morning. He made one comment that I thought was interesting about Pelphrey's players not ever looking at him during the game for instructions. Has Wally never seen Joe Foley coach? Players aren't supposed to be looking over at the coach during the game. They're supposed to be focused on the court, and do what they've been taught in practice. Actually Wally has probably seen more of our men's games then we thought if he believes players are supposed to be looking at the coach in the middle of the action.

Some coaches pace and instruct, and some coaches sit and let them play. Just different styles. It's probably what is being told to the players that is making a difference. Is it simple stuff? Or is it something too complex or micromanaging for the game?