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Player Reaction to Coach Rivera Hire

Galvatron

By Galvatron,
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rayzor Grand Master

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probably won't have any decent reactions until practices start. right now he's just a guy that they've heard of and maybe talked to a couple times.

not really a lot of people around the faciltity anyways these days. actually, is rivera even around?

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rayzor Grand Master

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Found a certain amount of irony in Jeff King being asked...

his reaction was about what i expect.

getting asked what he thinks about the HC hire that said we need a better TE than what we have on the team. not sure i would have asked him.

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"When you get a new staff, it's almost like everybody is a rookie. You've got to prove yourself to all the coaches and establish how you work and how you play," Connor said. "It creates a new energy, and I think the level of play and competition will go up."

this comment gets me pumped. I hadnt thought about this. Guys will no longer take their job for granted and will be playing harder.

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