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Message: [QUOTE="billsin01, post: 327228, member: 837"] Yeah, it's hard to comment on b/c people seem to think it means you're calling him a bad coach or insulting him personally, but it's definitely become a terse, dismissive approach to media relations. Whether or not it matters could be argued both ways. Obviously winning, in the end, is basically all that matters. I personally think the media is A) part of the job and B) a useful tool to generate interest in and publicity for the team. But regardless, the one thing I don't understand is the general football rule that you don't want anyone knowing anything you're doing. DM appears very concerned that people know where Spruill is playing, yet I can't imagine that really changes people's game plans. And they're going to find out somehow anyway. I honestly think, at the end of the day, that NW could not possibly care less about who's starting in the middle. [/QUOTE]