People still do stand up to shake others hands right or did I miss something?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZBMpAszG328&t=12s

Link above the video wont show up for some reason

Very nice. Thanks for posting.
We gotta get Penny some extra long ties!

Thank You for the Post

"If you don't plan on coming in and winning the conference, making it to the NCAA Tournament and doing big things...then this is not the school for you."

Great post, thank you!

Sure wish the players on the video had stood when shaking his hand. You should ALWAYS stand when shaking another man's hand.

(03-21-2018 06:57 PM)Guitarman Wrote:  Great post, thank you!

Sure wish the players on the video had stood when shaking his hand. You should ALWAYS stand when shaking another man's hand.

I agree, especially if shaking Penny's hand. Kids these days don't understand good etiquette.

(03-21-2018 06:57 PM)Guitarman Wrote:  Great post, thank you!

Sure wish the players on the video had stood when shaking his hand. You should ALWAYS stand when shaking another man's hand.

Maybe it's a generational thing. I remember the video of Tubby shaking the players' hands when he first met with the team after being hired and all the guys just sat there as well.

You're telling me Penny had never been in the facility before? That is strange to me.

(03-21-2018 07:12 PM)MemphisTigers2009 Wrote:  

(03-21-2018 06:57 PM)Guitarman Wrote:  Great post, thank you!

Sure wish the players on the video had stood when shaking his hand. You should ALWAYS stand when shaking another man's hand.

I agree, especially if shaking Penny's hand. Kids these days don't understand good etiquette.

#This

(03-21-2018 07:30 PM)memphistiger89 Wrote:  Maybe it's a generational thing. I remember the video of Tubby shaking the players' hands when he first met with the team after being hired and all the guys just sat there as well.

I remember that as well and was thinking "Why aren't they standing?".

They are at UofM to learn....should be on the syllabus. Nothing wrong with teaching etiquette here and there regardless what your major is.

(03-21-2018 09:07 PM)Guitarman Wrote:  

(03-21-2018 07:30 PM)memphistiger89 Wrote:  Maybe it's a generational thing. I remember the video of Tubby shaking the players' hands when he first met with the team after being hired and all the guys just sat there as well.

I remember that as well and was thinking "Why aren't they standing?".

They are at UofM to learn....should be on the syllabus. Nothing wrong with teaching etiquette here and there regardless what your major is.

Kids this day and time have not been taught respect.

(03-21-2018 07:12 PM)MemphisTigers2009 Wrote:  

(03-21-2018 06:57 PM)Guitarman Wrote:  Great post, thank you!

Sure wish the players on the video had stood when shaking his hand. You should ALWAYS stand when shaking another man's hand.

I agree, especially if shaking Penny's hand. Kids these days don't understand good etiquette.

Did it to Tubby too...

o pizz and vinegar....They did it to the former prez.

Shout out the the Memphis Tigers Network.

Mark Giannotto @mgiannotto 6m6 minutes ago

Memphis basketball coach Penny Hardaway will make an appearance on ESPN's Outside the Lines today at noon.

hand shake etiquette tip #2:
If you are sitting, rise before extending your hand. This shows respect and puts you on the same level as the other person. Make eye contact and offer a sincere smile to show that you are happy to be where you are.
Be still and face the other person to prevent giving the impression that you are in a hurry to get away. If you are walking, try to stop, turn, and face the other person, unless it creates an awkward situation. If you weren't taught it, learn it now.

(03-23-2018 01:14 PM)hongkongtiger Wrote:  hand shake etiquette tip #2:
If you are sitting, rise before extending your hand. This shows respect and puts you on the same level as the other person. Make eye contact and offer a sincere smile to show that you are happy to be where you are.
Be still and face the other person to prevent giving the impression that you are in a hurry to get away. If you are walking, try to stop, turn, and face the other person, unless it creates an awkward situation. If you weren't taught it, learn it now.

Seems like common sense. For one thing, who wants to be looking up to someone, as if you were a little kid. Which reminds me, sometimes when I shake hands with a kid, I go down to his/her level, even. lol

There is also a little head bow one can do...but I reckon that's not Southern. lol

(03-21-2018 07:30 PM)memphistiger89 Wrote:  

(03-21-2018 06:57 PM)Guitarman Wrote:  Great post, thank you!

Sure wish the players on the video had stood when shaking his hand. You should ALWAYS stand when shaking another man's hand.

Maybe it's a generational thing. I remember the video of Tubby shaking the players' hands when he first met with the team after being hired and all the guys just sat there as well.

Got to thinking you were right...then found this. Good call!

https://csnbbs.com/thread-777819.html