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[QUOTE="bballbeadle, post: 2007201, member: 548"]
There is a severe chemical imbalance with this team and it is up to the coaching staff to make it right. They need group therapy and I am serious. Industries sometimes bring in therapists to help with staffing issues. I can't imagine Boeheim doing such a thing, but it is needed.

I bet the players are not hanging out with each other, bucking each other up, etc. They want to hope, but don't know who to look to. It is up to our coach, who is a good coach with players who respond well to sharpness, but that doesn't describe this group of kids. Players don't just "quit." To me, that is a lazy analysis (although it may be an apt description). These guys have been waiting their whole lives for this moment! There is a reason this is happening; we just don't happen to know what it is.

I agree: they need to be nurtured. This is not the army. It's not boot camp. Many others may disagree. To me, this is a team who needs to learn to trust one another and trust their coach. Right now, they don't.
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