Was evidently about whether Bost was going to go swimming at the hotel pool when the game was over. Bost seemed to have gotten a kick out of it when asked about it yesterday
The conversation between Bost and Stansbury's son
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Where did you find this gem?
Because that's what we need our players thinking about during basketball games.
I'm not suggesting Bost couldn't handle the distraction, because he apparently did, but he shouldn't have to.
Because that's what we need our players thinking about during basketball games.
I'm not suggesting Bost couldn't handle the distraction, because he apparently did, but he shouldn't have to.
and sorry but I don't see it is that big of a deal. If a kid asking a question like that completely throws Bost off of his game then he isn't much of a player anyway.
It reminds me for some reason of Joe Montana picking John Candy out of the crowd during the Super Bowl before going 90 yards for the win.
Completely ridiculous, but not distracting.
It seems like the players really like Rick's kids being around. I think that makes for a cool environment and unique program attribute.
Completely ridiculous, but not distracting.
It seems like the players really like Rick's kids being around. I think that makes for a cool environment and unique program attribute.
so maybe you're right. Maybe this is what our players need to be thinking about during the middle of a basketball game.
Though I would prefer Stans' kids not to be talking to the players at all during the game, I think it would bother me even more if I thought they were somehow trying to "instruct" players about their on-court play. This just sounds more like a kid being a kid.
I don't have a problem with Stan's kids sitting behind the bench but talking to our players should not be allowed.
