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Date Posted: Wed March 16, 2005 00:24:39
Author: joe b
Subject: No athlete can really feel that way. You're crawling home to lick your wounds like a little bitch, that's legitimate? That is a loser's mentality. Go out there a keep working hard and earn respect. "physically spent"? how a bout the teams that keep winning and therefore play more games aren't they physically spent? This sounds like liberal bs.
In reply to: TNRam 's message, "Stan Heath has stated that the reason for not going to the NIT is that his team is physically spent. Having seen the difference in intensity between Arkansas's play in its win over Tennessee a few weeks ago and in its embarrassing thrashing by Tennessee in the SEC tourny last week, I can understand why he would feel that way." on Tue March 15, 2005 13:29:20


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