Anecdotal evidence incoming:

 

Back in HS, my friends and I were all volleyball players. We were all decent to very good and most of us were extremely athletic (most of us played 2 sports...generally basketball, soccer or ran track). Now there was one among us who was nowhere near as athletically gifted as the rest of us, he was slow, not very strong and couldn't jump to save his life (which is very important in volleyball for hitting in case you were unaware...lol) but was more of a tactician type. Thank God he was a setter (floor QB). He never wowed you on the stat sheets or made any spectacular plays, he was just there and didn't screw up very often and that was OK.

 

Fast forward twenty some odd years. He is a extremely successful DII volleyball coach today. The rest of us all gave it a shot with varying levels of success, mostly in high school but as it turns out, the "worst" player out of all 8 of us ended up being by far, the best coach.

 

I see that here and have no problem with it.

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