Sentence examples for exceptional coaching from inspiring English sources

No. 15 Texas Tech presents the toughest test left on the Wildcats' schedule — a home victory Saturday would be a huge step toward a B.C.S. berth, a just reward for the exceptional coaching job Bill Snyder has done over the past two seasons.

But he has gone on to carve out an exceptional coaching career, coming to City after sound work with a succession of Spanish clubs, Real Madrid among them.

Buttler said gaining more international recognition and improving his glove work were key motives for his move to the North West, telling the club website:  "Lancashire has an exceptional coaching staff which will help me to continue to develop as a keeper-batsman.

No one in the United States soccer community doubts that Heinrichs, 35, has the potential to be an exceptional coach.

The Lancashire director Paul Allott added: "We are delighted to promote two exceptional coaches to the vacant interim positions.

When Gregg Popovich is referred to as an exceptional coach, it refers as much to his coaching style as it does his overall effectiveness.

"He would recognise I gave him everything, and I would recognise that he is an exceptional coach and an exceptional person.

It is what makes Andy Flower such an exceptional coach – he wants players to look at themselves, to take responsibility, always to look how they can improve.

BBC controller of entertainment commissioning Mark Linsey said: "We're so sorry to see Jessie go as she's been an exceptional coach.

"Trevor will also work well with Paul Farbrace, an exceptional coach who will continue as assistant coach after helping us to an outstanding victory over New Zealand in the first Investec Test of the summer.

"He is an exceptional coach who has a reputation within the game for being among the very best at bringing through young players, as his record at Manchester United shows.