I think it has been a long day for you, JM. Not a problem, it happens to all of us. The next 10 days are only going to intensify, though. Have a beer, take a breath, and regroup for next week. We want you at your best.
I think it has been a long day for you, JM. Not a problem, it happens to all of us. The next 10 days are only going to intensify, though. Have a beer, take a breath, and regroup for next week. We want you at your best.
Don’t lump me in with the crazy’s that post that garbage on HR. I’ve never accused Penn St of any wrongdoing. I’m actually very jealous of the program Cael has built. He’s better than the Brands. Just hate when winning isn’t enough for some fans and they aren’t happy unless they are bashing another program.He could accuse them of being steroid taking, cheating, child abuse supporting failures of human beings. He just said they could be better sports- not a big deal in the scope of things.
I’ll ask the same as you just did, don’t lump me in with people that just post garbage about Iowa. Or at least offer proof.Don’t lump me in with the crazy’s that post that garbage on HR. I’ve never accused Penn St of any wrongdoing. I’m actually very jealous of the program Cael has built. He’s better than the Brands. Just hate when winning isn’t enough for some fans and they aren’t happy unless they are bashing another program.
I fail to see how it’s disrespectful. There’s a handshake right after every match. It would be different in my eyes if this were a one off situation- then maybe you question it….Lots of teams (all but one?), are able to muster the strength to pull it off flawlessly.
Lol this is ridiculous and a product of the shit posts on HR. Not a reflection of most fans or the program. But you know that….He could accuse them of being steroid taking, cheating, child abuse supporting failures of human beings. He just said they could be better sports- not a big deal in the scope of things.
How about because it is tradition, not just some new virtue signaling thing. Also the sport has an individual and a team aspect. So shake as an individual then as a team at the end….I fail to see how it’s disrespectful. There’s a handshake right after every match. It would be different in my eyes if this were a one off situation- then maybe you question it….
It’s just more outrage for a society that craves virtue signaling.
Fair. It’s been ongoing and yours was the most recent to comment so that’s why I responded. My bad.I’ll ask the same as you just did, don’t lump me in with people that just post garbage about Iowa. Or at least offer proof.
Why would you say something like that about Spencer? More trash and yes I realize i’m on your board but this is an iowa thread.T & T realize that Spencer is the head coach following his next knee injury and inability to compete much internationally in <5 years
Yes. All those virtue signalling college wrestling coaches...I fail to see how it’s disrespectful. There’s a handshake right after every match. It would be different in my eyes if this were a one off situation- then maybe you question it….
It’s just more outrage for a society that craves virtue signaling.
It's so they don't get hit with beers thrown by their fans at opponents.I’m actually wondering whether this is even a staff decision or, rather, coming down from Admin after all the negative publicity from the ISU dual last year.
You guys are the virtue signalers. Again there is literally nothing good that can come from it- i’ve been in the dumb handshake lines and even back then it was just a recipe for disaster.How about because it is tradition, not just some new virtue signaling thing. Also the sport has an individual and a team aspect. So shake as an individual then as a team at the end….
I’m talking about the posters on here throwing their hands up like it’s some calculated thing to disrespect nebraska. It’s not and I think we did enough of that on the mat yesterday.Yes. All those virtue signalling college wrestling coaches...
I think the fact that it (referring to not shaking hands) hasn't been discussed (or even really known) by the wrestling world at large until now despite being the policy all season long shows that its not as big of a deal as some are making it out to be.Keep in mind that we only found out about the refusal to shake hands and the other stuff that happened last night because folks were discussing it on HR.
Yeah, I hope Spencer can be healthy, just a prediction based on history . Stay well Spencer , n I think he replaces Brands. That’s allWhy would you say something like that about Spencer? More trash and yes I realize i’m on your board but this is an iowa thread.
I know you already said you were sorry, kinda, but also, as more proof, I believe my first post in this thread was how Nebby should have lost a team point after the Warner match for a head gear toss. Not piling on, just remembered my posts.Fair. It’s been ongoing and yours was the most recent to comment so that’s why I responded. My bad.
I think much of the sportsmanship policing can still be traced back to the crazies. Some are old enough to remember all the “we do it the right way” talk. And all of the “Carl is a scumbag” talk. Don’t take it personally, we know you weren’t one of them — but some fans who remember are going to dish back when the opportunies arise, regardless of PSU’s stature at the moment.Don’t lump me in with the crazy’s that post that garbage on HR. I’ve never accused Penn St of any wrongdoing. I’m actually very jealous of the program Cael has built. He’s better than the Brands. Just hate when winning isn’t enough for some fans and they aren’t happy unless they are bashing another program.
