Im glad someone finally gives some respect when it is do. And thank you for your support, and I'm sure most Wolfe County fans hope nothing but the best for Lee County as well unless they are playing the Wolves. One question though. What is the situation you are talking about? Good Luck to you all in the All "A" state and hope you all go all the way.

Gilbert might be a player but he has a bad attitude that overrides his skill...Wolfe gets what they deserve.

I've watched Cody for 3 years now, and I have never seen this "bad attitude" that you are talking about. :confused:

What is the situation you are talking about? .

Thanks for the good luck wish. We have a tough game coming up.

I wasn't referring to any situation that I had seen. I didn't get to see the Hazard game so I don't know what happened to make someone think Cody has a bad attitude. I just don't think that even if something happened, that Cody should be judged by the one event instead of his overall showing as a high school athlete.

I was at the Hazard game and saw Cody play. I didnt think he had a bad attitude at all.He did play with alot of emotions and energy and swagger but I never saw him having a bad attitude. But when Wolfe made their run and other times throughout the game he tried to get the fans involved. But I have no problem with that.

What player doesn't feed off of the cheers of his/her fans. Fans can make a difference in the game. ( NOBODY wants to walk into Duke and face the CAMERON CRAZIES. ) We all go to watch these kids for the excitement of the game and the thrill of the possible win, and you can't fault the players for showing a little emotion on the court.

I was at the Hazard game and saw Cody play. I didnt think he had a bad attitude at all.He did play with alot of emotions and energy and swagger but I never saw him having a bad attitude. But when Wolfe made their run and other times throughout the game he tried to get the fans involved. But I have no problem with that.

 

I agree. There is nothing wrong with getting the fans involved. Hearing the fans cheer sometimes encourages other players to get involved as well.

 

And as for emotion, what teenager, (Basketball star or not) isn't emotional? :jump: