Re: Greg Minor

[i.guana@mail.utexas.edu (Estevan and Catherine Zarate)]

, Pitino is big on taking responsibility.  He
>wants ALL of his players to display good character and morals.  These
>are qualities he feels are essential to team chemistry.  

>
If Pitino is going to be an idealist, I don't want him.  I want a coach that
will be able to handle these guys egos and achieve the goal.  Nice guys
finish last in most cases.  I sincerely feel that it does not matter if
someone does something like this until it truly affects the team.  The last
thing we need to do is have a kneejerk reaction that causes us to lose a
very talented BASKETBALL player.  I think he deserves the chance to separte
his lives on and off the court.  What the hel l do I care what he does off
the court as long as it doesn't endanger the team.


>
>Would you call this a good thing?  I would rather have a person on the
>team with a good attitude both on and off the court.
>
>
>
>True, children, when cognitively ready, should be taught by parents to
>question what they hear.  On a different note, though, Michael does take
>care of his kids.

You can't believe everything that you hear on TV or read in the newspapers.
You have no idea how Michael treats his kids.  That's the way it should be.
I guarantee you Mike don't give a rat's ass how you raise yours...


  He also displays a good attitude on and off the
>court.  
>
>
I could go into a long diatribe about his convenient retirement, but I
won't.  I really think that there is more to the entire issue of Mike being
this "untouchable" role model.  I don't trust him.  Not to mention that he
single handedly did away with the concept of "team ball" (now we're talking
sports, I like this...).

                             

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