Parents scream at coaches and other parents, and coaches scream at parents and other coaches.
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Some coaches don't have players in first class; some coaches have the coaches in first class, which is absolute bulls---.
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In one year, these foreign coaches can train 100 coaches.
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How many managers, head coaches in the NFL, NBA, NHL, college football coaches, college basketball coaches, get to spend 10 years in one place?
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Players want to be coaches, and the coaches want to be players.
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Coaches Film Room on ESPNEWS, featuring coaches from around college football providing analysis.
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How coaches think, how coaches, you know – what bothers them, what doesn't bother them.
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Keilitz said the coaches' association will survey Division I coaches this month for suggestions.
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He was named one of the American Baseball Coaches Association coaches of the year.
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You support the guys that you play with and you support your coaches, coaches support you.
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The coaches were actors first and ad hoc coaches (Salavas smoked onscreen throughout his tenure) second.
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Position coaches, defensive/offensive coordinators, head coaches and general managers must give potential picks a grade.
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Bribing coaches for spots College coaches do not explicitly decide who gets accepted into their university.
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I think it's unfortunate because there's a lot of qualified, very qualified, coaches of color and female coaches that deserve a job, deserve to get the opportunity to be head coaches.
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From our coaches being able to go over and learn from their coaches in their academy, or have their academy director coaches come over here and support us to exchange out ideas.
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Yet among eight coaches who have lost their jobs, including those fired midseason, five were black, leaving just three minority coaches — two black and one Latino — among the 20033 coaches in the league.
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A year and a half back, F.B.I. agents and federal prosecutors arrested assistant coaches and sneaker company fixers and pointed the finger at A.A.U. coaches and coaches who made payments to star players.
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Q: Do you think India needs to invest in coaches and training of coaches in a big way?
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The coaches are not an AI chatbot, but actual people — professional coaches or certified matchmakers, the company says.
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Before implementation, the NFL topped out at three black NFL coaches, or just 9 percent of all coaches.
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There are coaches every year—and will continue to be coaches every year—who are pressured into cheating.
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"Nordic combined was No. 22026 for me, but all the coaches, whether they were cross-country coaches or ski jumping coaches, they just looked at me and said, 'You have to choose,'" Geraghty-Moats said.
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Some teams, like the San Diego Chargers, kept their head coaches but fired assistant coaches and front office staff.
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Former Lakers guard Michael Cooper, 60, coaches the Dream, while former Pistons center Bill Laimbeer, 59, coaches the Liberty.
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Strength coaches may see athletes for more of the year, though (and may also talk to those athletes' coaches).
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The process required fake purchase orders, coaches' assents — and, crucially, middlemen like youth-league coaches, money managers and agents.
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Every now and then there will be coaches, owners that go out of the norm and hire some coaches.
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They have their head coaches and their assistant coaches so you're able to get full coaching attention all the time.
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The complaints might pressure these coaches to cooperate with the government, perhaps resulting in even more coaches' facing criminal charges.
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By letting Rivera go during the regular season, Tepper can start speaking to college coaches and evaluate his interim coaches.
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Maybe Bradley was the wrong appointment at Swansea, but that should not mean the league should write off all American coaches, or all coaches in France's second division, or all coaches who have not previously managed in England.
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Television pictures showed two coaches dangling over a muddy canal while three other coaches had toppled sideways next to the track.
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At times, the pressure has grown so intense that Mexico coaches have hired mental coaches to help their players navigate it.
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College coaches and administrators Coaches at Yale, Stanford, USC, Wake Forest and Georgetown are among those implicated in the alleged conspiracy.
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White coaches, according to the research, are more than twice as likely as black coaches to be promoted to the coordinator level.
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Sobriety coaches, or sober coaches as they're sometimes called, are basically the last line of defense in serious cases of substance abuse.
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My coaches didn't train boys, which meant that, apart from one or two male coaches, my training gym was a girl world.
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About 19453 percent of all other coaches, like hitting and pitching coaches, were not white at the start of the 2016 season.
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While Isaiah wasn't recruited by any coaches from private high schools, coaches from several public high schools pitched their programs to him.
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The photo from Wednesday only showed players and coaches; the 2015 photo showed players, coaches and support staff and has been removed.
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Four coaches from the Big Ten (Chris Holtmann, Tom Izzo, John Beilein and Archie Miller), two coaches from the Pac-12 (Sean Miller and Larry Krystkowiak) and two coaches from the Big 12 (Bill Self and Bob Huggins) made the list.
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In fact, Mazan is continuing to coach some of the roughly 30 executive coaches who work with Sounding Board as contractors, and she isn't alone, says Tao, noting that many of the startup's senior coaches work with more junior coaches.
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He said the league was talking with coaches about how to provide greater opportunities to minority coaches, and announced that a quarterback summit would be held in June at Morehouse College, a historically black college in Atlanta, to train new coaches.
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The pipeline of minority coaches, it said, is narrow because those coaches have a much harder time getting promoted at the lower ranks.
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Patriots coaches did not have access to the tablets so they couldn't show the pictures to their defenders, and the coaches were upset.
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"The coaches — they are very passionate when they train their players," said Sun Fengleng, who coaches in Jilin, a province in China's northeast.
