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Wed Jan 26, 2005, 02:20am
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I wonder how we would feel if the coach were to ask us a question of a similar nature, eg. "will you make good calls throughout the game?" In a way, I think the coaches defensive response in this case was justified. The question is provocative.
The question "will you display good sportsmanship" seems to imply that we come from a position of mistrust. Should we not always assume the coach is good until he breaks that trust? I know it's only MS, but I can see lots of coaches raising an eyebrow at the question - and in a way, I don't blame them. Just my $0.02
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