Not being taught in enough homes across this great land. Sad.
i mostly agree. however, what about the scenario where the players potential earnings could improve not just the player's life but also that of his family. I mean the player would rather stay & play , but he comes from a very poor family and has a little one of his own. which choice is selfish now?I wrote out a whole thing but:
TLDR: INDIVIDUALS who play on a TEAM of people, who then quit on the team for their own selfish reasons is NEVER, EVER Ok. Never. Period.
It is a character flaw that is largely (nowadays) taught by people who have rationalized that is ok...... it's not
Doubt it brought the OP on, but Kennard declared for the draft and will miss the bowl game.Did someone opt out to bring this on?
That's a rationalization to quit.i mostly agree. however, what about the scenario where the players potential earnings could improve not just the player's life but also that of his family. I mean the player would rather stay & play , but he comes from a very poor family and has a little one of his own. which choice is selfish now?
Doubt it brought the OP on, but Kennard declared for the draft and will miss the bowl game.
perhaps we need to define " quit"That's a rationalization to quit.
anytime a thought starts with "What about" ----- it's a rationalization.
Yes. The season has one very important game left.Serious question. This guy played 4 years for GT then we hired him for one season.
Is it reasonable to really expect some sort of loyalty to the program?
Like Deebo.I wrote out a whole thing but:
TLDR: INDIVIDUALS who play on a TEAM of people, who then quit on the team for their own selfish reasons is NEVER, EVER Ok. Never. Period.
It is a character flaw that is largely (nowadays) taught by people who have rationalized that is ok...... it's not
He declared after the Citrus Bowl after beating Wisconsin.i remember Clowney declaring as he was coming off the field after " the hit" game.
He played the bowl game but quit on the team for the next year ( according to I4CtheFuture)
Yes. The season has one very important game left.
You're changing the parameters of the argument to get a desired result...... (rationalization)Serious question. This guy played 4 years for GT then we hired him for one season.
Is it reasonable to really expect some sort of loyalty to the program?
Not finishing what you started with a team of other people. Ie: quit, quitting....perhaps we need to define " quit"
Wrong. And I don't appreciate you desperately trying to change the parameters of the argument to get your desired (wrong) outcome......i remember Clowney declaring as he was coming off the field after " the hit" game.
He played the bowl game but quit on the team for the next year ( according to I4CtheFuture)
You're changing the parameters of the argument to get a desired result...... (rationalization)
It's not about *LOYALTY TO THE PROGRAM* -- It's about a team sport and finishing what you started with the *TEAM*
The OP was about We before Me - and how it's not taughtWhich parameters did I change? I asked a question, and calling it rationalization doesn't answer the question.
Was "change the parameters" on your phrase of the day calendar?
The OP was about We before Me - and how it's not taught
Loyalty to the program doesn't have diddly squat to do with anything.
It's about a life lesson of finishing what you started with your team. Even if you're not loyal to the team. Again, loyalty is a completely separate "thing" - In that regard, you changed the parameters of the debate of the OP.
Fair enough, fair enough. If I could have liked and laughed at your post x 2 , I would've. Touche'.Unless the "we" is the program. That's how I read it.
But if those words bother you, then rephrase. Can we expect him to put "we" before himself when he's a hired gun, mercenary? He's literally on our team because he put "me" before "we".
This!I wrote out a whole thing but:
TLDR: INDIVIDUALS who play on a TEAM of people, who then quit on the team for their own selfish reasons is NEVER, EVER Ok. Never. Period.
It is a character flaw that is largely (nowadays) taught by people who have rationalized that is ok...... it's not
Still selfish. If you abandon the TEAM before all TEAM contests have concluded, then you are a quitter & anyone who approves of it approves of a person abandoning their post before the job is done.i mostly agree. however, what about the scenario where the players potential earnings could improve not just the player's life but also that of his family. I mean the player would rather stay & play , but he comes from a very poor family and has a little one of his own. which choice is selfish now?
You literally couldn't be more wrong.i remember Clowney declaring as he was coming off the field after " the hit" game.
He played the bowl game but quit on the team for the next year ( according to I4CtheFuture)
How many student-athletes with high draft potential take out injury insurance policies?i mostly agree. however, what about the scenario where the players potential earnings could improve not just the player's life but also that of his family. I mean the player would rather stay & play , but he comes from a very poor family and has a little one of his own. which choice is selfish now?
Are saying and signing paperwork two different things?He said he was declaring for the NFL draft. He did not say he was sitting out the bowl game. He may very well opt out of the bowl game, but at this point, I haven’t seen where he said that.
Good point….IDKAre saying and signing paperwork two different things?
He said he was declaring for the NFL draft. He did not say he was sitting out the bowl game. He may very well opt out of the bowl game, but at this point, I haven’t seen where he said that.