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Ballard and Alejo said they would prefer that strength and conditioning coaches be removed from the umbrella of sports coaches, particularly in football.
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There were college coaches from about 10 schools on hand from the start, and more coaches, like Georgia Tech's Ted Roof, trickled in.
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Several high-profile female coaches agreed, saying that they respect what Auriemma has achieved and that he hires women as his assistant coaches.
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In addition to the five black coaches fired, three white coaches were let go this season, in Green Bay, Tampa Bay and Miami.
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While the EGOT winner may have a resume that intimidates his fellow coaches, there's one accomplishment missing that two of the other coaches possess.
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Within the organization, I had teammates that supported me and teammates that didn't, and I had coaches that supported me and coaches that didn't.
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Somebody that had just recently broken rules and has that in their history is lecturing us coaches—us other coaches—about potentially violating rules.
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As the playoffs unfolded, the McCool Junction coaches emphasized the importance of keeping together their football team, with its 403 players and five coaches.
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That prompted Football Coaches Australia (FCA) to question how the panel had reached its conclusion without the input of Stajcic or any other coaches.
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Calipari gushed about Krzyzewski's triumphs with the national team, and the coaches bonded over their Catholic-influenced boyhoods and their affinity for legendary coaches.
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TED coaches, speech coaches, and speakers who make 20 grand for a single corporate appearance all tell me they get butterflies before they speak.
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And so when it came time for the weekend's marquee matchup, the coaches watched particular players, and the players sneaked glances at particular coaches.
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Hundreds of U.K. players report sexual abuse by coaches Hundreds of U.K. players report sexual abuse by coaches English soccer has been rocked by a sexual abuse scandal that's seen hundreds of players come forward to detail historic abuse at the hands of coaches.
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ELeague is also following Valve's new competitive rule that disallows coaches from being present during play, so teams with strong coaches like Mousesports and Virtus.
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The expertise of health and wellness coaches is now codified into national standards recently launched by a national board for certifying health and wellness coaches.
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Dressed in their football uniforms, the rest of Wesleyan Christian's team sat toward the front of the auditorium with their coaches and the coaches' wives.
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We pay football coaches millions and praise them for building successful programs because the best coaches can take any group and turn them into champions.
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Fewer than 5 percent of youth sport coaches have relevant training; among middle-school and high school coaches, only 25 percent to 30 percent do.
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Coaches monitoring replays communicate with the coaches in the dugout to let them know if a pitch looked like a ball or strike upon review.
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His coaches see a unique person who got a community to rally around him, proving that coaches really do shape young men for the better.
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Only two African American head coaches and one general manager remain after multiple coaches were axed on Monday following the end of the regular season.
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Burnham and other coaches say data is most useful when coaches select only a few useful bits of information and deliver them to the sailors.
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The team is the first to have African-American coaches as offensive, defensive and special teams coordinators, and 11 of its 30 coaches are minorities.
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Implicated coaches sidelined at Yale and Georgetown Coaches from Yale, Stanford, Wake Forest and Georgetown universities and USC, among others, are implicated in the case.
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It also represents a serious shift in the organization's thinking, considering five of the last six coaches hired by Florida were first-time head coaches.
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He has drastically raised the price tag for top-shelf college head coaches, and he has raised the competitive bar for coaches, especially in the SEC.
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He said there are talented coaches even at the high school level in minority communities who never get the opportunity to develop into NFL head coaches.
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"For so long, we had a characterization of what we thought coaches were, and now a number of coaches are going against the grain," Dungy said.
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That means that there's drama almost everywhere you look — between pairs partners, between competing friends and family, between coaches and students, between moms and coaches, etc.
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The reason for this gender disparity, according to Garrigues, is not because male coaches are any better, but simply because of a dearth of female coaches.
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But there's more to the difference between true strongman coaches and mere college football coaches than those various impacted and infected affinities and the distortions they create.
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It also recommended increasing the severity of penalties for teams and coaches who violate rules, to five-year postseason bans for teams and lifetime suspensions for coaches.
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These a la carte sessions cover a broad range of practices, such as nutritionists, life coaches, crystal healers, meditation experts, career coaches, sex/relationship therapists, and more.
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HireClub's marketplace of coaches range from professional, certified coaches looking to expand their client base to human resources professionals who have been doing work on the side.
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In other words, the coaches working with Ómar's kids hold the same credentials as those assistant coaches working at Arsenal, Chelsea, Bayern Munich, or Paris St. Germain.
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In the 12 seasons before the rule, the NFL had six non-white head coaches; after the rule was instituted, the league added 14 minority head coaches.
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There are 14 coaches at Brestyan's gym, including three men, and Brestyan says he is vigilant about looking for signs of inappropriate contact between coaches and athletes.
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Yes, the federal case targeting the impure in collegiate sports has landed ten defendants — head coaches and assistant coaches alike — in hot water for cheating NCAA rules.
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This is an individual sport, and everyone ends up training with American or Eastern European wrestling coaches, Thai or Dutch kickboxing coaches and Brazilian grappling instructors anyway.
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The league's commitment to hiring more minority coaches and executives is under renewed scrutiny because five of the eight coaches who were fired this season were black.
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Last month, at the wrap-up meeting for coaches in our county, I was the lone woman in a room of at least 30 other track coaches.
