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Message: [QUOTE="Dillon77, post: 4745792, member: 6620"] I was a wide receiver for a few years and one of my coaches complimented me after a catch for "acting like I've been there before." For whatever reason, that stuck with me. Not that I won't smile, sometimes pump a fist or say "yes" under my breath, but I also never want to show up another player...most of whom are guys I play with every week. In fact, I probably celebrate a teammate's good shot or play more than mine. There are current players I recognize who keep an even keel: Sonia Citron of ND lets other Irish celebrate her great plays. But I've got nothing against Olivia Miles pumping her fist or doing a few struts...she's celebrating the play, not mocking anyone. For me, that's what it gets down to: celebrate an accomplishment, but not at the direct expense of the other opponent. The game is supposed to both be fun and a contest. Find the line or zone. [/QUOTE]