Taylor's Vestiture

[jackwebster]

I've been hesitant to attribute the pokes' early season success to any technical training changes made by Taylor and co. I assumed that the team's aggressiveness, bonus point pushes, and ability to get off the bottom have been a result of a general excitement following regime change. We are still seeing elbow ties, an abundance of stutter steps in space, and shin whizzers or bust (not too many busts at this point). But then I noticed something: None of the coaches are wearing vests. Even Caldwell has abandoned the Stillwater sartorial staple. The trainer is the only holdout.

Edited Saturday at 01:21 PM by jackwebster

[ionel]

1 hour ago, jackwebster said:

I've been hesitant to attribute the pokes' early season success to any technical training changes made by Taylor and co. I assumed that the team's aggressiveness, bonus point pushes, and ability to get off the bottom have been a result of a general excitement following regime change. We are still seeing elbow ties, an abundance of stutter steps in space, and shin whizzers or bust (not too many busts at this point). But then I noticed something: None of the coaches are wearing vests. Even Caldwell has abandoned the Stillwater sartorial staple. The trainer is the only holdout.

Who knew ... Weiberg could have saved a $million by changing the dress code and requiring sleeves.  

Edited Saturday at 03:15 PM by ionel

[alex1fly]

Sometimes you have to shake things up you know? Wardrobe, haircut, coaching change, maybe take an adult ed class after work…

[MNRodent]

I have to admit, I just clicked here to find out what a vestiture is.

[Wrestleknownothing]

Shouldn't it be diVestiture?

[CHROMEBIRD]

If Taylor really wanted to switch things up, he'd wear no vest and only sleeves

[headshuck]

[jackwebster]

14 hours ago, CHROMEBIRD said:

If Taylor really wanted to switch things up, he'd wear no vest and only sleeves

 

Edited 5 hours ago by jackwebster

[mspart]

That would shake things up all right!!

mspart