Agree - and self-awareness is the first step to fix things. However, in my experience with coaches at any level change is hard. Most are committed to their style and "systems" and when challenged tend to double down on what they are already doing. That's where good assistants become very valuable. We need at least one coach on staff that fires the team up and isn't buddy buddy. And the problem of our late season collapses probably has many causes. We need to be a team that is hard to play against and plays for all 60 minutes every game - you know, like the team that swept Denver. I was stunned when that team went away and we reverted to I don't know what - a team that got swept by CC and Omaha. This might be a coaching problem, a problem with the players, a leadership problem, or a systems problem. At our level this should not happen. We didn't build off of that momentum but Denver used it to motivate and regroup. How do we fix this? Our ongoing goalie situation is a concern - hopefully our 4th portal goalie will be a stud. Compare us to Denver's goalie development - and their goalie led them to a natty while we had a confusing situation at the end of the season. We need to up our recruiting (I know we have a good class coming in) and get back our reputation of developing NHL talent. Something needs to change and it can't just be "we'll try harder". And it is stunning when you look at our national record since the Ralph opened that instead of getting some advantages we have regressed in terms of nattys. Berry needs to adapt.