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I'd just let them know that on practice were going to run for about 2 hours for the F***** penalties.
Then I'd tell them to shower up and get out.
Then (it would be hard because I'm sure there are alot of guys I really like on the team) but I'd try to stay mad as hell all week and chew *** - especially the people that made penalties (even if it was a bad call).
I'd also say anyone who makes a personal foul penality after the whistle is out for the game. So if you are going to throw some jabs better not get caught or you are done.
I'd try as hard as I can to be unpleasant all week.
People think - oh they are young they need confidence and calm ect... that's not working time to throw them a curve ball for now.
Then I would take Vandy to the side and tell him "... it's not your fault. I played you way too much, and you're too tired. Besides that, I think it's time I give Jake a look. He's been waiting for seven months."
At this point I would start questions the heart of my team. I would ask them what they want to accomplish and if they're ok being at the bottom of the Big Ten. Then I'd completely lost it over the stupid penalties and lack of attention to detail with the team. I hate to use CMU as an example but they have had 2 penalties this year and that's a characteristic that Iowa should try to replicate.
Can't believe I actually answered that without talking about chewing gum.