Or when they used to play a 3rd place game in the Dance between the Final Four losers.
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2022 NIT Tournament Thread - MEN'S Bball (1st round- #4 seed Buffs hosting St. Bonaventure, Boulder; Tues., March 15, 9:00 PM MT, ESPN2)
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WWCD
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They taunted the UVA crowd like they did at ours. What the hell is wrong with that team? wow, going on a tear in the NIT, you guys sure are big men
Not saying you are wrong at all. Thing is, you don't like them talking **** or being taunted, do something about it.
WWCD
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Sure, I don't think Tad would ever tolerate that kind of behavior though. It's extremely amateurish and embarrassing. I would tell them to act like they've been there before but... well.
I don't think he would either. Competing though, you can get your point across without saying a ****ing word or taunting. Matter of fact, most would hate it more when they take their ass back to the locker room if you haven't said much of anything. Really depends on who the leadership of the players is. Some coaches are cool with it, some aren't.
lot in common with the act, but the result is the reason one is a Tech and one is not.
Taunting the opposing player often escalates the situation and the tech is to avoid it boiling over to a fight.
Taunting the crowds also escalates the situation into more yelling and energy, which I support. Gets me fired up when the opposing player does it, but secretly, I kinda enjoy it, and really enjoy it when our players do it, until it gets in their head and they start playing dumb.
Greivis Vásquez was one of my favorite players for this reason...
The gif of Marshall Henderson taunting the Auburn crowd is a work of art that belongs in the Louvre.
