The lack of self reflection in this answer is super telling and is really sad frankly. Head coaches grade things all the time. Their players. Each week in practice and in their games. Their coaches. The game plans and the in-game performance. The prospects they are looking at. On and on. And any GOOD leader is always looking at himself and grading himself. The best ones even hire outside people to look and grade them with fresh eyes. This program can’t go anywhere with a leader who refuses to look at himself with a critical lens. The gifts he had as a player that allowed him to not grade himself did not follow him into coaching. His physical gifts can’t help him in coaching. Any leader tasked with evaluating and grading other people should take the time to sit down and evaluate and grade himself just like everyone else. You can’t get better without an honest look at who you are, how you lead, and what role did you have in the negative parts of what is happening to your team. Self reflection. Introspection. Find the places for needed improvement. Put a grade on it. #SkoBuffs