Hostile;2888411 said:The thread about the secrecy surrounding The Razorback has me wondering how you all would feel. Training Camp is an event. I think we can all agree with that. We enjoy it. We enjoy the practice reports. I think we all really enjoy the DMN blogs.
How would you feel if the next Head Coach insisted on privacy? No fans or media at any of the practices?
Would you consider that a competitive advantage that you could support?
Or would you think it was unnecessary and a waste of time?
Oh look hyperbole. Must mean you don't get it.Everlastingxxx;2888917 said:The Razorback wont be a secret...every team now has it in their playbook (under their own name) and every defense is now ready for it.
Why not close the draft to the public? Preseason games? Hell, just close all media to the team. I mean let’s keep it all secret.
Since you put the word "discipline" in there that makes this a easy call for me.Approve of it because it would mean an advantage and discipline
Boyzmamacita;2888487 said:Wow. I'm surprised so many approve of private practices. The reason I look forward to training camp is because of all the coverage, media blogs, fan blogs, vids and pics. I realize that these things do not help the team win, but do they really hurt? The players seem to enjoy the attention. According to Star Mag, 100% of the players have signed autographs at least once on their way off the field. Some of them sign often - Miles Austin was mentioned.
If it is in fact a distraction, then obviously practices should be closed. But I've yet to hear a player complain about it. Besides, what would Mrs. Price do if camp was closed?
Bob Sacamano;2888632 said:
if coaches want to hide specific plays from the wandering eye, they just have to be a little creative about it