(12-23-2017 05:03 PM)mrbig Wrote:  But the complaint wasn't that he clapped. It was that his teams would make just mind-glowingly stupid mistakes and be losing by 30 and he didn't show any emotions suggesting that he was frustrated with losing or frustrated with the careless mistakes his players were making. He just clapped. So people who complained about the clapping were complaining about, what they perceived, was a lack of frustration or caring about the performance of his team.

Some people just don't feel it works to act the ass and be out of control when dealing with athletes. Bailiff is apparently one of those people.

Maybe that's how YOU would act, screamin' and shoutin' and spittin' and gettin' all up in a kid's grill, but that's not really how Bailiff seemed to deal with frustration.