[noXcuz1]

Not to say you are wrong... but you are way off on this one. Yes Wireman yells, screams, stomps his feat, and tells the girls everything they did wrong, but when something goes right he is the first one to tell them good job. Coming from someone who is close to the program, Coach Wireman is a respected and loved coach from all of the girls. When he coaches they know what he expects of them. If he were to quit yelling they would know he has given up on them. He got onto Chessie because she made freshmen mistakes, espically on the 3rd foul. Those are plays seniors just don't make. Chessie is a very hard worker and a great leader your right on that, however, to say Coach Wireman didn't get onto other kids on the team is just flat wrong. Did you not see him jump on his niece #11 when she came out of the game, or his daughter #54, or #21, or any other players who played. He is in my opinion the best coach around this area and one of the best in the state. He gets the most out of his players because they know what he expects out of them. Just because he may yell and tell them what they have done wrong doesn't make him a bad person or coach. And personally if I had a daughter I would absolutley want her to play for Phillip Wireman because he loves the girls on his team and cares about each one of them not only during basketball season but the whole year. And that my friend is what great coaches are supposed to do.