Quote:That has nothing to do with it. 

 

If you focus on the exact words of the tweet and my response, not sure how you can't see that my take is spot on. 

 

Put it this way, Gratz' first season and games this year was HIS part of the "competition". He had his chance. He played poorly throughout much of that time, including this season. McCray came in and played lights out in HIS part of the "competition" with his play in recent weeks.  At this point, there is (or should be) no giving Gratz another chance here this week in practice - McCray earned the opportunity by his play IN THE GAME to take the starting gig and run with it - at least until McCray gives Gus a reason via his play IN GAME to re-visit the competition between he and Gratz. Bradley just comes off as soft and without conviction by not handling the situation with the clarity and conviction I outlined above. 

 

The fact that people cannot see the sense of the above is mind boggling.