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MidloHokie
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Team leadership is great but I like to see a head coach take OVERT . . .

. . . ownership of what's happening on the field. It's little things that add up. Heck, Pete doesn't take the lineup to home plate at the start of the game. It's your team, your lineup! SHOWING some passion also indicates ownership. I'm just not a fan of the 'solitary man' in a hoodie approach. ** Edited by MidloHokie at 5/16/2026, 10:57:34 PM
Posted: 05/16/2026 at 10:55 PM ET
(In response to this post by TomTurkey)

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"All's well that ends well", right? But, on balance, this was not . . .
MidloHokie 05/16/26 10:15 PM ET
Survive and advance
TomTurkey 05/16/26 10:33 PM ET
Three good messages that I think the team should hear more often . .
MidloHokie 05/16/26 10:38 PM ET
I agree. Pete seems to let the team leadership lead that stuff.
TomTurkey 05/16/26 10:44 PM ET
Pete use to visit the mound. It changed I think last year with the coaching
VAHokie89 05/16/26 11:14 PM ET
Team leadership is great but I like to see a head coach take OVERT . . .
MidloHokie 05/16/26 10:55 PM ET
Bad timing on the "but". **
laphroaig 05/16/26 10:25 PM ET
Sometimes you just have to enjoy the win and be happy
VTChip 05/16/26 10:23 PM ET
Enjoy, Chip! You have MORE than earned it!**
HokieNL 05/16/26 11:35 PM ET
Preach!**
RRHokie90 05/16/26 11:33 PM ET
Truth**
VAHokie89 05/16/26 11:15 PM ET
I understand your enjoyment. Your investment is epic! We come . .
MidloHokie 05/16/26 10:29 PM ET
And pro catches grief. Former coaches and players do have a perspective. **
TomTurkey 05/16/26 10:36 PM ET