[GeorgeLopez1234]

I’ve tried and tried to keep my mouth shut but I just can’t hold it in no longer. I keep getting told “it’s not the offense” “it’s not the offense.” Well was finally revealed tonight that it was the offense. I hear “George you an idiot.” “All you care about is one player.” Well this idiot was correct is seeing what was going on on the floor. You can’t put the ball into the hands of two players and expect to win. It may have worked before the All-A when teams was still trying to figure out what your doing but they’ve figured it out know. But still, nothing has changed. What I’m also hearing now is that the players are just being let go in practice and they think they are on top of the world. I don’t know if it’s the coaches just think they are better than everyone. I don’t know if the players think they are better than everyone. Or idk if the players have any respect for the coaches that put in their time to them because they know they won’t get punished for it. I really wanted our boys to make it to rupp this year but it’s just being trashed away. Something’s gotta give or we will be watching the sweet 16 from the stands.

No one is saying "George" when referring to you. I think it would help if dads would be dads and let coaches be coaches also. If you think that players don't see and care about the things you adults say on here and that it doesnt make an impact on team chemistry, you are lost.

Martin County does have the most potential in the region 1-6, no doubt about that. They just do not play consistently for 32 minutes. Another thing that hurt last night was some foul trouble. After Martin County's first 6 there is a bit of a drop, so the Cards having to play conservatively down the stretch because of fouls hurt.  Hopefully they figure it out in the next couple weeks, and if not, it will be a lesson learned for all involved.

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I’ve tried and tried to keep my mouth shut but I just can’t hold it in no longer. I keep getting told “it’s not the offense” “it’s not the offense.” Well was finally revealed tonight that it was the offense. I hear “George you an idiot.” “All you care about is one player.” Well this idiot was correct is seeing what was going on on the floor. You can’t put the ball into the hands of two players and expect to win. It may have worked before the All-A when teams was still trying to figure out what your doing but they’ve figured it out know. But still, nothing has changed. What I’m also hearing now is that the players are just being let go in practice and they think they are on top of the world. I don’t know if it’s the coaches just think they are better than everyone. I don’t know if the players think they are better than everyone. Or idk if the players have any respect for the coaches that put in their time to them because they know they won’t get punished for it. I really wanted our boys to make it to rupp this year but it’s just being trashed away. Something’s gotta give or we will be watching the sweet 16 from the stands.

Shot 65% from 2 and 48% overall. Offense isn’t the problem.

I didn't think offense was a major problem either. I think it was just a much slower paced game than usual for the Cardinals, and that is the only reason for the lower score. Devan Maynard looked really good on offense I thought. Without looking at the stats, I feel like he was the Cardinals second best player last night. He is much better than he is sometimes given credit for, and want to see him keep being aggressive instead of just being a pass-back-out zone breaker.

How can you differ between dads being dads and coaches being coaches when the dads are the coaches and not correcting their own children

Some dads are also going to be coaches. Welcome to high school sports. I will agree that if you are going to help coach as a dad, you need to correct your own children. I am not sure the roles of the assistants for MC, but all the kids do need to be held to the same standard.

I am just stating that dads getting on here and constantly bashing the coaching staff, or the players doesnt help. Kids read this, kids talk about this, and this forum can feed into negativity. Remember that they are all still kids, and support them. Hold your kid responsible for what you feel like you should, and support the coaches that you know want to win as much as anyone.

And that is exactly the problem. Not all the kids are held to the same standard. Some kids can turn the ball over and shoot bad shot and not have anything said to them but if another one does it then he gets yelled at and jumped onto. I’m all for correcting you ball players but you do it to all of them not just certain ones.

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I’ve tried and tried to keep my mouth shut but I just can’t hold it in no longer. I keep getting told “it’s not the offense” “it’s not the offense.” Well was finally revealed tonight that it was the offense. I hear “George you an idiot.” “All you care about is one player.” Well this idiot was correct is seeing what was going on on the floor. You can’t put the ball into the hands of two players and expect to win. It may have worked before the All-A when teams was still trying to figure out what your doing but they’ve figured it out know. But still, nothing has changed. What I’m also hearing now is that the players are just being let go in practice and they think they are on top of the world. I don’t know if it’s the coaches just think they are better than everyone. I don’t know if the players think they are better than everyone. Or idk if the players have any respect for the coaches that put in their time to them because they know they won’t get punished for it. I really wanted our boys to make it to rupp this year but it’s just being trashed away. Something’s gotta give or we will be watching the sweet 16 from the stands.

No one is saying "George" when referring to you. I think it would help if dads would be dads and let coaches be coaches also. If you think that players don't see and care about the things you adults say on here and that it doesnt make an impact on team chemistry, you are lost.

Martin County does have the most potential in the region 1-6, no doubt about that. They just do not play consistently for 32 minutes. Another thing that hurt last night was some foul trouble. After Martin County's first 6 there is a bit of a drop, so the Cards having to play conservatively down the stretch because of fouls hurt.  Hopefully they figure it out in the next couple weeks, and if not, it will be a lesson learned for all involved.

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Shot 65% from 2 and 48% overall. Offense isn’t the problem.

I didn't think offense was a major problem either. I think it was just a much slower paced game than usual for the Cardinals, and that is the only reason for the lower score. Devan Maynard looked really good on offense I thought. Without looking at the stats, I feel like he was the Cardinals second best player last night. He is much better than he is sometimes given credit for, and want to see him keep being aggressive instead of just being a pass-back-out zone breaker.

How can you differ between dads being dads and coaches being coaches when the dads are the coaches and not correcting their own children

George is that your favorite player that’s all you seem to talk about?and Davis

Reading "George's" posts really makes me wonder if he really wants to see a 14 year old kid fail. Davis is a great 1/2 combo guard. No questions about it. Im not sure why "George" feels such a need to pump him up on here, or bring down the young freshman guard either.

Well the young freshman guard has the potential to be one of the best point guards to ever walk through the 15th region but can’t get his outside noise away from him and ruining his talent. And it starts on the bench