Nope, my intent was showing my opionion it is a disrespect room towards all teams. Same as when Terry (I think) did it at the BJC match a few years ago.I’m talking about the posters on here throwing their hands up like it’s some calculated thing to disrespect nebraska. It’s not and I think we did enough of that on the mat yesterday.
Took the words out of my mouth. Unless there is something wrong with the established tradition, why jettison it?How about because it is tradition, not just some new virtue signaling thing. Also the sport has an individual and a team aspect. So shake as an individual then as a team at the end….
Maybe TnT are paying me….I think much of the sportsmanship policing can still be traced back to the crazies. Some are old enough to remember all the “we do it the right way” talk. And all of the “Carl is a scumbag” talk. Don’t take it personally, we know you weren’t one of them — but some fans who remember are going to dish back when the opportunies arise, regardless of PSU’s stature at the moment.
Plus, for some of us, it is now a paying job. Gotta keep those payments rolling in.
I was in a fair share of handshake lines,You guys are the virtue signalers. Again there is literally nothing good that can come from it- i’ve been in the dumb handshake lines and even back then it was just a recipe for disaster.
I don't ever remember being upset when my girlfriend was rubbing it in my face. You're weird...They are rippin' it. I'm hating every second of it. Hating even more that my eagles fan girlfriend is sitting right next to me rubbing it in my face. Lol
They are rippin' it. I'm hating every second of it. Hating even more that my eagles fan girlfriend is sitting right next to me rubbing it in my face. Lol
Based on results they should ask for a :
Glad to see there are adults running the room.Supposedly Iowa never shook hands with Nebraska after the meet. And also now Brands announced that is their new policy. I have not confirmed, but if so that is bush league BS and bad sportsmanship. IMHO
Dont forget the handshake during introductions, oh AND the handshake right before the whistle. Listen man, we are fine with your coaches decision to eliminate this tradition, Im sure it will attract the very type of HS wrestlers you are looking for.I fail to see how it’s disrespectful. There’s a handshake right after every match. It would be different in my eyes if this were a one off situation- then maybe you question it….
It’s just more outrage for a society that craves virtue signaling.
…otherwise, it’s just bread and circuses.Dont forget the handshake during introductions, oh AND the handshake right before the whistle. Listen man, we are fine with your coaches decision to eliminate this tradition, Im sure it will attract the very type of HS wrestlers you are looking for.
I was brought up to show respect to every human that shows it too me and raised my two sons in the same way and IMO the single most outgoing, honest, respectful way to do that is too shake a mans hand.
Too each his own.
And the difference between adults (like 2 hockey players who just fought like hell in game 7 yet have the mutual respect to shake hands win or lose after the series) and college KIDS.I don’t think it’s a reasonable position to say cancelling the post-competition team handshake is a nothing burger.
Basically every sport at every level has something of the sort and the Pistons leaving the 1991 Eastern Conference finals without shaking the Bulls’ hands was a big enough deal to make the Last Dance, Bad Boys, the Dream Team and, by some accounts, keep a star player out of the Olympics. There still is bad blood about it 30 years later.
Displaying sportsmanship matters to a lot of people.
Figures you’re a Cowboys fan.I expected a closer game. Can’t wait until the Cowboys beat the Niners tomorrow so they can come to Philly next week and end the Eagles season as well.
He also likes the Yankees and the Celtics.Figures you’re a Cowboys fan.
individually there are handshakes. Then there is the team venue at the end...I fail to see how it’s disrespectful. There’s a handshake right after every match. It would be different in my eyes if this were a one off situation- then maybe you question it….
It’s just more outrage for a society that craves virtue signaling.
In football… the first thing you see after a game is the head coaches beeline to one another to shake hands. Tell me, defenders, with all the pre-dual, pre-match and post-match handshakes you cite, when do the coaches shake hands? Or is it not important for the coaches to display sportsmanship?individually there are handshakes. Then there is the team venue at the end...
shake hands at end of match that's just how it is,well not in iowa!!I fail to see how it’s disrespectful. There’s a handshake right after every match. It would be different in my eyes if this were a one off situation- then maybe you question it….
It’s just more outrage for a society that craves virtue signaling.
I was waiting for this reply! LOL!Figures you’re a Cowboys fan.
No, been a Braves fan since the Dale Murphy days. Not an NBA fan. Islanders in the NHLHe also likes the Yankees and the Celtics.