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But with the N.F.L. under pressure to increase the percentage of minority coaches and executives, the makeup of the latest class of jettisoned coaches was especially startling.
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The fact that this still puts him in the "respected head coaches" tier says a lot about how few coaches do more than dabble in game management.
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Mike Tomlin and the coaches from the Pittsburgh Steelers and Sean Payton and the coaches from the New Orleans Saints will lead the AFC and NFC teams, respectively.
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While Legend may have a resume that intimidates fellow coaches Kelly Clarkson, Blake Shelton and Adam Levine, there's one accomplishment missing that two of the other coaches possess.
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I have a business called Coach Pony, where I help new life coaches learn the business side of coaching so that they can support themselves as life coaches.
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"They are very effective," Gu Hong Xia, a woman who coaches a top junior high squad in Nanjing, said through an interpreter, referring to Utah's coaches and players.
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N.B.A. fans scoff at their hyperactivity and point to professional coaches' comparatively calm mien, even though N.B.A. coaches may stray as much as 43 feet from the baseline.
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The coaches did not seem fazed by the misses, but the N.A.I.A. tournament is more about the players than the coaches, anyway, and most are brimming with confidence.
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In the 1990s, however, the league mandated that coaches wear licensed team gear on game days, and all coaches now wear apparel by Nike, the official league outfitter.
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That includes two coaches, Tom Flores and Don Coryell, who were named among 22020 finalists in December for a special centennial class of coaches, contributors and senior players.
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The rule was strengthened in December, but the number of minority coaches in the league has dropped precipitously after four black head coaches were fired after the season.
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Two passenger coaches also fell partly in the traffic lanes, and two other coaches were left dangling off the bridge, one of them wedged against a tractor-trailer.
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Lapchick noted that there were a record eight minority coaches in 2011 before the total declined only to have it return to a record eight coaches last year.
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He recruited coaches to his plan by telling them that plenty of other coaches were already involved, and that he had handled plenty of student applications this way.
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On Pro Football The usual scramble of firing and hiring N.F.L. coaches displayed perhaps a touch more impatience this year: Some coaches were dismissed even before the season ended.
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This is one of the few rules that gives players power over coaches, so of course the coaches are trying to come up with bogus reasons to squash it.
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They can absorb multimillion-dollar buyouts for hot coaches like Herman without breaking a sweat — while paying millions more to departing coaches whose contracts still have years to run.
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Their findings: In that five-year span, total compensation for those coaches grew a whopping 21.7%, which is almost the same rate of increase that football coaches saw (51%).
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Her suggestion: Allow coaches on the podium after the national anthem to spend a moment with their athletes, when they can receive their coaches' medals and be recognized publicly.
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Even when top Canadian amateurs leave for the United States to play college golf, coaches from Golf Canada work with American college coaches to maintain contact with their players.
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Only cheerleaders and coaches — no parents — are invited.
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In recent days, however, some of America's most well-known coaches — former coaches, to be more precise — have been X'ing and O'ing brotherly love to Donald J. Trump, presidential candidate.
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"I got into coaching because coaches have had such a big impact on my life," said Murphy, who then listed half a dozen coaches who made a difference for him.
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"Besides the engine, the luggage van, two general coaches, two sleeper coaches, one AC three tier coach and an AC two tier coach derailed," Mishra told CNN affiliate News 18.
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Two coaches are out The move for armed guards comes after two Marjory Douglas Stoneman High coaches' contracts were not renewed this week, according to school systems spokesperson Cathleen Brennan.
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"Jarrod doesn't just blindly accept what coaches tell him, and always questions things, always wants to know how to get better," Kirk Speraw, one of Iowa's assistant coaches, said Thursday.
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The same dynamic holds true for coaches and players—which means retweeting is good for coaches, even though it can be irritating and spammy for anyone else following their feeds.
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A quote Norris heard somewhere often comes to mind: "Some coaches love winning so much they're willing to change, and some coaches hate change so bad they're willing to lose."
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I'd like to have life coaches to sit down with these children, and coaches for the boxing, to teach them morals, values and understanding how life is really supposed to be.
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"A lot of the coaches, particularly the assistant coaches, would kind of find out who we were recruiting and then they would try and get involved in those players," Houston said.
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The first star: Peter Laviolette and the Predators' coaches – The players bet the coaches that they could take at least five of six points on a tough Western Canada road trip.
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In reality, though, coaches play a huge role in recruiting; the close relationships players develop with them, especially assistant coaches, are often a major part of why they choose certain schools.
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USAG has more than 125,000 athletes and 25,000 professional members—which includes coaches—and has no way of monitoring where the coaches go or even finding out why one was fired.
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In a sport in which top coaches often turn out multiple elite athletes, in which families sometimes traverse the country to work with those coaches, these two share an uncommon bond.
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Cue the career coaches — onetime tutors, test preppers and executive coaches who have created a blossoming industry to guide students in choosing majors, landing internships, exploring careers and seeking first jobs.
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The Oradell, N.J., school and the coaches are vehemently denying all of the allegations, and a number of current and former wrestlers have come to the school's and their coaches' defense.
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Coaches can't make what is known as "first contact" with recruits; Sidwell's coaches show up to middle school basketball events dressed in school gear and wait for families to approach them.
