SOT: More Craziness From KY HS Basketball
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Imagine acting that way though. And we wonder why our young adults are so.....unadjusted.
About 15 years ago at a little league game for 9 year olds I saw two coaches for the same team get into a physical fight during a game.
It was just sad to watch grown men do that.
Crazy people acting crazy.......your welcome......... 😉
I’m really not sure, but it’s wild.
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Not saying it is good, because it is sad. However, at least is wasn’t a brawl in the stands as I have seen all to many times on X & Facebook, just disgusting. The current state of social skills in this country due to the no one actually conversing with others in public anymore is frightening. Kids can be sitting right next to each other but texting instead of talking.
That’s a separate thing in ways though. There used to be shame in getting arrested or called out in public like this. Not anymore.
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My concern is for the kids. Years ago I coached girls middle school bb at a Christian School. One of my girls father showed up at our game drunk and went off on an official and had to be escorted out. My player was devasted with embarrassment and was crying so bad that the rest of the bench was lost to the game. People get too worked up about the game.
THIS IS MARCH!!! A Brawl Broke Out In The Stands During A Pennsylvania High School Basketball Playoff Game Before Spilling Onto The Court
I won't claim to know the inner-workings of the Pennsylvania Interscholastic Athletic Association or the history surrounding these teams that could've led to this brouhaha. But anytime you see a unit ...
While the lady in Pulaski Co is obviously a bit touched (the behavior coupled with the FB posts...goodness), she pales in comparison to the mental midgets in Pennsylvania.
I've coached HS bball in MO for over 20 yrs. I can honestly only remember a handful of times a fan or parent getting tossed from a game. I'm sure it has happened more than that, it just never got to the point where we'd notice it on the bench. I feel like, especially after seeing stuff like this, that I was pretty fortunate. Or maybe just lucky.
Truth. Anytime something like this occurs, my heart breaks for the kids of these people. Not only their immediate feelings during the situation, but just the overall harm in being raised and mentored by an idiot like that. There's something to be said for that cycle being really, really hard to break.
Ban these people from any and all games would stop a lot of this.
Agree. It is like when people get in a fight most are standing around videoing acting a fool.
Preach. It pained me to see the girls on the bench cheering her on as well. Ugh. That kind of behavior just spreads like cow poop.
When I was in high school in the 90s, I used to umpire T-ball and little league games on weekends for $10 a game to earn a little gas money.
I once had a grown adult man leave the stands, come onto the field, get in my face, call me a MFer and challenge me to a fight for … blowing a call at second base in a T-ball game in a league that didn’t keep score officially. I tossed him. He said he’d whip my ass after the game. His wife tore him a new one and made him apologize to me after the game.
Who acts this way over youth sports?
Bolded is my favorite part of that story! I'd never do anything remotely close to that, BUT if I did that's exactly what my wife would do. She'd probably take my phone and truck away for a week too.
