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How many similar alteractions have occurred in the last decade? 20 yrs?
I have no idea. What is your point? It must be something since someone likes your post.
How many similar alteractions have occurred in the last decade? 20 yrs?
How about Stefanie Dolson in the Louisville game? Isn't much difference in my opinion. Two players got physically tangled up and took exception. Only difference is the UConn players that were on the bench stayed there. You can bet that most UConn players would react to having their arm pulled like Sims did to Stricklen as evidenced by Dolson's reaction to having her arm pulled. There was nothing unusual about what happened outside of the players running onto the court and the importance of the game. It certainly wasn't a fight.
No, Suzy, you and Kait are not the only two. As UconnChapette mentioned earlier, I too should inform my mother how unjust and mistaken she was whenever she would send me and my sister to our rooms for "merely" mouthing and shoving each other.Kait I think you and I are the only ones who think there was a fight.
I have no idea. What is your point? It must be something since someone likes your post.
Kait I think you and I are the only ones who think there was a fight.
You suggest that Tennessee is prone to these problems (and UConn isn't) ... and this is based on 1 incident in 20-30 years?
We can't all be like UConn now, can we?
Well, now that you have asked, the answer is simple.
No.
I don't recall seeing UConn in these type if situations. But I have seen many many staredowns from Tennessee and over the top emotions. In my opinion, the over the top emotions lead to the staredowns. This was a biproduct of those emotions.
Correct. And it's not just how they are coached, it's the type of kids UConn recruits.
With the end result being 1 incident in 600+ games. Clearly a program out of control.
How many off-court fights have there been? UConn has one. Does that mean UConn recruits players with over-the-top emotions?
Basically, UConn recruits talented players, period. I seriously doubt if they have passed on a Top 10 recruit because she was not the right fit. Including this key player:
http://www.journalinquirer.com/articles/2010/01/22/sports/doc4b5a8d7397d7d198459960.txt
UConn has an off-court fight?
I'm done. You are just arguing to argue. Take a chill pill.
Yes, Barb Turner was involved in one.
I'm not the one who denigrated a program over ONE incident in 30 years.
Sims pulled her arm? She pushed it off of her stomach. And I didn't see anyone stand over Dolson like Stricklen did to Sims.
Sims first pulled on Stricklen's arm and then shoved it away. And we are making a big deal out of standing over her? Was Stricklen supposed to lie down next to her and then complain to Sims? Stricklen wasn't the only guilty party in this no matter how much more fun it is to blame it on Tennessee's culture. These things happen with every team in the country including UConn. UConn has emotional players to like with Dolson losing her cool against Louisville and then Doty going and sticking her hand up to that player's face when she shouldn't have. There was nothing that special about last night's incident outside of the stage it occurred and our feelings toward the parties involved.
How about Stefanie Dolson in the Louisville game? Isn't much difference in my opinion. Two players got physically tangled up and took exception. Only difference is the UConn players that were on the bench stayed there. You can bet that most UConn players would react to having their arm pulled like Sims did to Stricklen as evidenced by Dolson's reaction to having her arm pulled. There was nothing unusual about what happened outside of the players running onto the court and the importance of the game. It certainly wasn't a fight.