Shaq Moore

Strategic.

Sometimes you got to just let it be free-flowing until they get to, like...

I don't know, 10, 11, 12, then you create the structure for them.

But especially growing up, let them play, let them be free, let them play with skill.

And then as you get older, then you start to introduce the tactics and building out the back.

Probably, I don't know if you guys know about that stuff, building out the back and how to attack, how to defend.

But I think to keep it as natural as possible up until a certain age.

And then after that, then you start to groom them how you want to.

We don't have that now.

So it depends on where you're at, right?

So I remember growing up, for me, it was a lot of structure of how to play instead of kind of being free.

Like, if you look at countries like Spain or Brazil, there's a different type of flair that they play with that you can just see just by looking at it.

You know, sometimes in the U.S.

it's more, how can I make this player this at this age instead of, like, let them develop?

Because the best players that...

eight nine ten is not necessarily going to be the best players at 14 15 16. so how can we bridge the gap between letting them kind of develop naturally and then when they get to age to kind of steer them in a direction where it's best for them who do you think is the best coach in the united states is right now uh in terms of professional level professional level uh

Except for your coach.

Sorry, Eric Quill, I'm going to give you a shout out, but you're my favorite coach.

I can't say you're not.

Let me see.