Strap, God wants you on the floor

[dsqrddgd909]

" How many times are we gonna pass before we shoot?
Four.

How many?
Four!"

"I'm only gonna say this one time.

All of you have the weekend.

Think about whether or not you wanna be on this team or not...
under the following condition.

What I say when it comes to this basketball team is the law,
absolutely and without discussion."

And it can't happen under the rules, but I still get teary eyed when he says my team is on the floor.

[MD Longhorn]

Originally Posted by dsqrddgd909

" How many times are we gonna pass before we shoot?
Four.

How many?
Four!"

"I'm only gonna say this one time.

All of you have the weekend.

Think about whether or not you wanna be on this team or not...
under the following condition.

What I say when it comes to this basketball team is the law,
absolutely and without discussion."

And it can't happen under the rules, but I still get teary eyed when he says my team is on the floor.

Absolutely can happen under the rules.

[dsqrddgd909]

Originally Posted by MD Longhorn

Absolutely can happen under the rules.

I may have missed what the consensus was when we discussed this earlier ... refuses to play with 5

and case ruling 3.1.1.
"Team B must have five *players participating as long as it has that number available. "

[MD Longhorn]

Originally Posted by dsqrddgd909

I may have missed what the consensus was when we discussed this earlier ... refuses to play with 5

and case ruling 3.1.1.
"Team B must have five *players participating as long as it has that number available. "

Yes... but it's up to the coach (and not us) to determine whether a particular player is "available" or not. Rade Butcher was not available.

Incidentally, the "consensus", as you say, from the post you quoted was rather clear here. WE do not determine player availability. The coach does. That post doesn't prove your point... it actually disproves it.

[dsqrddgd909]

Originally Posted by MD Longhorn

Yes... but it's up to the coach (and not us) to determine whether a particular player is "available" or not. Rade Butcher was not available.

Incidentally, the "consensus", as you say, from the post you quoted was rather clear here. WE do not determine player availability. The coach does. That post doesn't prove your point... it actually disproves it.

MD, what I was trying to say was that I may have misunderstood what the consensus was when I initially read the post. Thanks for the clarification.

[KJUmp]

Originally Posted by dsqrddgd909

" How many times are we gonna pass before we shoot?
Four.

How many?
Four!"

"I'm only gonna say this one time.

All of you have the weekend.

Think about whether or not you wanna be on this team or not...
under the following condition.

What I say when it comes to this basketball team is the law,
absolutely and without discussion."

And it can't happen under the rules, but I still get teary eyed when he says my team is on the floor.

Shooter.....
"We're going to run the picket fence at 'em, Jimmy you're solo right, Merle you're the swingman.....now boys don't get caught watching the paint dry."

[Pantherdreams]

Let's be real polite here . . .


There are two kinds of crazy . . .

[canuckrefguy]

"Don't shoot the ball unless you're underneath the basket all by yourself."

[BillyMac]

Originally Posted by canuckrefguy

"Don't shoot the ball unless you're underneath the basket all by yourself."

As was often said to me by my high school freshman coach, Mr. Ewchuck, along with, "Never dribble the basketball".

[Judtech]

The sun don't shine on the same dogs *** everyday. But Mister? You ain't seen a ray of light since you been here. Sunday. Supper.

[ballgame99]

Haven't seen it in a while, but my favorite line was when the kid that's not supposed to shoot is making it rain, coach says "what's gotten into you?", "It's the Lord, I can feel his strength!" "Let's keep the strength in the dribble" Cracks me up everytime.

[fullor30]

Originally Posted by Pantherdreams

Let's be real polite here . . .


There are two kinds of crazy . . .

The actor who said those lines and was the interim coach was there the other night, Chelcie Ross. He played Coach Dan Devine in Rudy and was also in Major League. great character actor. Theater was packed, everybody knew the lines, and one scene in locker room when a single clap gets faster louder by the team, the audience was clapping along with. great stuff

Bobby Plump the real life Jimmy Chitwood was on Skype and talked for a few minutes along with answering questions.

Fun night. SRO

[OKREF]

Clete, you tell him. Sectionals of '33, one point down. Five, four, three, two, one, let 'er fly... in and out. Yeah, well, I was fouled...