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At Snap, we actually have coaches that work with every single member of our leadership team, and then I work together with all of those coaches to try and constantly improve.
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"There's a lot of schools like that in our league, which makes this conference attractive to a lot of coaches, especially first-time head coaches," said Frost, a former Oregon assistant.
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Everyone could use an executive coach — even executive coaches.
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Members of the support staff — like graduate assistants, video coordinators and strength coaches — are allowed to play, although assistant coaches would probably be considered off-limits, since many are former college players.
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College coaches across big-time sports get special praise for graduating players—like they have exceeded expectations as coaches—while the NCAA uses education as the lynchpin to an entire business model.
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Alabama's strength coach, Scott Cochran, will make $525,000, about what assistant coaches at many top teams earn and more than a handful of head coaches in the top-tier Football Bowl Subdivision.
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It is not just that a generation of domestic coaches are not being given a chance; it is that there is not a generation of domestic coaches to be given a chance.
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In that case, 51 parents, coaches and others have been charged with conspiring to cheat on tests or bribe college coaches to designate students as recruits despite their not being competitive athletes.
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For an idea of how unusual it is for coaches to reach the league's pinnacle that early, the previous seven Super Bowls have been won by coaches who were 20143 and older.
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There are a lot of good, young coaches coming, and I think the biggest thing is that the coaches are trying to concentrate on individuals more than five or 10 years ago.
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A previous proposal would have put the onus on coaches to ask for late-game reviews of possible pass interference, but the protocol was changed after coaches reportedly disapproved with that plan.
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Though Botham said she never personally experienced discrimination at the hands of her athletic director, staff members, or other coaches, she heard stories about "negative recruiting"—when coaches try to dissuade top players (and their parents) from rival programs by implying the coaches or players there are gay—and wondered if anyone would use them against her.
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" One of Krunic's former coaches, Sarah Stone, established the Women's Tennis Coaching Association to help male and female coaches better understand "the specific issues and needs of working with female athletes in tennis.
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"We try to make sure our coaches are not missing anything they will need," Victorio Cocco, the president of the Argentine Coaches' Association, said when asked to explain the success of its alumni.
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Coaches will have a new iPhone app called OTcoach that can be controlled from an Apple Watch and allows coaches to control their classes or view coaching materials normally kept in a book.
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On Monday, the number of African-American coaches fired in 22017 soared to five, leaving only two black coaches in a league where at least 143 percent of the players are African-American.
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And my teammates and my coaches stay confident in me.
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The American women will train Iranian coaches and technical officials.
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Amid the uncertainty, McIlrath's play has impressed teammates and coaches.
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If you want to prioritise, first get the best coaches.
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These 100 coaches can then produce so many good players.
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I mean, we've heard it in gymnastics, abuse from coaches.
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He coaches basketball, and they have a game this morning.
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Yet anxious parents and coaches buy them all the same.
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Both coaches bit their tongues when asked about the hit.
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Dr. Tom Pritchard was one of my first wrestling coaches.
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You don't lose because you fire a bunch of coaches.
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Klinsmann is no better or worse than most other coaches.
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In his Instagram post, Gronkowski thanked his teammates and coaches.
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Many of those queuing for coaches seemed accepting, even eager.
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"Everyone coaches," she said, suggesting that the rule be changed.
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There's coaches and doctors that really have the final say.
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Offered more reward with less risk, coaches ordered more passes.
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We, as coaches, can't get too caught up in tradition.
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The sports community remembered both of the coaches on Tuesday.
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Many coaches that are still doing the same... doping athletes.
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Have the coaches use an air horn or a trumpet.
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The state has also dispatched literacy coaches to struggling schools.
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More players and coaches are gravitating to wine as well.
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Bennett said coaches were also adapting to the top prospects.
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Athletes and coaches have talked openly about it to me.
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The Soviet Union invested heavily in youth coaches and scouts.
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Survivors, current gymnasts, families, coaches, gymnastics community & fans deserve better.
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The coaches had to paint and sand the lockers themselves.
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Things have gotten a lot easier for coaches since then.
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According to Fox 59 , Seaman coaches football at the school.
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Everything - the coaches, the players - they just wanted it more.
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That's very important to our football team and our coaches.
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Several of the officer's former coaches are also defending him.
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Others, including coaches, linked arms on the sideline in solidarity.
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Some coaches used other adhesives for this, such carpet glue.
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This included athletic trainers, assistant coaches, university police, and faculty.
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And not just for the managers, but for the coaches.
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Like our coaches said, we didn't have it that bad.
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The annual game, part of INFINITI's partnership with Coaches vs.
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The team, the players and the coaches have gotten stronger.
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Not football, not the coaches, not any of the players.
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They'd like to have personal fitness instructors and life coaches.
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They told their parents, their coaches, university officials, other doctors.
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It's logic that players, coaches, and GMs internalize and study.
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Some of those dangerous coaches continued to work with children.
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Many other coaches haven't been able to do the same.
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Coaches are looking for whether you entered the zone legally.
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Julien is one of the best coaches in the league.
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"He's one of the greatest coaches ever," the reporter added.
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Just like my coaches told me, 'It just takes one.
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The coaches provide an invaluable service to people with disabilities.
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She coaches and trains at Iceland's flagship MMA gym, Mjölnir.
