It is all about preception.
No matter what you do, your actions are going to give off a perception to someone. If you are out of shape, they will say you do not hustle. If you wear a white whistle, they will question your professionalism. If you are out of position, they will claim you could not have gotten the play right. If your mechanics are not proper, they will claim you do not care.
So whatever you do on the court, your actions are going to be precieved one way or another by someone. So be aware of what you do from the time you get to the game, to the time you leave.
So the moral of the story, you do not get a second chance to make a first impression. Do it right the first time.
Peace
[Edited by JRutledge on Jul 22nd, 2003 at 01:49 PM]
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