It definitely gives us an edge, but not only in winning and losing. The primary edge is in player development. By practicing in that environment every time you set foot on the field after four years you are going to be twice the player that you were as a freshman. The formula is applicable at virtually every level of the sport. Dorrance was on the guest list to visit a certain stately home on Pennsylvania Avenue when that other George Bush was the chief tenant in recognition of our National Team having captured what was known in 1991 as the FIFA Women's World Championship.
Some coaches are able to do it with the intensity of their own personalities.
On the men's side that's entirely possible but that is not an effective way to lead women. We came up with this since our women didn't buy in to someone berating them from the practice sideline. He does add a word of caution. A lot of men will cheat to win. You have got to temper the male athlete who might decide to take someone's kneecap because he was losing.