sarasotahuskie
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RE: NS: MBB story - Miller vs MM
(04-16-2012 03:59 PM)HuskieJohn Wrote: (04-16-2012 03:50 PM)DogTracks Wrote: (04-16-2012 11:12 AM)thxjoenovak Wrote: I was in the far west burbs this morning and accidently turned on AM1360 and John Sahly was on from the DC.
He said Miller's dad was contacting every media outlet they could two weeks before the DC even ran the story.
He described Mr. Miller's account as, and I quote, "not credible".
Makes me wonder what his axe to grind is then. That's a lot of effort on his part pressing the issue. What's his real beef?
Um...he is a basketball coach and the past 18 years of teaching his son how to play the game of basketball has now been largely invalidated by the non-renewal of his son’s D-1 scholarship. Deep down he likely feels like a failure and is taking it out the guy that dished out the truth.
Parents enjoy much more of their kid’s achievements if they realize that they are not the best at what they do. It makes the victories all the sweeter.
Remember, this may not be true.
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RE: NS: MBB story - Miller vs MM
I really don't think this is a big loss. Miller really wasn't that good.
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HuskieJohn
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RE: NS: MBB story - Miller vs MM
(04-17-2012 11:55 AM)sarasotahuskie Wrote: (04-16-2012 03:59 PM)HuskieJohn Wrote: (04-16-2012 03:50 PM)DogTracks Wrote: (04-16-2012 11:12 AM)thxjoenovak Wrote: I was in the far west burbs this morning and accidently turned on AM1360 and John Sahly was on from the DC.
He said Miller's dad was contacting every media outlet they could two weeks before the DC even ran the story.
He described Mr. Miller's account as, and I quote, "not credible".
Makes me wonder what his axe to grind is then. That's a lot of effort on his part pressing the issue. What's his real beef?
Um...he is a basketball coach and the past 18 years of teaching his son how to play the game of basketball has now been largely invalidated by the non-renewal of his son’s D-1 scholarship. Deep down he likely feels like a failure and is taking it out the guy that dished out the truth.
Parents enjoy much more of their kid’s achievements if they realize that they are not the best at what they do. It makes the victories all the sweeter.
Remember, this may not be true.
True
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