wallyfor3
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Now that is some funny stuff.
Equating an AAU game to an NBA exhibition game. 'Cause we all know that the pressure is relatively equal, right?
You know why you couldn't "let your frustration out"? Because most likely, you were a kid at that time too. There are probably rules on your team that would have had some sort of repercussions were you to start swearing uncontrollably and throwing things. Not because you're "better than that."
And I'll play the sexist card just a little here, 'cause you're a female, and females react differently to things, ESPECIALLY in sports. I've seen very few girls in the past bunch of years that I've been coaching that have let loose a string of expletives. It just isn't the way girls roll. You even proved it by saying "you waited until you got home." That's how females tend to react, they hold it in for a longer time and express it when they feel it is most convenient. Boys? They swear, yell, throw some stuff, and it is OVER.
Too much is being made of this Sasha issue. Too little is made of his ability to come out in the 2nd half and play much better.
The Wally Worship? 'Cause he "plays the game the right way"? :thumbdown
Buddy
Buddy, I didn't mean to say that I was in the exact position as Sasha was because that is obviously not the case. Comparing the two situations was totally irrelevant. I was just saying, that there is other ways to contain your temper. But, like plenty people have said, its totally understandable and a "good sign" to see him showing he cares. And, don't get me wrong, I do agree with that. But, like I said before, it just seemed like a little too much.
And, as far as the "Wally Worship" goes, him "playing the game the right way" is not the only reason. I was about 12 years old when I started watching him play. I fell in love with the way he played, and most of all, the way he shoots the ball. I wanted to shoot just like him, and he instantly became my role model. Anyway, it wasn't just the fact that he has good sportsmanship or has class, it was also his skill.