duncan228
09-27-2010, 02:56 PM
SpursTalk's Blackjack joins Project Spurs.
Great expectations (http://projectspurs.com/2010-articles/september/great-expectations.html)
Written by Nick Kapsis
Editor's note: Please welcome to the Project Spurs' writing staff Nick Kapsis. Nick was part of the Reigning Black website and will be bringing his unique brand of insightful posts on the San Antonio Spurs. He is excited to be joining the team as we are for adding him to the Project Spurs family. Enjoy his debut post.
Expectation is a funny thing.
It skews and it alters. It makes good not good enough often leaving what's been done only the threshold from which to begin doing more. It sets a standard by which to be judged. Ultimate success only comes when a thirst has been quenched and a predetermined goal's been met.
For an NBA team with championship aspirations, meeting expectation for an offseason only occurs when the pieces are believed to be in place and the deficiencies have seemingly been addressed.
Expectation has a funny way of turning into a four-letter word.
Keep Reading... (http://projectspurs.com/2010-articles/september/great-expectations.html)
Great expectations (http://projectspurs.com/2010-articles/september/great-expectations.html)
Written by Nick Kapsis
Editor's note: Please welcome to the Project Spurs' writing staff Nick Kapsis. Nick was part of the Reigning Black website and will be bringing his unique brand of insightful posts on the San Antonio Spurs. He is excited to be joining the team as we are for adding him to the Project Spurs family. Enjoy his debut post.
Expectation is a funny thing.
It skews and it alters. It makes good not good enough often leaving what's been done only the threshold from which to begin doing more. It sets a standard by which to be judged. Ultimate success only comes when a thirst has been quenched and a predetermined goal's been met.
For an NBA team with championship aspirations, meeting expectation for an offseason only occurs when the pieces are believed to be in place and the deficiencies have seemingly been addressed.
Expectation has a funny way of turning into a four-letter word.
Keep Reading... (http://projectspurs.com/2010-articles/september/great-expectations.html)