Brenton Sanderson

So they're good at everything, but not necessarily great at anything.

And I ask myself the question, does that matter?

Do you need to be great at something?

to form an identity, your trademark, your go-to, or if you're Ross Lyon, is that where you're content, is that we're not terrible at anything, but we're not super at anything

But there was a time, there was a time when, and I think Ross Lyon is a great coach and I've got to put that out there.

I love Ross Lyon.

I love watching his teams play.

I love his press conferences.

He's so creative with the way that he coaches the game.

But I think he would say too, if you're going to have success, you've got to typically have a really balanced game plan that has no weaknesses.

So he would say that's what we've got.

But also, too, there was a time when Ross Lyon coached teams that were excellent defensively.

They were one or two every season.

They were really stingy.

You could not score against them.

Any week, every week, they would give up low scores.

But I think what he has done, and I'm just guessing, but...

it feels like he's had to give up something defensively to get more offense.

So we haven't really seen a shift in scores improving, but yeah, it just feels like at the moment his quest and the way that he's coaching now is he's looking for more offense and potentially that's coming at a slight expense of what their defensive numbers have traditionally been over the journey for Ross.

But