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Originally Posted by RichMSN
When I work in the NBA (with the amount of security they have), I'll walk proudly off the court. Until then, I'll jog off the court the same way, every time.
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I hear ya Rich, thats why I said (in post #24) to each his or her own...
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Originally Posted by berserkBBK
I'm confused who would see this as cowardly?
I'm sure Toliver did not say stay around on the court, and I know that's not what you mean. I just don't see the point to walk instead of jogging. A problem can happen quickly, and I want to be away as not to be a target to the problem.
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I can dig it, everyone has to do whats best for them.
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Originally Posted by Smitty
To whom then? It's fine if you're told in your area not to run off the court. In every area I've worked in, I want to get off the court as quickly as possible so I don't have to call one of those unnecessary post-game T's when someone decided to say something as I'm leisurely strolling off the court. Why invite a fan from the student section to get in your face as you stroll off the court? I work in a big metro area - I don't want to be on the news as that ref who was blindsided by an angry parent. If that makes me a coward to you, I really don't care.
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Smitty!! You're putting words in my mouth, nobody is strolling or leisurely...
walking with a purpose. Never called anybody a coward, I got love for all Forum members just said it looked cowardly.
You guys do whats best for you, I was just sharing another perspective on our exit of the court.
FTR, all the places I work have one parking lot & if they wanna get ya... they'll wait for you. Then & only then will I run. If they follow me they better not let me make it to the trunk.
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