Public acknowledgement or business as usual?

[Levibooty]

So that communication has to be screaming and raising hell?

That's my point about Cal! I don't think it does and I think it can be counter productive with some.

 

[420grover]

Some of you have no experience in athletics and it shows. Keep your nonsense to yourself and stop infecting the rest of us.

I can only assume the next time there's a Paddock thread that's discussing marriage, you're gonna keep your trap shut.

 

[morgousky]

What makes a coach so special?

Oh my bad. I thought you were serious. My sarcasm meter is drunk.

 

[morgousky]

I can only assume the next time there's a Paddock thread that's discussing marriage, you're gonna keep your trap shut.

Why?

 

[ABlockalypseBrow]

There is some truth here, but there is also a lot of truth that people respond in different ways. I think yelling in practice is one thing, but yelling in front of fans, the Public, 15' away is something else, more like public humiliation than being uncomfortable. I think some kids today respond like kids did in the past, but I also think some kids today, the highly strung, highly talented kids think in terms of, "I have options, I don't have to take this." That at times is reinforced by parents and "handlers". The fact is there is a bit of truth in that.

I agree. Yet when Calipari doesn’t yell at certain kids, he gets criticized for having favorites. How do we know he just knows this player doesn’t respond to yelling? In the end, we’re all just speculating unless somebody in here’s got secret cameras in our practice facility.

 

[lakercat]

If my wife and I had an obvious fight in front of my friends (like a party), I'd probably say something to my friends the next time I saw them. Not the same I know, but sometimes a quick explanation is better than wild speculation and incessant gossip.

This. While it's none of our business, it might be a good idea to address it, even if it's "we are dealing with it in house".

 

[chattanoogawildcat]

For all of you who think people are over reacting you're being selfish. This is not normal and not a good thing and needs to be heavily addressed at the very minimum internally. I've never heard of anything closely happening here in many decades of following UK. Bench his ass for a couple games....cal is a known pushover disciplinary wise so I dont expect much to happen although he should be sanctioned.

 

[Wildcats1st]

You will know by how cal utilizes hagans or how hagans plays

 

[kyups01]

Same to ya numbnuts...ur probs the type that goes and buys your kid a participation trophy

 

[chattanoogawildcat]

Same to ya numbnuts...ur probs the type that goes and buys your kid a participation trophy

Hahaha!!! All you have is name calling and kiddy jokes? Not surprised.

 

[anon_013cn8yrfncx2]

This thread reminds me of Shakespeare

Much Ado About Nothing

Could only get partly thru it

 

[Jmeeks54thebest]

When you and your wife have an argument do you make an announcement to everyone you know, friends , family, coworkers and strangers? Or do you talk through it and move on, business as usual?
That should answer your question.

If me and my wife were to start having a heated argument in a public setting, around friends and family, I would certainly come back and announce to the group that we’re ok and sorry were disturbing whatever it was that brought us together.

it’s common courtesy

 

[$Z71$]

If me and my wife were to start having a heated argument in a public setting, around friends and family, I would certainly come back and announce to the group that we’re ok and sorry were disturbing whatever it was that brought us together.

it’s common courtesy

How about if you did it at a concert or appearing event? We aren’t talking in an intimate setting with family here. We are talking in the heat of the moment during a game.

 

[Jmeeks54thebest]

How about if you did it at a concert or appearing event? We aren’t talking in an intimate setting with family here. We are talking in the heat of the moment during a game.

Then I would apologize to my fans for interrupting the event they paid to come see me at and explain, briefly, what had occurred.

Again, common courtesy

 

[CatPhight]