Watching those young men running and colliding on the field, Lynch quickly noticed some issues. These young men were lacking something... a feeling he couldn't quite articulate.
Ah, it was agility they lacked, unlike those truly top-tier professional athletes who showcased various astonishing, brilliant performances on the field.
They seemed more like tools, faithfully executing some rigid commands, as if on an assembly line.
Maybe Lynch's serious gaze made Moore realize this was not an easy young man to fool, and he suddenly became a bit nervous.
"Is there a problem?"
Lynch glanced at Moore. He trusted Moore's coaching skills, having mainly learned through Ferrari what level was required to coach at a university football league school, and he felt reassured about Moore.
Just if there was a problem, it needed solving, or puzzling out. He straightforwardly asked, "They seem very rigid."
