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LaVar Ball to home school LaMelo

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To each their own. I love what Lavar Ball does. He made Chino Hills relevant with his three sons and the new coach going to try to come in with his 23-32 career record and change what has won there. You take the Chino Hills job you adjust to Lavar Ball. You take the Bulls job in the 90s you adjust to Jordan, he doesn't adjust to you.

His kids made the team good. LaVar put Chino Hills on the map with his antics. I am all for acquiescing to the demands of a superstar, but the Ball family doesn't have near the cache to be making demands. I worry for the child's sake, I really do. In your scenario LaVar is the star, LaMelo is simply a prop. You don't bend over backwards for props.

 

That said it is his responsibility as a father to prepare his child for adulthood. So I hope for his sake he is doing the right thing.

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If I'm the head coach, i don't adjust to anybody. You can get with the program or you can leave. I guess I'm old school though.

 

Your tune changes when the $$$$$ starts rolling your way.

Heard Dean Smith say that is why he got out of coaching.

 

That and the fact he was a dinosaur.

Why is "daddy dearest" even being mentioned ? Not just here, i'm talking more of espn, foxsports, cbssports, etc.. Can't people see that's exactly what this loser that's living "through" his kids instead of "for" his kids. That's just really pathetic.

Why is "daddy dearest" even being mentioned ? Not just here, i'm talking more of espn, foxsports, cbssports, etc.. Can't people see that's exactly what this loser that's living "through" his kids instead of "for" his kids. That's just really pathetic.

 

:lol2: :lol2: :lol2:

Why is "daddy dearest" even being mentioned ? Not just here, i'm talking more of espn, foxsports, cbssports, etc.. Can't people see that's exactly what this loser that's living "through" his kids instead of "for" his kids. That's just really pathetic.

 

Explain why/how he's a loser. Thanks in advance.

Explain why/how he's a loser. Thanks in advance.
I had explained that in my post ....living through his children. Maybe bc he wanted to be that good or something :meh:. That combined with wanting in the spotlight as much or more than the ones that it should be ....his kids. Maybe he gets a charge or ego boost from everyone talking about him, I don't know and could give a flip less. Should the latter be the case then he's made it, plenty know who he is and wish they didn't and or maybe need a good laugh at the buffoon. At any rate, too much time out of everyone's life that can never get back, including mine has been spent on him. It's really a shame, bc his boys are so talented and the first thing that anyone will think when they see / hear about them is their drama king father.

BTW ...You're welcome, in closing.

 

:lol2: :lol2: :lol2:

Not sure if that's in sarcasm or not but either way .....you're welcome. :lol2:

 

:deadhorse:

 

:thumb: Exactly, best post on this thread.

I had explained that in my post ....living through his children. Maybe bc he wanted to be that good or something :meh:. That combined with wanting in the spotlight as much or more than the ones that it should be ....his kids. Maybe he gets a charge or ego boost from everyone talking about him, I don't know and could give a flip less. Should the latter be the case then he's made it, plenty know who he is and wish they didn't and or maybe need a good laugh at the buffoon. At any rate, too much time out of everyone's life that can never get back, including mine has been spent on him. It's really a shame, bc his boys are so talented and the first thing that anyone will think when they see / hear about them is their drama king father.

BTW ...You're welcome, in closing.

 

 

Not sure if that's in sarcasm or not but either way .....you're welcome. :lol2:

 

 

 

:thumb: Exactly, best post on this thread.

 

:lol2: :lol2:

 

Okay.

Why is "daddy dearest" even being mentioned ? Not just here, i'm talking more of espn, foxsports, cbssports, etc.. Can't people see that's exactly what this loser that's living "through" his kids instead of "for" his kids. That's just really pathetic.

