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posted by EDS | 3:31 PM
2 Comments:
Cute on YouTube but bad sportmanship in real life. If you were opposing coach you would have flipped out and sent the fattest defensive tackle on your team to pulverize the quarterback on the next set of downs (and I'm talking after the play was whistled dead). Kids need to be taught that winning is important/the goal but it shouldn't be at the cost of decent sportmanship and for little kids this appears to be unsportsmanship like.
Rob
Agree 100%
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