Coaches consider ban on postgame handshakes

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Tue Mar 02, 2010, 02:09pm

tomegun

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I think having the coaches right there as the players shake hands and having a 1 minute cooling off period are both good ideas. However, they both place the sportsmanship responsibility on the coaches and we know how that goes.

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