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The dead included 10 players, two coaches and a trainer.
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Coaches shouldn't be punished for putting their best foot forward.
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Two Australian coaches were robbed at knifepoint on Ipanema Beach.
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It's unclear if Paterno knew about these additional coaches' knowledge.
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Coaches and sponsors "now believe in women," El Sherbini said.
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Basketball coaches at Virginia Commonwealth tend to have upward mobility.
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Kerr had to be physically restrained by his assistant coaches.
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"I want their ideas," he added about the new coaches.
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Its coaches also receive training on how to handle concussions.
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"So many coaches are saying, 'Simpler the better,'" Floyd said.
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He's one of the best executive coaches in the world.
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Instead, there were thousands of hackney coaches pulled by horses.
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Raonic and Bouchard trained there, and with private coaches elsewhere.
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Barnes' 23 wins rank eighth among active Division I coaches.
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"I was in the coaches' room with Craig," Motzko said.
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Let the ball go, hurt my team, hurt my coaches.
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You could see the opposing coaches and parents sneaking glances.
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Both head coaches replaced John Fox for their current job.
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All the while, basketball coaches clung to their analog systems.
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Coaches make recruiting promises they have no intention of keeping.
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That was the job of his hungry young assistant coaches.
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The Australian coaches were impressed when they saw him pitching.
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This is a fact that's being confirmed by head coaches.
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Indios players and coaches navigated the violence like everyone else.
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He coaches on the side while I do freelance writing.
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Berrettini will not get much sympathy from his coaches either.
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Coaches trying not to get fined for blasting the refs?
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Friends, teammates, and even coaches turned their backs on him.
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To me, this is the most interesting tier of coaches.
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The team's remaining coaches have doubts about returning next season.
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Vikings coaches and players grabbed Rhodes and led him away.
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Other players have female coaches as part of their teams.
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According to Yetts, he told both coaches he was uncomfortable.
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Those financial interests align with the competitive interests of coaches.
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They took a knee as the coaches talked to them.
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There is this though: Saban has six new assistant coaches.
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I have played for, coached with and watched great coaches.
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White and black coaches are being treated the exact same.
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Like the coaches, the owners were emphatically behind the change.
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Coaches and athletes have been playing on an uneven field.
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Today, Bonaly lives in Minnesota where she coaches young skaters.
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Coaches had traditionally used position players to double as kickers.
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He said his coaches had failed to address his complaints.
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College coaches had flocked to Ladue to watch him play.
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All college football head coaches buy low and sell high.
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None of the 14 coaches before McCarthy were fired midseason.
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Gase's résumé stands out among those of past Jets coaches.
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At this time, training has started with administration and coaches.
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But if you are, they're also looking for volunteer coaches.
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Everybody splits up with their coaches from time to time.
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But I wish math teachers were more like football coaches.
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This scandal isn't truly about corrupt coaches and shoe salesmen.
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The people he coaches turn out to be good gymnasts.
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It gives the sport and the coaches important social roles.
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The complaint referred to two unnamed coaches as being involved.
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There was a new manager, Mickey Callaway, and new coaches.
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Anything else is the organization and the coaches and him.
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They have, he said, turned managers and coaches into babysitters.
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At McVay's age, most current head coaches were unheralded assistants.
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Teammates and coaches are happy to rave about him, anyway.
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The coaches, they were looking for you the other day.
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Last year, Marinovich was one of the team's assistant coaches.
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I heard about this from one of the assistant coaches.
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Many coaches also suggest acupuncture, herbal remedies, meditation and massage.
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I've asked a handful of coaches, and the majority disagree.
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Spellers look to their parents as role models and coaches.
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But not to players, Flournoy said, and not to coaches.
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But both coaches would find little consolation in doing so.
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Coaches, meanwhile, were considering their value as a training tool.
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Before Simeone, Atlético had employed 12 coaches in a decade.
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He banned cursing and reprimanded coaches who broke the rule.
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His coaches claimed there had been "a conspiracy" against Iran.
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He has played for five head coaches in five seasons.
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Everything from UX designers, to software engineers, to Agile coaches.
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A Nashville coaches challenge went for naught after video review.
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So were former Dallas coaches Avery Johnson and Don Nelson.
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Trump's criticism seemed to galvanize the league's players and coaches.
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The Knicks, whether out of despair or boredom, devour coaches.
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Few coaches of sound mind would think of echoing it.
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Avalow partners with expert gardeners and hires them as coaches.
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In men's sports, only 219% of head coaches are women.
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Couldn't have done it without my Coaches, Teammates, and Family.
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A few athletes and coaches cheat, but most play fair.
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"We do not want to create identikit coaches," he said.
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Those coaches then turned to scientists to interpret the analytics.
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No head coaches or top shoe company executives were implicated.
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Animals outnumbered their human coaches by nearly two to one.
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Why, Smith asked, weren't the coaches using the robots more?
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The writers' and coaches' polls have been far more stable.
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Coaches are regularly tossed aside after a single losing season.
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Bump and Pete were assistant coaches together at Oregon State.
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This attracts agents, sponsors, coaches ... and it keeps getting bigger.
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And coaches now, too — look at Bob Bradley at Swansea.
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Through it all, teammates and coaches offered support from afar.
