It was the coolest thing I ever saw at a game and it didn't negatively, affect the outcome of the game, upset the opposing team or fans, the Augusta fans and team and was just a very fitting and positive to end a coaching career. Maybe lots of people should take a lesson from the "Coach" and lighten up a bit; contrary to some, basketball is a game and not life and death. If more of us would figure that out, we'd have fewer kids pushed too hard by parents and fans, less harassment for the Referees, fewer outburst and inappropriate behavior actions from some players, and a better sense of "balance" in all of this making a better and more popular game for all.

It was the coolest thing I ever saw at a game and it didn't negatively, affect the outcome of the game, upset the opposing team or fans, the Augusta fans and team and was just a very fitting and positive to end a coaching career. Maybe lots of people should take a lesson from the "Coach" and lighten up a bit; contrary to some, basketball is a game and not life and death. If more of us would figure that out, we'd have fewer kids pushed too hard by parents and fans, less harassment for the Referees, fewer outburst and inappropriate behavior actions from some players, and a better sense of "balance" in all of this making a better and more popular game for all.

 

How true, I like that.