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What seed will UC get this year in the Tournament?

  • 1-4

    Votes: 24 38.7%
  • 5-8

    Votes: 35 56.5%
  • 9-16

    Votes: 3 4.8%

  • Total voters
    62
I've laughed after mistakes playing at the collegiate level. Giving up a 0-2 base hit, walking a guy I shouldn't. It was never a laugh as in I didn't give a shit, more so a laugh like come on what the hell are you doing. If I had gotten pissed off (gotten in my own head) I'd have compounded the mistake by more than likely making more. I don't see it as an issue. Everyone reacts to things differntly. There were many times where Troy made a hell of a play and give us a little flex and yell. I don't know about the rest of you but I miss bearcat hoops already. Going to be a long off season.

Fair enough.
 
Jon Lester laughed when Hamilton hit a home run off him. It was obviously a mistake because noone gives up hits to hamilton, let alone home runs

Haha on ESPN's Fantasy Baseball podcast they were saying Hamilton needs to be Willie Mays Hayes from Major League, not Major League II.
 
Everyone else seems to understand that I'm referring to a certain situation.

And I'm sorry that you've gotten yourself banned before. That's not my doing. But I can see you have a vendetta against me bc of it. So I'll just know from here on out that I can take your criticisms with a grain of salt. Thank you for exposing these feelings.

my vendetta is against people engaged in all forms of stupidity everywhere.

if you find yourself frequently in the crosshairs, it should tell you something.
 
when someone quotes your exact words, you claim that your words are being twisted.

when someone criticizes an outrageous point you make, it's just a difference of opinions.

when you say something even you acknowledge as stupid, backtrack and claim it was not sincere.

am i missing anything else from the jacobkdoyle forum playbook? maybe another ban of madman for not coloring inside the lines in this internet toddler daycare?

We do have to deal with a lot of toddlers in here.
 
I've played many different sports my entire life, coached many different sports my entire adult life, and at my advanced age now, I still play at least 5 or 6 different sports every year. I 100% agree with Jacob. If I lose, or if I'm losing, you couldn't pry a smile onto my face with a crowbar. I smile when I win. Every competitive person I've ever known has been exactly like that. If we saw somebody smiling while losing or playing like crap, we took care of it within the team. Sorry I didn't enter this discussion earlier, but Jacob is spot on. It's almost laughable to read the posts on here that have disagreed with him. Caupain's smiling has bugged the crap out of me, and isn't it a coincidence that he has failed in the clutch so often. True competitors aren't smiling while losing and/or making mistakes.
 
I've played many different sports my entire life, coached many different sports my entire adult life, and at my advanced age now, I still play at least 5 or 6 different sports every year. I 100% agree with Jacob. If I lose, or if I'm losing, you couldn't pry a smile onto my face with a crowbar. I smile when I win. Every competitive person I've ever known has been exactly like that. If we saw somebody smiling while losing or playing like crap, we took care of it within the team. Sorry I didn't enter this discussion earlier, but Jacob is spot on. It's almost laughable to read the posts on here that have disagreed with him. Caupain's smiling has bugged the crap out of me, and isn't it a coincidence that he has failed in the clutch so often. True competitors aren't smiling while losing and/or making mistakes.

You don't know every "true competitor" out there. I hated to loose but I laughed off a bad play/inning/pitch more than once, doesn't make me any less competative. It's not so cut and dry and not every situation is exactly the same, you people on here so so damn blinded by what you want to believe that it's crazy.
 
You don't know every "true competitor" out there. I hated to loose but I laughed off a bad play/inning/pitch more than once, doesn't make me any less competative. It's not so cut and dry and not every situation is exactly the same, you people on here so so damn blinded by what you want to believe that it's crazy.

Nothing is 100% true, but the statement I made is as close to 100% as it can be, and so was Jacob's point of view. I'm still pissed about mistakes I made 40 years ago. I don't laugh them off. I use them as fuel to work harder and fight harder to never experience them again. I grew up in a generation where it was all about winning. Today, we give trophies for participation, so it doesn't surprise me to see people smiling when they fail or lose. This attitude has taken hold of our entire culture and it is why our country is in decline. I'm not a big Trump fan, but some of what he says is true when it comes to winning. Prior generations weren't as accepting of losing and that is why we were the world's leader in just about everything. Not anymore.
 
I've played many different sports my entire life, coached many different sports my entire adult life, and at my advanced age now, I still play at least 5 or 6 different sports every year. I 100% agree with Jacob. If I lose, or if I'm losing, you couldn't pry a smile onto my face with a crowbar. I smile when I win. Every competitive person I've ever known has been exactly like that. If we saw somebody smiling while losing or playing like crap, we took care of it within the team. Sorry I didn't enter this discussion earlier, but Jacob is spot on. It's almost laughable to read the posts on here that have disagreed with him. Caupain's smiling has bugged the crap out of me, and isn't it a coincidence that he has failed in the clutch so often. True competitors aren't smiling while losing and/or making mistakes.

Last time there was so much push back about something I said, it was about Clark taking 3s. I don't sweat the haters.
 
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well now im just googling people missing game winning shots. Some guy by the name Kobe smiling after missing a game winning shot at 1:30

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HLMZOVsyw1g&nohtml5=False

The point. People react differently certain times. It really doesnt say anything about them not caring

I'm willing to end this on that comment. I just got a reminder of what the offseason can be like. I'm with TNBearcat...bring Bearcat basketball back ASAP.
 
When Caupain proves that he's a winner, he can smile all he wants :).

When the rest of the team starts performing at all conference level and runs to the ball when the game is on the line...we will find out just who ELSE is a competitor on this team. We need a team of winners not just one.

I think we have some...but I am 100% sure Troy is one of the competitors. Would we like to see more out of him? Of course...we want that out of the whole team...but his attitude and passion is not in question for this Bearcat fan.
 
When the rest of the team starts performing at all conference level and runs to the ball when the game is on the line...we will find out just who ELSE is a competitor on this team. We need a team of winners not just one.

I think we have some...but I am 100% sure Troy is one of the competitors. Would we like to see more out of him? Of course...we want that out of the whole team...but his attitude and passion is not in question for this Bearcat fan.

I hear you. I'm not questioning passion, just intensity. But I didn't question it at all by year end, so I wish I would've never even said anything in the first place lol.
 
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