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Last year, for instance, four coaches were fired in November.
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Ernst, Khosroshahin, Janke, Vavic, Salcedo and Ferguson were college coaches.
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There's also some likenesses between the teams and their coaches.
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Soon, the coaches and players were back on the subway.
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Coaches wore red shirts with his name on the back.
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Coaches: Neither man got his start at a football power.
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Coaches, as the adage goes, are hired to be fired.
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The other side of the equation is the coaches themselves.
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I embarrassed my family, the coaches and definitely the university.
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The training staff and the strength coaches are working hard.
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Players don't want to lose; coaches don't want to lose.
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Later, though, his teammates and coaches marveled at the outburst.
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There are more YouTube stars, more gardeners, more life coaches.
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On the sideline, his coaches were bouncing and ricocheting around.
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You have to rely on your teammates and your coaches.
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The N.F.L. declined to comment on coaches hired this month.
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They receive guidance from Broadway directors, choreographers and voice coaches.
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For me, I'm really excited because certain coaches fit players.
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As coaches, we respect what's required to take a charge.
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Victories can mean big financial rewards for coaches and colleges.
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I deal with a lot of coaches in that situation.
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I tried to blend in by standing with the coaches.
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Then minutes before tipoff, the 76ers' coaches shook their heads.
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You're one of only a few successful women coaches. Why?
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"[The coaches] were like, "'[Kids] aren't in city schools anymore.
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Sometimes in plain view of their coaches, who did nothing.
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NFL coaches borrowing from their college contemporaries in nothing new.
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These methods, according to other tantra coaches, are highly unorthodox.
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"All the coaches knew about Butler [before 2010]," Johnson said.
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Here is what the email said: Subject: Coaches temporarily being rerouted Due to recent incidents of broken windows along the commute route, specifically on highway 280, we're re-routing coaches for the time being.
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Backman said that after tournaments, national team coaches show videos of each player to his club coaches and explain what the national team would like the player to work on for the next tournament.
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As Haines, who was at home, and the other coaches scrambled to find a bus to rescue the team, their coaches, and family members — 79 people in total — the teen athletes took to Twitter.
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Cisse was the former captain of his national side and is blazing a trail for other African coaches -- crucial in a continent that tends to favor the expertise of foreign coaches over homegrown talent.
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Average base pay for head football coaches at the same universities exceeds $2 million, while 37 of the 68 head coaches in this year's NCAA men's basketball tournament made more than $1 million annually.
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Coaches forced one player to overeat to the point of vomiting, the article said, and another — whom the coaches wanted to lose weight — was forced to eat candy bars while watching teammates working out.
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And a new generation of coaches has emerged, including the former Olympic champions Evgeni Plushenko and Artur Dmitriev and the latest sensation, Eteri Tutberidze, who coaches Medvedeva, Zagitova and other elite skaters in Moscow.
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Have slick coaches who have treated them like mercenaries, and the assistants coaches that have been linked to a vast federal investigation into recruiting improprieties, drained any honor out of the label student-athlete?
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The sudden reversal of fortune for minority coaches comes after the 32 N.F.L. owners announced in December that they were strengthening rules that obligate teams to consider minority candidates when hiring coaches and executives.
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The Star discovered a pattern of coaches and others failing to report sex abuse to authorities and later uncovered more than 360 cases spanning 20 years in which gymnasts accused coaches of sexual misconduct.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russia's Olympic chief on Thursday urged athletes to steer clear of coaches banned for doping after Reuters reported that two athletics coaches and one doctor serving doping suspensions were still working with athletes.
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They came up with a pretzel theory of law: If they could persuade agent's runners to offer money to coaches, all could be charged with defrauding the same universities that hired and encouraged these coaches.
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Globally, fewer than one in 10 registered soccer coaches is female, according to FIFA, the international governing body of the game, and most coaches of the U.S. National Women's Soccer League's nine teams are men.
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The hiring of seasoned assistant coaches follows a template established with Hoiberg at Iowa State, an example athletic directors point to when questioned about whether hiring past stars as head coaches is a good idea.
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But, as this illuminating history shows, coaches, doubting its efficacy, remained reluctant to employ it until the nineteen-eighties, when two coaches at a small college in Iowa successfully developed an offense structured around passing.
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To assist optimization in these exercises, performance coaches help the athlete use brainstorming to generate optimum thoughts and emotional intensity, and performance coaches model and encourage athletes to practice the respective mindsets in simulated scenarios.
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Justice, who coaches high school basketball for rival Greenbrier East High School, told a reporter for The Register-Herald that the opposing team and coaches acted improperly during a recent match between the two schools.
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So what about coaches on the other side of the aisle?
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That's not just among the guys, but the coaches as well.
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It takes a lot of the right directions, coaches, infrastructure, everything.
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By accident almost, coaches tend to learn to read Montero well.
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Forty-five of her former players have become basketball coaches themselves.
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All of the coaches, I love every single one of them.
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Job coaches know each person's behavior, as well as their abilities.
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The coaches and administrators who are being paid are blessed, too.
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Only the truly obsessive bother to dress up like assistant coaches.
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He remotely coaches around 3,000 drivers as they crisscross the country.
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In fact, Kavanaugh famously still coaches his daughter's youth basketball team.
