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Need a good one for "And One". Whatcha got? |
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Why did you T him? He was complaining about the lopsided foul count. Ok thanks Not that you need any justification but I feel like it gives some consistency. |
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Had a “ball don’t lie” tonight from the bench. Coach was nearby and I said: ball don’t talk. Coach told the kid to be quiet and apologized to me. I like “and none”. Also like slowly saying: And One (pause) more of those may get you a technical foul (walking away). Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk |
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Back to the OP ... Worse than hearing players do it is coaches. Usually it's a case of younger, underlevel guys (and, yes, it's virtually always guys) just getting caught up in the game. Almost as if it's a synonym for "Great move in traffic!" Much lower tolerance for this, however. A not-so-private word usually does the trick with any and-1'er. |
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Thankfully, it never really came up in the game. :cool: |
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You are not getting cranky. On the other hand I AM old and cranky. That said, today's players, not all player, but a small but significant just don't know how to keep their mouths shut and play the game. When I played in the 1960s my HC would have benched just for looking at an official cross-eyed. Different times and generations. MTD, Sr. |
I always laugh when kids say "and one!" and miss the shot. I usually look around and pretend I'm just really old and don't understand and say "I'm confused, don't you have to make the shot for it to be an 'and one!'"?
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