We caught up with Morwood of Rouge et Or and asked him about the Canadian U-21 and Mod-Bballin and this is what he had to say. When asked what he thought of Bballin, he replied, 'What do I think of Bballin. He's legendary. No one puts in more time and effort in promoting the buzzerbeater brand. He is very approachable and is especially great at making new members feel welcome. I know I sure owe a lot to him, as he gave me great tips when I started, when he could have just said piss off, new kid. He also introduced me to my mentor, KEVI right away. Letting me do the press releases for a season was great.
On “Professor” Bballin's philosophy of coaching, he said, 'I'm not an expert on his coaching style yet, as I've never played against him. He may have made a few mistakes here and there(that he owned up on), but consistently put out a great product. He was certainly the reason why I kept writing, as he was very approachable, taking the time to add his point of view whenever needed. He's an amazing ambassador for our country's buzzerbeater representation. Him winning the community award this year proves how instrumental and valued he is.'
On this Canadian U-21 season, he said, 'It'll be interesting to see how he re-develops the team this year following the loss of players like Curtis Worley, O'Higgins and others. But he is a very open-minded person and if help is needed, he will ask and the people will come! Last year, Greerzilla helped out a lot with tactics early on, but this year will hopefully be great with the help of our awesome vet managers(the Burnsies, Hounds GM Beener, GM Beanerz, the great RiP and others).
Easy to say when you're Bballin's ally, Morwood. Tomorrow, we will hear from Bballin's opponent in the offseason, Fwinns. Comments?
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