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Alabama has hired "analysts," who aren't technically coaches, but help strategize.
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So, coaches Tserenbaatar Tsogtbayar and Byambarenchin Bayaraa decided to strip down.
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NBA fans decide starting lineups; reserves are selected by league coaches.
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You'll find advice from psychologists, career coaches, and Ivy League professors.
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It also had the effect of discomfiting servers, and their coaches.
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Since this time the coaches and general manager have all quit.
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Coaches are always the convenient fall guys when things go wrong.
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In the future many coaches might adapt Gagliardi's no-tackling beliefs.
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In 1999, USA Gymnastics was banning coaches convicted of sex crimes.
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"We don't want our coaches to send people recipes," Ling said.
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He told the coaches he could not practice, much less play.
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Last Sunday, some players, coaches, and owners knelt or linked arms.
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But coaches can't be to blame; a player must be scapegoated.
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Private college coaches are like high school guidance counselors on steroids.
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Defensively, we are better because we are listening to the coaches.
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I talked to four coaches today and it is playoff hockey.
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There were not many African-American assistant coaches in the league.
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Last year, OFPRA chartered coaches to bring Syrian refugees from Germany.
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She has trashed her coaches, berated teammates and frustrated the federation.
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NCAA schools already pay coaches bonuses for their players' academic performance.
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"The coaches kept putting the ball in my hands," Butler said.
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Apple has matched Microsoft's NFL deal by giving MLB coaches iPads.
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"We are specific in what we bring [as coaches]," Murphy said.
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She grew up in a family of basketball players and coaches.
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For half the patients, coaches alerted doctors about patients' urgent needs.
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But the outcome seemed important only to the players and coaches.
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The Giants have interviewed six coaches since Coughlin resigned Jan. 4.
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But for coaches and executives, success in multiple sports is unusual.
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But unlike the more monarchical owners, coaches are within our grasp.
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It provides us, as coaches, information, it provides management with information.
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"My coaches are my girls — they're my biggest critics," Rodriguez says.
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The schools immediately suspended coaches who were named in the indictment.
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He applauded the attitude of Callaway, the coaches and his teammates.
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Per capita, the country has more UEFA–certified coaches than England.
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And all for a lot less than those pricey "career coaches".
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Hogan says the team's coaches failed to supervise their players sufficiently.
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Four Venezuelans have also been hired as coaches for the team.
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We had multiple coaches engaging in 33-9 bullshit this week.
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He'd complained of a headache to coaches in the first half.
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We have coaches who get the most out of their players.
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The case, which is ongoing, has ensnared several prominent basketball coaches.
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Our coaches' decision to be back tonight was a good one.
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Your coaches are looking out for you, your professors in college.
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But those are the conditions under which college basketball coaches work.
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He offers tips to other coaches in the school's athletic department.
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His coaches have constantly quarreled with him, from high school onward.
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You're getting confused, like what exactly the coaches are looking for.
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They talked about it on the fan coaches going down there.
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" The proud mother adds, "Her coaches all call her 'Iron Woman!
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As a rising junior, he'll have more contact with college coaches.
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The industry has provided a safety net for coaches like Rice.
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Massimino, 82, coaches at Keiser University in West Palm Beach, Fla.
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Coaches are not allowed to hold workouts during the off-season.
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A lot of coaches say, 'I knew he could do it.
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Participants meet regularly with their coaches, who are not medical professionals.
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Future launches $150/mo exercise app where real coaches nag you
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Unfortunately, we do not support teachers the way we support coaches.
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Six former OSU wrestling coaches on Monday issued statements defending Jordan.
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" She adds: "Is this what coaches are supposed to be doing?
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Coaches don't just sit back on the sidelines twiddling their thumbs.
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He advises a high school baseball team that his brother coaches.
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So, that year, the coaches of the opposing teams were brothers.
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Good coaches can deliver bad news and not worry about it.
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I've talked to other coaches; they didn't know of any abuse.
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While head coaches make between $500,000 and $1 million per season.
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He hired coaches, including several who had played in the Olympics.
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"My coaches before don't have patience for altitude training," she said.
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He is one of the finest American coaches — in any sport.
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They got some time on the court themselves with Utah coaches.
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Support staff members load the information that the Giants' coaches want.
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Now check out the highest-paid coaches in the college game:
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Gerber's son, Harry, plays for a youth team that Valdez coaches.
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Athletes and coaches offered him bribes to dispose of positive tests.
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The Voice coaches and their season 13 advisors go way back.
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College basketball coaches are often guarded about details concerning their programs.
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Coaches toss them in losses, and players laud them after wins.
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But he's shown improvement when on the field, according to coaches.
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The eight Ivy League coaches unanimously approved the measure last week.
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Mr. Galinsky coaches aspiring reality stars in classes and private lessons.
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The coach's relative powerlessness makes coaches easy to dismiss and scapegoat.
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Particularly when schools and coaches unilaterally control scholarships and playing time.
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Medical professionals and coaches told me I would never race again.
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By her teens, she was working with Olympic-level swimming coaches.
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Show the innovation way with mentors and coaches — not traditional managers.
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In many cases, coaches implement, solidify, and steer the franchise's culture.
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See you in two months for the annual coaches photo, Andy.
