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Message: <blockquote data-quote="deedoubleyou" data-source="post: 132037120" data-attributes="member: 1621419">Did anyone see the interview he did recently? Some juicy stuff. Figured I would paste some quotes so folks know how he really feels.“We had team meetings and we broke it down for the coaches. We told them that we understood that they break players down and build them back up, but it felt like they forgot to ever build us back up.They spent a lot of time drilling us. And to me, if they were cussing us and telling us we’re this and we’re that and it’s not working, why would they continue to do that? Why wouldn’t you switch it up and try a different approach, and maybe see if that would work?”<table style='width: 100%'><tr><td></td></tr></table> “I would rather be taught than just be yelled at. I’m fine with yelling if there’s teaching too. Not that there wasn’t any teaching, but they’d rather yell at you and put you on the treadmill than show you what to do and how to fix it. It’s like a punishment over actually getting better.”Bridges went on to say that him and his teammates checked out at the end of the season and that he simply needed to go to a different situation. Bridges also said that playing out of position and a lack of playing time was part of his decision, but one of the main factors was that he scheduled a meeting with Bob Huggins and that meeting was blown off.“I wanted to talk to Huggs and figure everything out. That meeting never happened.”</blockquote>

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