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Tim Beckman Case Study

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A senior starter from Cleveland named Cvijanovic, accused that third-year coach Tim Beckman pressured him to play with knee and shoulder injuries. Cvijanovic resisted, he stated that Beckman prompted to ridicule him by forcing him to watch practice while dressed in an opposing team’s uniform. In addition, he claimed that Beckman concealed from him the intensity of his injuries. This is a perfect example of coaches taking their job to far. What is the point of a coach abusing players?

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