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Originally Posted by Rooster
High school club teams....According to one of my partners A1 was a dbag in a previous game and got a T.
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Big
red warning sign at the start of the game.
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Originally Posted by Rooster
I had called a foul on him earlier and he tried the stare-down thing, which I ignored with a 1000 yard stare in another direction.
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Given what you knew coming into the game that might have been enough to either address him or even ring him up. Regardless, if the kid who might put s#$! into your game pulls one of those ignoring him may not be the best option.
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Originally Posted by Rooster
B1 says something chippy and A1, doing a backward skippy kind of trot says to B1, "You ain't nothing. You f***ing suck." as we were going up the court.
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I won't fault you for running the kid but it sounds as though he was provoked in this instance. Since the other kid mouthed off first it probably would've been good to get them both.
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Originally Posted by Rooster
"You don't go with a flagrant there. You try that bulls**t in college and you'll have your games taken away or even get fired. That's just bad."
Smaller dog: "A1's team had traveled two hours to be here. They paid to be here. Let him hang himself and we'll run him with his second T."
etc, etc.
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1. It's not a college game.
2. It's not your fault the team traveled two hours and paid to be there. If the kid wants to play an entire game - at his current level or the next - he'll learn to keep his mouth shut.
Ultimately, use it as a learning experience.