Definitions
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- v. Present participle of overcoach.
Etymologies
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Examples
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And Pittsburgh's Dan Bylsma might be new, but he isn't overcoaching and is letting the players be themselves.
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` ` I've got to make sure that I'm not overcoaching, '' Brown said.
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And UT fans will lament Rick Barnes 'coaching (or lack thereof; or, perhaps, the overcoaching) all the live long day, and that may be a factor in preventing the burnt orange from ever winning a national title under his tutelage.
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The Ashes 2010: England must beware dangers of overcoaching their players, says Simon
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Boudreau is more concerned about overcoaching now.
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One of the fellas above was totally correct - the Indians have absolutely RUINED players with their overcoaching.
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A lot of coaches in the league could screw this up by overcoaching them. and of course, I may have been using a tiny bit of hyperbole, but I will not confirm or deny
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Faxon also stressed that parents should try to avoid overcoaching their kids.
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In cultural terms the big picture of what was going on in the five seconds involved the always difficult balance between overcoaching players or giving them too much freedom.
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I never got more media requests than the day I criticized the campaign for holding Palin too tight, overcoaching her, and not setting her free.
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