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TCU 360: A Day With Jamie Dixon

Farmfrog

Farmfrog

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From that interview you can tell he has a lot of Killer in him. Love the detail he puts into everything from practice to the game.

We are very lucky to have him.
 
tcumaniac

tcumaniac

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Prince of Purpoole said:
I’ve had the pleasure of spending some time with JD informally (and briefly) on a couple of occasions and he is a genuinely nice guy. He is one of those folks who actively listen and seem genuinely interested when in a conversation.
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I met Coach Dixon for the first time at a baseball tailgate right after he had been hired. I introduced myself and spoke to him for about 30 seconds and jokingly told him I was proud to be able to tell my friends that I was a basketball season ticket holder before Jamie was hire. I mingled with other people for about 15 minutes before leaving the tailgate. Jamie made it a point to say bye to me and even remembered my name, which I felt spoke to his character. Every other encounter I've had with him makes him seem to be a genuinely nice guy. I agreed 100% with your assessment that he is an active listener and appears genuinely interested in what you have to say.
 
tcumaniac

tcumaniac

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I've never been one to jump on the "let's blame our injuries on the strength and conditioning coaches" train, but this was a pretty interesting quote from Jamie:

Dixon lamented how injuries have been a constant during his time at TCU, more noticeable than what he had observed during his 13 years at Pittsburgh.

“I’ve never had three guys consistently out for a stretch for as long as they did, about six months, it’s unheard of,” he said.
 
Eight

Eight

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tcumaniac said:
I've never been one to jump on the "let's blame our injuries on the strength and conditioning coaches" train, but this was a pretty interesting quote from Jamie:

Dixon lamented how injuries have been a constant during his time at TCU, more noticeable than what he had observed during his 13 years at Pittsburgh.

“I’ve never had three guys consistently out for a stretch for as long as they did, about six months, it’s unheard of,” he said.
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curious how a s&c coach could have an impact on a broken hand or a concussion.

fisher's knee? maybe but that seems to be a chronic condition.
 

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