You're being way too kind to that moron. A true "Michigan Man."proving once again, at least to me, that Mush Mouth is an idiot
Yeah, get rid of the handshake line. Take the easy out instead of doing the right thing.
I hate our world.
Was pressing against the bench team in? You want to press like the game is on the line then you cannot cry foul over the timeout. Never mind throw a punch. You either want to keep playing or you don’t.Was taking an unnecessary timeout when winning by a bunch the right thing?
What makes it unnecessary? If the opponent is going to press until the final whistle with unbalanced personnel, why shouldn’t Gard coach to the final whistle?Was taking an unnecessary timeout when winning by a bunch the right thing?
What makes it unnecessary? If the opponent is going to press until the final whistle with unbalanced personnel, why shouldn’t Gard coach to the final whistle?
It's an unwritten rule that if up by double digits with 14 our 15 seconds left in the game you don't call a timeout; even if the other team is pressing.
Was taking an unnecessary timeout when winning by a bunch the right thing?
What makes it unnecessary? If the opponent is going to press until the final whistle with unbalanced personnel, why shouldn’t Gard coach to the final whistle?
There’s also an unwritten rule that you don’t press when you’re down double digits with 14 or 15 seconds left in the game.It's an unwritten rule that if up by double digits with 14 our 15 seconds left in the game you don't call a timeout; even if the other team is pressing. Setting that aside, Wisconsin coaches escalated the situation by a) grabbing Howard in an effort to stop him during the forced sportsmanship charade that is the handshake line, and b) when Wisconsin assistant Krabbenhoft charged in. Howard is in the wrong for throwing a punch, but I agree with his assessment that Gard's gamesmanship was unnecessary given the score. Howard still has the most egregious violation for throwing a punch. No excuse for that. But Wisconsin's coaches are to blame here as well. Sue me.
It's just like Mark Dantonio blitzing Devlin and then getting pissed when we throw long to Deon Butler. Like you said, do you want to keep playing or not.Was pressing against the bench team in? You want to press like the game is on the line then you cannot cry foul over the timeout. Never mind throw a punch. You either want to keep playing or you don’t.
There’s also an unwritten rule that you don’t press when you’re down double digits with 14 or 15 seconds left in the game.
Midnighter has forgotten the untyped rule, which I now will type:
F*ck michigan, heartily. Always.
If the other team's starters are pressing my walk-ons, then any unwritten rules go out the window and I'm gonna do what I can to help my walk-ons.It's an unwritten rule that if up by double digits with 14 our 15 seconds left in the game you don't call a timeout; even if the other team is pressing. Setting that aside, Wisconsin coaches escalated the situation by a) grabbing Howard in an effort to stop him during the forced sportsmanship charade that is the handshake line, and b) when Wisconsin assistant Krabbenhoft charged in. Howard is in the wrong for throwing a punch, but I agree with his assessment that Gard's gamesmanship was unnecessary given the score. Howard still has the most egregious violation for throwing a punch. No excuse for that. But Wisconsin's coaches are to blame here as well. Sue me.
The names on the jerseys and/or coaches involved play zero into my position...I like both Howard and Gard. But Howard screwed up big time on Sunday.This is the absolute truth for once and is why no one here is blaming Wisconsin. Good on you Bob for being honest.
If you don't mind, I'm writing this down for future use on my postsMidnighter has forgotten the untyped rule, which I now will type:
F*ck michigan, heartily. Always.
If the other team's starters are pressing my walk-ons, then any unwritten rules go out the window and I'm gonna do what I can to help my walk-ons.
Gard stopped Howard after Howard dropped a remark about remembering that (to which Gard wanted to get in his point too). I wouldn't have had an issue with Gard getting a suspension for a game for his role in it too, but in the grand scheme of things, I'd put about 5% of the blame on Gard's actions and 95% on Howard's.
If you don't mind, I'm writing this down for future use on my posts
No **** sherlock.. I was referencing posters who wanted him suspended for the season and tourney.You sound like just another Michigan apologist.
Not suspended for the BIG 10 tourney. Pay attention.
Seems about as much the "right thing" and as necessary as pressing against a team that is up by an insurmountable amount and that has it's subs in the game with 30 seconds left in the game ...Was taking an unnecessary timeout when winning by a bunch the right thing?
He didn't escalate anything. Touching someone's arm, another coach when those coaches have met and talked numerous times in the past (at games, media events, and likely off season trips and functions), is not a provocation for a fight. Period. i.e. with a normal person. Howard is abby-normal and should not be a leader of young men. He should be fired, or else transferred to the UM boxing team coaching staff!!!It's an unwritten rule that if up by double digits with 14 our 15 seconds left in the game you don't call a timeout; even if the other team is pressing. Setting that aside, Wisconsin coaches escalated the situation by a) grabbing Howard in an effort to stop him during the forced sportsmanship charade that is the handshake line, and b) when Wisconsin assistant Krabbenhoft charged in. Howard is in the wrong for throwing a punch, but I agree with his assessment that Gard's gamesmanship was unnecessary given the score. Howard still has the most egregious violation for throwing a punch. No excuse for that. But Wisconsin's coaches are to blame here as well. Sue me.
Bob has his own distinct style but you're closeIt's not exactly Socrates. Give me props for saying water is wet.
If we are discussing two fifth graders I'd agree with you, but we're talking about adults.It's an unwritten rule that if up by double digits with 14 our 15 seconds left in the game you don't call a timeout; even if the other team is pressing. Setting that aside, Wisconsin coaches escalated the situation by a) grabbing Howard in an effort to stop him during the forced sportsmanship charade that is the handshake line, and b) when Wisconsin assistant Krabbenhoft charged in. Howard is in the wrong for throwing a punch, but I agree with his assessment that Gard's gamesmanship was unnecessary given the score. Howard still has the most egregious violation for throwing a punch. No excuse for that. But Wisconsin's coaches are to blame here as well. Sue me.
If we are discussing two fifth graders I'd agree with you, but we're talking about adults.