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"Running is behind the times," said Magness, who coaches Olympic athletes.
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Nothing extraordinary, just potential recruits showcasing themselves for fans and coaches.
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And then in my seven years, I had seven different coaches.
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He just stands there as teammates and coaches scream out instructions.
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The Southampton coaches weren't sure what to do with Oxlade-Chamberlain.
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"I think my coaches are all pumped for it," she said.
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Derrick Rose said it mattered mostly to coaches, not to him.
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He has seen as much tennis as many coaches on tour.
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There aren't enough direct support professionals, there aren't enough job coaches.
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We had a couple of nuns who were great spelling coaches.
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Hopkins put down a taco and named some coaches he admires.
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The job has been likened to graduate school for aspiring coaches.
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This video explores accounts of abuse involving three U.S.A. Gymnastics coaches.
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His coaches believe he has more than enough of all three.
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First comes the brief but brutal annual season of firing coaches.
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Those include managing elite national teams, and certifying gyms and coaches.
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Coaches know that parental skepticism can run deep, even in Texas.
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There are a lot of N.H.L. coaches that aren't like that.
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"Coaches told me, 'You are able to do this,'" he said.
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Players sit at one of two tables with coaches and trainers.
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As the coaches knew, the students' athletic credentials had been fabricated.
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Coaches have to learn, and learn fast, or they are fired.
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On Friday, they eliminated air travel altogether for scouts and coaches.
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Tanzania banned foreign soccer coaches in 1975, only to relent eventually.
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He wants his coaches out of the office by 10 p.m.
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Other skaters and coaches wished Hanyu a speedy recovery on Friday.
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He also coaches and teaches high school students in Chinle, Arizona.
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He feared his coaches and teammates would think he was weak.
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Substitutes and coaches and sundry staff members poured from the bench.
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Scores of athletes, coaches and officials were barred from the Games.
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Beilein coaches Michigan now, in the undeniably major Big Ten Conference.
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That will give rise to what sports coaches call "marginal gains".
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Some athletes and coaches have tried to stop high-fiving altogether.
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He is also the lowest-paid of the World Cup coaches.
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He currently leads a mastermind group of both creatives and coaches.
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Riding in one of the accompanying coaches remains a high honor.
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All the players, all the coaches, are incredibly respectful to me.
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Assistant coaches make much less, though still nothing to scoff at.
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Seven of the 183 clubs have new coaches at the helm.
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He has never met any of the current coaches or staff.
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At least 21990 became head coaches of college or professional teams.
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"He was one of the better coaches I've had," Cashman said.
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Testing coaches now generally work with students on the entire test.
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He was joined by the team's players, coaches and team executives.
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Hurdle would pester the minor league coaches: What about the bat?
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Opposing coaches also stress fundamentals, just not the way Nebraska does.
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Fellows like Murphy are called bedbuggers; and their trucks, roach coaches.
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Some of the most influential people in my life were coaches.
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Those conversations are happening with the athletes and their personal coaches.
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Coaches instructed players, mumbled to assistants, and fumed at the referees.
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They also appreciate the way coaches, through tough love, teach accountability.
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Teams also benefit from sharing coaches, doctors and even press officers.
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He had coaches and a support team to feed him liquids.
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I rely on coaches to feed me good thoughts, positive vibes.
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Coaches are always talking about the importance of players sticking together.
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Two of his sons have returned to Indiana as assistant coaches.
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The coaches know that their 360-degree approach isn't for everyone.
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The toll of dismissed head coaches this season is now five.
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Players have increasingly turned to private hitting coaches with modern techniques.
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He's had eight or nine coaches, depending how they are tallied.
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I worked with acting coaches to help me tell stories onstage.
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Two coaches had been shouting at each other on the sidelines.
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And one of Tennessee's former coaches is now Saban's offensive coordinator.
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The team's coaches then take the scores and prescribe specific exercises.
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On Tuesday, Hornacek put the onus back on the Knicks' coaches.
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They will be accompanied by 24 coaches and 21 media representatives.
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Coaches reviewed the game to try to figure out what happened.
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Compare notes about teams, coaches, players, rules, brackets and betting pools.
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Its players, coaches and graduates will remember the details for posterity.
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Coaches and many players say they hate games on consecutive nights.
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Both Sarkisian and Kiffin have been head coaches at Southern California.
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This basic contradiction has kept speech coaches in business for decades.
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There are coaches that have been banned who are still coaching.
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All of the other seven head coaches hired have been white.
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"It's so rare to get compliments from your coaches," he said.
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Players have increasingly turned to private hitting coaches with modern techniques.
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I interviewed a lot of my coaches, too, for the book.
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A similar process has yet to unfold for American coaches, however.
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Should There Be Stricter Rules About How Coaches Treat Their Players?
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Coaches are facing consequences: The sailing coach at Stanford was fired.
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The two coaches are trying to think positively about the future.
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Ten men were arrested, including assistant coaches for four top programs.
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The coaches loved his competitive drive and even his trash-talking.
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His feet are wide apart, farther than most coaches would prefer.
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Then, on a visit home, he popped into the coaches' office.
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Obviously fans, teammates, and coaches have their own biases and opinions.
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The coaches, all accomplished jiu jitsu practitioners, are there to coach.
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