Baseball Coastal Carolina defeats Rutgers 10-0 in Game One (7 Innings)
- By HRodriguez
- The Round Table
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Yep. We could not play defense without fouling. Biggest reason for the lossDisagree. Lots of reasons we lost. Non existent defense all game and a non existent offense in the second half to name two extremely very minor factors that mattered more. Rutgers fans live in excuse and denial mode
J Will sometimes yes, but not the guy I have my eye on. Dylan and Ace seem to be somewhat tight.JWill was worst offender. Even Dylan should have passed to him occasionally. That need to okay interactively not in parallel or serially
Reading comprehension is not your strong suitGetting hazed by the crowd, verbally, can in NO way justify physically assaulting someone in return, no one in the crowd was involved in any physical altercation until his Father ran into the stands & started a physical incident. Knox being on the verge of making history should have no bearing on this, his actions & those of his Father could have cause serious injuries to innocent spectators. Don't try to justify anything because he is a good wrestler, his actions prove he is a bad person
Getting hazed by the crowd, verbally, can in NO way justify physically assaulting someone in return, no one in the crowd was involved in any physical altercation until his Father ran into the stands & started a physical incident. Knox being on the verge of making history should have no bearing on this, his actions & those of his Father could have cause serious injuries to innocent spectators. Don't try to justify anything because he is a good wrestler, his actions prove he is a bad personAgain, whether it was right or wrong (and clearly, I don’t think anyone here is condoning those actions) we do not know what preceeded him doing this
Regardless, In today’s day and age, none of this is surprising to me, whether it’s right or wrong (and I don’t think anyone on here is saying what he did is right)
Moreover, I would actually have been surprised had the suspension held up, given his chance to make history
From a moral standpoint, I think that they should enforce whatever rules they have in place for situations like thisRight or wrong does not absolve him from violating the code of conduct set forth by the school. If (and that's a big if) he had a "legit" reason to assault a minor, and he is an adult, do you think SJV should waive student conduct policies for him?
It should have never gotten to a judge's decision imo. SJV swallowed their own balls in bypassing their school policies.The judge doesn’t decide if what he did was right or wrong. The judge has to decide if the NJSIAA has the authority to suspend him based on their regulations.
Right or wrong does not absolve him from violating the code of conduct set forth by the school. If (and that's a big if) he had a "legit" reason to assault a minor, and he is an adult, do you think SJV should waive student conduct policies for him?Again, whether it was right or wrong (and clearly, I don’t think anyone here is condoning those actions) we do not know what preceeded him doing this
Regardless, In today’s day and age, none of this is surprising to me, whether it’s right or wrong (and I don’t think anyone on here is saying what he did is right)
Moreover, I would actually have been surprised had the suspension held up, given his chance to make history
Didn't think of that, but definitely could see it.I thought he was lamenting the end of Cobra Kai and the autocorrect kicked in.