OSU_Buckguy
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it was just stated on cold pizza that hansbrough suffered a broken nose and will wear a guard.
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OSU_Buckguy;771247; said:then i don't know what these "bad intentions" would be if they weren't to hurt someone. i don't have a problem with most hard fouls that are intended to hurt someone. as bad as that sounds, that's often part of the game... as long as a serious injury is not what is intended. in football, these messages are sent with good reason. just because there aren't pads in basketball doesn't mean that these same messages shouldn't be sent as well. the best fouls are the ones that create memories. as you and i both agree, though, these players that "goon" others should be prepared for the penalties.
actually, i think the discussion so far is directly in line with the title of this thread. as far as your question, i'm expecting it to be rhetorical.BB73;771362; said:More in line with the title of this thread, how in the world can Duke be 8-8 in their conference, a #7 seed in the ACC tournament, and actually have been discussed as a possible #3 seed in the NCAA tournament yesterday?
BB73;771362; said:More in line with the title of this thread, how in the world can Duke be 8-8 in their conference, a #7 seed in the ACC tournament, and actually have been discussed as a possible #3 seed in the NCAA tournament yesterday?
I know the ACC is very good, but there's no way a team that's .500 in their conference even belongs in the conversation about #3 seeds.
OSU_Buckguy;771368; said:actually, i think the discussion so far is directly in line with the title of this thread. as far as your question, i'm expecting it to be rhetorical.
i guess it depends on how liberally (read: poorly) you define the term.BB73;771374; said:Well, if you don't respond, isn't that a self-fulfilling prophecy?
OSU_Buckguy;771354; said:also, you need to learn what self-fulfilling prophecy actually means.
did you get that mangled mess from jeffipedia?Jeffcat;771402; said:self-fulfilling prophecy-the case whereby people have an expectation about what another person is like which influences how they act toward that person which causes that person to behave consistently with people's original expectations, making the expectations come true.
you seriously believe that the tape shows us definitively what his intentions were? i never stated that i know that henderson intended to hurt hansbrough. i repeatedly stated that i think henderson's motive was to commit a hard foul.you sincerely believe henderson did this intentionally despite what information from the tape we have seen shows.
you gave me something, but it was definitely not the definition. and i could hardly call it "reasoning." it prolly was something completely different.you wanted the definition and reasoning and i gave it to you.
i'd give you rep for that right now, stadium, but i'm fresh out. what some here can't get through their skulls is that the mere severity of the foul--independent of henderson's intent--is sufficient enough of a reason for him to be ejected and suspended. players just can't be permitted to commit harsh fouls like henderson did. what kind of precedent would be set if the conference allowed such behavior? ejection for the last 15 seconds of a game could never be adequate punishment.StadiumDorm;771434; said:Given the kamikaze nature of Henderson's pursuit of the play, the embarrassment with which he missed the actual ball he was supposed to be going for, and the fact that he hit Hansbrough hard enough to break his nose, I think a suspension for the entire ACC tournament would have been appropriate.
OSU_Buckguy;771428; said:did you get that mangled mess from jeffipedia?
you seriously believe that the tape shows us definitively what his intentions were? i never stated that i know that henderson intended to hurt hansbrough. i repeatedly stated that i think henderson's motive was to commit a hard foul.
you gave me something, but it was definitely not the definition. and i could hardly call it "reasoning." it prolly was something completely different.
prolly. :p
wow. i'm just wondering what replay you watched.there is a social psychology term called a self fulfilling prophecy. thats exactly what the unc fans and people like you are creating. how is a player going up to block a shot suddenly doing something with "bad intentions". as ive said before i hate duke with a passion but i draw the line with reality. hansbrough went up with dookies all around him after he got the rebound and got hacked by one guy while he was in the air which already somewhat contorted his body then henderson was already in the air trying to block his shot as well. henderson realized the shot was "blocked" which is why he looked away and brought his arm STRAIGHT down to try to minimize contact of an already bad situation. a real life bball game doesnt have the luxury of slow motion and the ability to think. watch it at full speed. could you have done anything different?....sure you prolly could knowing what you do now but what happened is a very good possibility. if i put myself in his shoes and i went up for the block then i could see myself doing the same thing. its unfortunate that it happened but since its duke and unc people all over suddenly believe its dirty and premeditated. hes in mid air looking away and bringing his arm down after hansbrough has already been fouled. is that not natural? lets go with the false assumption that it was premediated and meant to hurt him. how exactly does somebody manage to hit somebody square in the nose at that speed while hansbrough is being fouled by somebody else and henderson is not even looking at him?