The news is often filled with stories of athletes making poor decisions. This week one story shows a high school student (and his coach) making the correct decision. In Milwaukee, Wisconsin a home team was charged with a technical foul (two foul shots) because they substitute a player who was not on the roster. He was not on the roster because his mother had passed away that day. In fact his coach had been at the hospital with him. Since the coach didn't think he would play, he did not put him on the roster. When the young man showed up to play, the coach put him in the game (hence the technical).
The opposing team's (visitor's) coach tried to decline the technical understanding the situation, the the officials informed the team that they must shoot the foul shots. A senior shot the fowl shots and missed both (by a lot) on purpose to the cheers of the crowd. The crowd wasn't cheering because he missed both shots; the crowd was cheering at the gesture of this senior. It's a story worth reading and repeating.
The opposing team's (visitor's) coach tried to decline the technical understanding the situation, the the officials informed the team that they must shoot the foul shots. A senior shot the fowl shots and missed both (by a lot) on purpose to the cheers of the crowd. The crowd wasn't cheering because he missed both shots; the crowd was cheering at the gesture of this senior. It's a story worth reading and repeating.
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