thanks, i never heard of ken until just now when i banged him. i will have to look more into his work.

the development level and situational management thoery happened to be items that were discussed during some recent Six Sigma training, and seemed to be applicable to anyone actively interviewing.

checked the book, we were up 37-13 at the half and held on to win 73-42. I know, we gave up 29 points in the second half. I am guessing I was playing the third team for most of the second half anyway, which probably energized everyone even more.

we won easily, but i don’t remember the actual score. i have the book for that year and can look it up later, i forgot to do that before the post was published.

I remember my players kept trying to pressure the ball despite me telling them to back off. they were like sharks out there. they controlled the entire game. it was amazing to watch, almost out-of-body like, as they perfectly executed everything we had been working on for months.