I just heard this on the news (sorry don't follow up on HS football since I don't have cable), but the incident does makes me think of similar incident of brawling, particularly one element that usually follows...
Why the need for almost all the players to come out of the sideline or dugout to get involved in the brawling, knowing it is against the rules of the game? If you don't go out, would you marked as "coward" by fellow players, even though your coach is glad you didn't break the rules?
I'm just trying to understand the mindset of such athlete.
Why the need for almost all the players to come out of the sideline or dugout to get involved in the brawling, knowing it is against the rules of the game? If you don't go out, would you marked as "coward" by fellow players, even though your coach is glad you didn't break the rules?
I'm just trying to understand the mindset of such athlete.
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