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BigWoof31 said:
I will never understand how NFL coaches, especially ones who don't call plays, can screw up clock management so badly.
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You see that so often anymore, it's really an issue at both levels.

To me it's a skill like play calling. Some guys are just good at it while others are not. A head coach doesn't have to be the best clock manager to be a good HC. Delegate that shit if you bad at it. Swallow your ego or break from the normal role and help the cause man.
 
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Jaxbuck said:
You see that so often anymore, it's really an issue at both levels.

To me it's a skill like play calling. Some guys are just good at it while others are not. A head coach doesn't have to be the best clock manager to be a good HC. Delegate that shit if you bad at it. Swallow your ego or break from the normal role and help the cause man.
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It speaks to someone who is detail oriented vs. someone who is more big picture focused.
Not to suggest that either one couldn't be a good head coach, but it's jarring to watch a college football game and observe a guy like Kirby Smart (or Urban Meyer) basically plant themselves next to the line judge starting at the two minute mark of each half and execute timeouts/clock management seamlessly and then watch whatever the fuck happened to the Falcons last night.
 
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