Would you address this?

[VaTerp]

Originally Posted by jamesshank

I might let him look like an idiot. Also, his coach looks like an idiot for letting him continue bc I know the player can't play very well like this.

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And what good could possibly come from allowing this?

[jamesshank]

Originally Posted by VaTerp

And what good could possibly come from allowing this?

I think that sometimes coaches and players are looking for a t to justify their behavior. In this instance, I feel allowing them to look idiotic might be worth it.

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[UNIgiantslayers]

Originally Posted by jamesshank

I think that sometimes coaches and players are looking for a t to justify their behavior. In this instance, I feel allowing them to look idiotic might be worth it.

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If that's his way of asking, I'm happy to oblige.

[Adam]

Originally Posted by jamesshank

I think that sometimes coaches and players are looking for a t to justify their behavior. In this instance, I feel allowing them to look idiotic might be worth it.

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If they want one, give it to them. There's no reason not to and plenty of reasons to stop that behavior.

Frankly I have always found the "he wanted one so I wouldn't give it to him" to be an extremely weak basis on which to avoid a T. It's unnecessarily stubborn at best, and cowardice at worst.