[Austroturf]

After years of Shaw's press conferences, I've concluded that he is very circumspect and he reveals as little as possible about his true thoughts and intentions. So, I don't think there's much point in carefully analyzing what he says in a press conference. 

In particular, I seriously doubt that Shaw would reveal even a possibility of making staff changes until it actually happens.

This ^.  I also listened to Shaw's statements in the presser; and of course he is not going to reveal any moves he has in mind.  He is offering status quo platitudes to get the press out of his face.  My fear, however, is that he has no moves in mind, that he may really mean what he said in the presser, that all is fine in Cardinal-land, and it's just a matter of better execution and capitalizing on opportunities.  

He tried to explain away the plethora of injuries as not related to S&C because most were due to "broken bones" -- because somehow broken bones have nothing to do with S&C.  Not sure whether there are medical doctors on this board who will corroborate that statement, but it stands to reason that athletes with superior S&C training are less likely to suffer from broken bones because they are stronger and are physically dominating their opponents.

[Austroturf]

After years of Shaw's press conferences, I've concluded that he is very circumspect and he reveals as little as possible about his true thoughts and intentions. So, I don't think there's much point in carefully analyzing what he says in a press conference. 

In particular, I seriously doubt that Shaw would reveal even a possibility of making staff changes until it actually happens.

This ^.  I also listened to Shaw's statements in the presser; and of course he is not going to reveal any moves he has in mind.  He is offering status quo platitudes to get the press out of his face.  My fear, however, is that he has no moves in mind, that he may really mean what he said in the presser, that all is fine in Cardinal-land, and it's just a matter of better execution and capitalizing on opportunities.  

He tried to explain away the plethora of injuries as not related to S&C because most were due to "broken bones" -- because somehow broken bones have nothing to do with S&C.  Not sure whether there are medical doctors on this board who will corroborate that statement, but it stands to reason that athletes with superior S&C training are less likely to suffer from broken bones because they are stronger and are physically dominating their opponents.