CountAntonius
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How the hell do you only score two points?
How the hell do you only score two points?
This kind of attitude is what results in so many young adults going out into the world thinking they are some special butterfly before being hit by cold hard reality, the way how I see it the coach did them a favour in showing them how much they sick and that this game is probably not for them.
I would look at the opportunity to get my team to practice against a real other team, to solidify plays and their shots in a real situation. Not his fault the other team fucking sucks. Coddling much?
I would look at the opportunity to get my team to practice against a real other team, to solidify plays and their shots in a real situation. Not his fault the other team fucking sucks. Coddling much?
they had 1 point in the first half, so those were 2 free throws... 0 field goals.
The winning team should have taken nothing but half court shots in the 2nd half... or given the other team one of their players, you know, 6 on 4.
This kind of attitude is what results in so many young adults going out into the world thinking they are some special butterfly before being hit by cold hard reality, the way how I see it the coach did them a favour in showing them how much they sick and that this game is probably not for them.
After playing pressure d for the whole first half and scoring over 100 points in 16 minutes...
Anderson told Landon Negri of the Orange County Register that he met with opposing coach Dale Chung before the game to discuss the situation. He was trying to balance getting his team prepared for league play with avoiding an embarrassing scenario.
"This was our last game before we started league, and we were going to come out playing hard," he said. "I wanted to let him know there was no harm intended, and that if he had any ideas or concerns just to let me know. We were going to play a half of basketball, at least... And he seemed fine with that."
How the hell do you only score two points?
No one is saying they cant enjoy playing the sport just dont do so competitively.I dont think they are loser just because they suck st this particular sport but I also dont believe in cuddling people into thinking they are better than they actually are at something I see that as more damaging personally.Well, the reality is that the world isn't actually divided into winners and losers, and you don't have to be good at a sport to carry it with you as both forms of enjoyment and exercise. I'm sorry you view the world so dualistically.
How the hell do you only score two points?
I feel like people complaining about running up the score is an american thing. My first yr of uni when we played a team we tried scoring as much as we could. We beat a team 107 - 0 and played most of the second half with backups but we still tried our hardest to score as much I even got a couple of TDs and it was like my second game ever.
I'd want to keep playing if I was on the losing team.
This isn't a case of hockey or football where it could be dangerous for the other team to play against someone so much better.
I've regularly seen 20-0 or thereabouts scorelines playing sunday football (uk), being on the receiving end of a few and thankfully dishing them out.
No one is saying they cant enjoy playing the sport just dont do so competitively.I dont think they are loser just because they suck st this particular sport but I also dont believe in cuddling people into thinking they are better than they actually are at something I see that as more damaging personally.
You said, "showing them how much they [suck] and that this game is probably not for them".
This is high school. Not professionals, and not even college. They are children. Because a child "sucks" at a sport it does not follow that it is "not for them".
The point of children's sports is to teach them teamwork, sportsmanship and to give them practical exercise skills they can take into adulthood. All of the adults who oversee them have a responsibility to make sure these values are reinforced. That includes the parents, refs and the coaches. So yes, this implies that the winning team's coach as a duty towards the losing team's players.
Furthermore, no one is saying they are "butterflies" or that they should be "cuddled". That is a cliche you are repeating, and not only that is based on the false idea that everyone is a winner or a loser.
the point of sports is to win
the point of professional sports is to win. The point of children's sports is to give them tools to cary into adulthood. It's no different than an educational class. You do it to learn.
the point of sports is to win
the point of professional sports is to win. The point of children's sports is to give them tools to cary into adulthood. It's no different than an educational class. You do it to learn.
Not everyone has flashstep and kido
the point of professional sports is to win. The point of children's sports is to give them tools to cary into adulthood. It's no different than an educational class. You do it to learn.
Curious how this matchup even occurred in the first place. These two teams clearly aren't in the same league, and I can't imagine the losing team's efforts no matter how hard they tried made the experience a positive one for the winning team.
the point of professional sports is to win. The point of children's sports is to give them tools to cary into adulthood. It's no different than an educational class. You do it to learn.
the point of professional sports is to win. The point of children's sports is to give them tools to cary into adulthood. It's no different than an educational class. You do it to learn.
Idk man in youth sports you don't do that. It's not even about coddling the losers it's about teaching the winners not to be dicks.
Curious how this matchup even occurred in the first place. These two teams clearly aren't in the same league, and I can't imagine the losing team's efforts no matter how hard they tried made the experience a positive one for the winning team.