I didn’t have the best coaches, and my experience is from 30 years ago. But most times when players started fighting the coach would say “let them go out”
In my view, correct or incorrect, you keep that stuff in house. You take that out behind closed doors. You want to address something like that, well let’s take it out at practice. You don’t spotlight it for the world to see.
We made the NY Post…
… Joseph Manjack IV and Sam Brown Jr., fought on the sideline amid the disastrous 48-30 loss to the Jayhawks.
Did you seriously ask this question ? ? ? ? ? How would you have handled a few hundred uninvited and unexpected guests showing up at your wedding ? ? ? ? ? How many of the people eating popcorn in the hall were there ONLY because of the rain ? ? ? ? ? Just a guess, but I’m thinking they would not have been there except because of RAIN . . . . .
I thought is was a hulking pile of nothing. As far as taking things behind closed doors, these are young men full of testosterone trying to win a violent contest. The penalty was due to a guy making the game about him. Put a captain patch on Manjack and tell him to do it to the next guy that acts a fool. Crying about it is just lame. Hell, tell him to keep and eye on the coaching staff, too.
I didn’t see anyone in there that didn’t have a wristband. They had someone at the door monitoring that.
The popcorn ran out right as the game was starting. People hadn’t piled in their yet.
I didn’t mind fights if they were for the right reasons. Compared to some stuff I’ve seen CDH do on the sidelines the “fight” was pretty tame.
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