Thursday, January 30, 2014
LOW TURNOUT HURTING TEAMS
I’m not sure what the problem is, so how does one go about fixing it? How do you convince
everyone that they should be playing their matches? Another low turnout
yesterday has spread out the teams even more. The most matches played by any
team in round 4 so far is 6 (of 15). Overall court usage hasn’t waned, so why
aren’t these matches getting completed? The last three teams on the standings
have all had the bye so it is understandable that they currently occupy those
positions, but the “Winky-Dinks”
have had the bye too. And they are 3rd.
“Busting Rails”,
for example have only picked up 17 points combined
in the last 2 weeks. Where are they? With 4 rounds in they are already 22
points off the last play-off spot – and 66
points of first. All I can do is keep pushing… it is up to you to get on court.
Exciting matches were featured last night, here are some
highlights: Paul Huth (“Mongoose”) battled hard to take the 2-1
win over Rich Stimson (“Vivio’s”), and with that victory Paul
remains undefeated so far this half. Dane
Fossee (“Foss Nation”) snuck out
a 2-1 win over Josh Slominski (“The Kampai Warriors”) celebrating his
first win of the year; Chip McDaniel
(“Paddy’s Dropshots”) s now 4-for-4
as he got past Steve Murphy (“Wardogs”) 2-1; and Andrew Spohn (“Butter Nutz”)
took care of business with a 2-1 triumph over Joe Schaden (“Busting Rails”).
With the DAC Classic coming up next week - the league is
still scheduled for Wednesday – everybody could use some much needed match
practice. I won't sugar coat this. There are numerous people in the league that have committed the cardinal
sin of not played any matches yet – it
will be very difficult to get them all completed as the days go by. As I mentioned
above – it is up to you to take a pro
active approach and organize times to get on court. League success is not
measured by how many people are listed in each team, but by how many matches
get done. So get them done!
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Fred Metry · 273 weeks ago
Marc Lakin · 263 weeks ago
Todd · 263 weeks ago
BBaker · 263 weeks ago
Thanks for the lesson guys!!
B
Ps...I wish I could return a serve!!!
Jedco · 236 weeks ago
This is Jed, If I had one question for MOHAMED EL SHORBAGY, it would be "Obviously you have heard of the 2016 Blue Chips, they may have been a bit of a Shooting star (rising to extreme glory quick and then calling it a career) if you will, but do you think they were the greatest doubles duo ever formed?"
Ryan here, if I had a follow up question to Jed's, it would be "I know that you are not a doubles player, but If given a 5 point lead in each game, could you and your brother, Marwan have taken 2 games off of The Blue Chips at their peak in 2016?"
Thanks for your time,
JEDCO
Paul Gormley · 220 weeks ago
MATTHEW TURNBULL · 186 weeks ago
Congratulations to the Legs Miserable teammates for a great season. Cheers!
Massimo Squillace · 180 weeks ago
MOHAMED EL SHORBAGY · 171 weeks ago
I never heard of the Blue Chips. I'm not sure why some random, unknown 2016 doubles team is relevant to the topic of DAC Boasters.
Thank you for your message.
P.S. JEDCO is #1
George Haggarty · 163 weeks ago
Kudos to you for another great blog and another fine tournament. Thanks to you and all the DAC staff for your hard work to make this event a success!
George
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