 

I'm not a fan of the guy. But at the end of the day. He had a son who was a top 2 pick. He has 2 sons now being paid to play ball overseas. He antics as you say are giving his kids chances. His youngest son probably loves that he is already getting paid to play a sport while others his age are still in high school. He has a company now that because of his antics draws attention to him and gets his company's name out there. Which at the end of the day does appeal to the younger generation. If his company can truly take off, he and his family are even more set for life.

 

Plus it doesn't seem like his antics bother his kids at all. Seems they know he loves them. So who are we to judge?

 

With all that said I do wish the media would not show him as much. Because the younger generation does like him. Which would make even more younger kids feel like they can say what they want when they want. The main antics imo that are a problem is when he pulled his teams off the court because of a bad call. That sets bad example.

 

So give the guy less media coverage. However what he has done for his sons is not bad or a loser imo.

I'm not a fan of the guy. But at the end of the day. He had a son who was a top 2 pick. He has 2 sons now being paid to play ball overseas. He antics as you say are giving his kids chances. His youngest son probably loves that he is already getting paid to play a sport while others his age are still in high school. He has a company now that because of his antics draws attention to him and gets his company's name out there. Which at the end of the day does appeal to the younger generation. If his company can truly take off, he and his family are even more set for life.

 

Plus it doesn't seem like his antics bother his kids at all. Seems they know he loves them. So who are we to judge?

 

With all that said I do wish the media would not show him as much. Because the younger generation does like him. Which would make even more younger kids feel like they can say what they want when they want. The main antics imo that are a problem is when he pulled his teams off the court because of a bad call. That sets bad example.

 

So give the guy less media coverage. However what he has done for his sons is not bad or a loser imo.

 

Thank you!!!!!! Great post.

I'm not a fan of the guy. But at the end of the day. He had a son who was a top 2 pick. He has 2 sons now being paid to play ball overseas. He antics as you say are giving his kids chances. His youngest son probably loves that he is already getting paid to play a sport while others his age are still in high school. He has a company now that because of his antics draws attention to him and gets his company's name out there. Which at the end of the day does appeal to the younger generation. If his company can truly take off, he and his family are even more set for life.

 

Plus it doesn't seem like his antics bother his kids at all. Seems they know he loves them. So who are we to judge?

 

With all that said I do wish the media would not show him as much. Because the younger generation does like him. Which would make even more younger kids feel like they can say what they want when they want. The main antics imo that are a problem is when he pulled his teams off the court because of a bad call. That sets bad example.

 

So give the guy less media coverage. However what he has done for his sons is not bad or a loser imo.

I respect your and others opinions, I just disagree. All I see is a man that wants to make a fortune out of his son's talent. What attention that he is drawing and practically all I have heard from various commentators was negative to say it mildly. When an NCAA basketball coach turns down Ball's son bc he didn't want the distraction and drama the parent brings with it then there's a problem. These are just my opinions as you and others have theirs. That's fine and I respect that and have no problem. After all, I'm sure that we've all heard the comparison of opinions are like a certain body part ....we all have one :). I just think that the ol' blowhard , wannabe famous , L. Ball is wanting to be way more important than he is. He should really just shut up and let his son's talents speak and the attention / praise go to where it belongs ....his boys.

I had explained that in my post ....living through his children. Maybe bc he wanted to be that good or something :meh:. That combined with wanting in the spotlight as much or more than the ones that it should be ....his kids. Maybe he gets a charge or ego boost from everyone talking about him, I don't know and could give a flip less. Should the latter be the case then he's made it, plenty know who he is and wish they didn't and or maybe need a good laugh at the buffoon. At any rate, too much time out of everyone's life that can never get back, including mine has been spent on him. It's really a shame, bc his boys are so talented and the first thing that anyone will think when they see / hear about them is their drama king father.

BTW ...You're welcome, in closing.

 

I don't agree with some of his tactics, but calling him a loser, there's some other context there. He's doing what he thinks is best for his kids, who are all playing professional basketball. If that makes him a loser, there are a lot of losers, including in this thread.

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