re: Les is correct - nothing wrong with use of "want"

The problem with the word "want" is that it's been used after games so much:
There was a want to run the football.
There was a want to block.
There was a want to call a timeout.

I'd rather hear him use the word "didn't."
We didn't run the football efficiently, but we are working on it.
We didn't block well.
I didn't call a timeout when one needed to be called.

Atleast he would sound like he owned up to the mistakes that were made. "There was a want to do this or that in the game" just gets old after awhile. Just my opinion.