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.....as a matter of fact, it was due to the opposite.
After reading several articles, it turns out that not ONLY was the comeback NOT due to emotional rhetoric, it was due to the exact opposite.
http://www.Invalid Link - Check SN ...ss-keys-to-much-improved-second-half-defense/
If you read the article, you will see that the defense came together and told each other to remain calm and just communicate better. Apparently, Heyward is a vocal leader and is known to shout, but they told him, at this time, do not yell, as it may make some of the players even more depressed about the first half. Initially, we read reports of J Peezy yelling at halftime to fire the D up, but according to these quotes, the exact opposite is what turned them around.
The other factor not mentioned here was a change in scheme from zone to more man. I am not sure how much that factored in.
I really don't care about the truth of the why or how it happened, just very pleased that they went from a sieve to not allowing a single point in the 2nd half.
After reading several articles, it turns out that not ONLY was the comeback NOT due to emotional rhetoric, it was due to the exact opposite.
http://www.Invalid Link - Check SN ...ss-keys-to-much-improved-second-half-defense/
If you read the article, you will see that the defense came together and told each other to remain calm and just communicate better. Apparently, Heyward is a vocal leader and is known to shout, but they told him, at this time, do not yell, as it may make some of the players even more depressed about the first half. Initially, we read reports of J Peezy yelling at halftime to fire the D up, but according to these quotes, the exact opposite is what turned them around.
The other factor not mentioned here was a change in scheme from zone to more man. I am not sure how much that factored in.
I really don't care about the truth of the why or how it happened, just very pleased that they went from a sieve to not allowing a single point in the 2nd half.