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Interesting Motivational Tactics

If you were the coach of a major universities female golf team, what motivational tactics do you think would work? Videos of Annika Sorenstam strolling a major or perhaps Nancy Lopez in the prime of her career. Maybe even Tiger Woods or a motivational movie like Remember the Titans or Hoosiers. Or perhaps a Paris Hilton Sex tape.... Rewind that for a second a Paris Hilton sex tape, to motivate a female golf team. Well that's certainly a strategy I wouldn't have thought of, and apparently not a strategy that the University of Georgia much appreciated as their coach, Todd McCorkle, resigned most certainly because he was on the chopping block with the axe coming down full steam ahead.

McCorkle was noted for not only showing his team one of the lamest sex tapes of all time, but also explicit sexual comments and a pat in the butt here and there, to arouse the team. Poor McCorkle where is going to go now to be surrounded by 20+ 20 year old Georgians wearing skirts at all times around him. Poor guy.
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