceived reason to trash you on social media

It’s disgusting

https://twitter.com/intechtrack/status/1476611900687405072?s=21

I think this is fine. Why do you think coaches can't complain about the ridiculous people they deal with at their job? Teachers do it every single day.

If a teacher goes to twitter to make fun of the kids in their class they are pathetic too.

He also gives out specific info so the kid and many of her friends know who he is talking about

I interact with a lot of high school coaches and athletes in this area and am going to have a hard time not cautioning kids about this program

Will also use this as a learning opportunity for recruits about messaging

Maybe the recruit should tweet about the team pathetic graduation rate or the kids on the team kicked out of other schools. The fact that the state took away Indiana Tech accreditation of both the Education program and Law programs. What kind of school loses their teaching certification.

The kids already have the capability to look this stuff up, but they don’t really care too much when this is one of their options.

The anonymity here makes this okay.

I even like this as a recruiting strategy. Raise the bar on standards if you want a better team. You might scare away “participants” who want to be on a team but do t want to work hard while you may attract someone who is more driven to succeed.

Terrible thread title though. Unless there is a video of a coach slam dunking a basketball on a recruit, this is clickbait.

Come on. He didn’t name the kid. Put stats out there that could’ve been 100s of gals.

Not a big deal but nothing to gain either.

99% of NAIA schools are not good academically. She isn't going pro so it makes sense to attend an okay school.

thickey wrote:

Come on. He didn’t name the kid. Put stats out there that could’ve been 100s of gals.

Offering to Message the name of the kid to people makes this much worse and just pathetic for a supposedly grown man.

I'm sure it's frustrating for him, that or when kids ask for fulls while running like 2:10 800s for males is annoying

But from looking at his roster she'd definitely just be a filler kid that he's using to hit his numbers for the year

There's no need to be a douchebag about it he most likely wouldn't be giving her many opportunities anyways

His comment isn't about a real person just like your 2:10 comment is not. He is broad brushing the type of kid that he has seen.

anesthesiarunner wrote:

He also gives out specific info so the kid and many of her friends know who he is talking about

I interact with a lot of high school coaches and athletes in this area and am going to have a hard time not cautioning kids about this program

Will also use this as a learning opportunity for recruits about messaging

Lol, this guy thinks he has influence.

He caused a thread here and caused a coach to tell others to avoid him. He brought attention to the school which will ultimately help him in recruiting. He has influence whether you like it or not.

A grown man using that many gif’s in the thread is hard to see.

The tweet has since been deleted. Can somebody explain what this means and provide some context?

Ncaa ruler wrote:

His comment isn't about a real person just like your 2:10 comment is not. He is broad brushing the type of kid that he has seen.

His comments is 100% about a real person lol

Indiana tech coach posts recruit’s PRs and that recruit messaged him stating that she wishes to compete elsewhere

Goes on to ridicule her - his assistants join in as well as numerous others

He offers to DM the specific name of the recruit to those who reach out to him

FanOfTheSport123 wrote:

The tweet has since been deleted. Can somebody explain what this means and provide some context?

Indiana tech coach posts recruit’s PRs and that recruit messaged him stating that she wishes to compete elsewhere

Goes on to ridicule her - his assistants join in as well as numerous others

He offers to DM the specific name of the recruit to those who reach out to him