Passion in sports

[Desoto]

Jordan McCrae laid down a nasty dunk and then got a technical for doing what anyone would do after laying down a nasty dunk. Sports are meant to have passion. And it's things like this that are taking it away. http://m.bleacherreport.com/article...ough-the-lane-for-huge-dunk-draws-a-technical

 

[FlabLoser]

No tech here..

 

[TheBigDA]

I support this guy. Sadly the kid was gunned down by a gang a couple of months after the video. http://youtu.be/W0dupiXn_c0

 

[Incognegro]

With that being against Auburn... I'm glad it wasn't.

 

[DerHntr]

I was at the game. I knew several people sitting down low on that end. They were saying he dropped the F bomb at the crowd.

I didn't like the call at the time and it still looks minor even if he did say 17.

 

[Lawdawg.sixpack]

I believe players should be able to spike the ball or dance...

After a TD, so long as it is not taunting or directed at another player. But not choreographed routines with other players.

You build up the idea that scoring a TD in a big-time game is a HUGe accomplishment, but when he finally, after working his tail off thru HS, fall practice, and offseason workouts, scores that TD,mHE BETTER NOT CELEBRATE!!1!1​

 

[Desoto]

That's the way I feel too. Don't seek out the other team. Passion allows you to play the game in your own individual way. I wanna keep that.

 

[rem101]

"If you don't want us to dance, don't let us score" - The U

 

[DawgatAuburn]

Because the game was over, genius.

 

[jwbigcreek]

Some of you lip readers

tell me what the old guy says to Marshall.

 

[Center Z]

"You ain't worth a ****, kid"

Kid could be guy. I can't tell.