High School Flagrant Fouls

#34 looks like a serious hack. How did he not get fouled out with 5 fouls in that game?
 
Lmao you know that dude is garbage.

Can't believe those suburban kids let that hack get away with it lmao.

At least someone pretend to be a fake tough guy by throwing the ball at him or something.
 
How is #34 still in the game? I figure at some point someone woul dhave been pissed and swung on him.
 
a hard foul is a hard foul, but If i noticed he was intentionally out there to hurt me, and my teammates. fight would have occurred, period.
 
Originally Posted by jthagreat

a hard foul is a hard foul, but If i noticed he was intentionally out there to hurt me, and my teammates. fight would have occurred, period.
^ this. Red team didn't have a big centre to body #34 though? 
 
Yea a few of those were just hard fouls. But that clothesline and the E Honda arms swipes should have at the very least drew a ball throw from the other team. I mean those arent even close to basketball plays.

With that said, if those were in sequential order to when they happened in the game, 5 and 6 should have never happened. He should have been on the bench at that point.
 
how does this only have 1 page of views? I'm remaking the thread with a different title "The Dirtiest Player in Basketball: #34 "The Goon""
 
Originally Posted by Nako XL

how does this only have 1 page of views? I'm remaking the thread with a different title "The Dirtiest Player in Basketball: #34 "The Goon""

b/c its over a week old...
and the media isnt all over it...like they would be if...
 
Where in the blue hell was this?
""[Cole Vanderbilt] a tough kid, but those that know him know he's a teddy bear," Connell coach Oscar Garza told the Tri-City Herald. "My 7-year-old son loves him and lights up when he's around. But on (YouTube) he's the world's meanest, ugliest kid. It's not fair, but I just want him to know his teammates and coaches are behind him."
lol @ the scumbag coach defending his actions.

Lookin more out of shape than Eddy Curry. Surprised no one punched him in the head for that last foul.  #34 should stick to bear trappin to deer hunting instead of bball.
 
#34 is great.

the other team is soft, no one on that team stepped to him and let him know that consequences would never be the same if he kept commiting those flagrant fouls so he kept doing them.
 
straight up dirty...can't believe refs or coaches in this game that let this happen
 
Originally Posted by Rex Ryan

#34 is great.

the other team is soft, no one on that team stepped to him and let him know that consequences would never be the same if he kept commiting those flagrant fouls so he kept doing them.

so that makes it OK to commit those fouls? 
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I swear some of you dudes have the most ******ed logic.  
 
#34 has a future in WWE

I'm pretty sure the coach taught them to play that way...I've seen it before
 
Originally Posted by Rex Ryan

#34 is great.

the other team is soft, no one on that team stepped to him and let him know that consequences would never be the same if he kept commiting those flagrant fouls so he kept doing them.

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i see what you did there.
 
Originally Posted by hongcouver604

Where in the blue hell was this?
""[Cole Vanderbilt] a tough kid, but those that know him know he's a teddy bear," Connell coach Oscar Garza told the Tri-City Herald. "My 7-year-old son loves him and lights up when he's around. But on (YouTube) he's the world's meanest, ugliest kid. It's not fair, but I just want him to know his teammates and coaches are behind him."
lol @ the scumbag coach defending his actions.

Lookin more out of shape than Eddy Curry. Surprised no one punched him in the head for that last foul.  #34 should stick to bear trappin to deer hunting instead of bball.

It was in Eastern Washington. And I love it when the parents/coaches/teachers come and talk about what a great kid these types of people are, and how they're big softies.

Anyway, some of these are hard fouls and some are flagrants. To call them all flagrants (as the camera man did) is a bit much. Another angle to consider is something you see in these rural areas (like Eastern Washington). The basketball coaches basically need to fill their rosters with big bodies to play center and power forward, so they just grab a couple linemen off the football team who can move their feet laterally. They get the size, but it comes with a very low basketball IQ. That leads to all sorts of problems.
 
Originally Posted by hongcouver604

Originally Posted by Rex Ryan

#34 is great.

the other team is soft, no one on that team stepped to him and let him know that consequences would never be the same if he kept commiting those flagrant fouls so he kept doing them.

so that makes it OK to commit those fouls? 
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I swear some of you dudes have the most ******ed logic.  
my logic > any thoughts that your capable of forming.

it is OK to commit those fouls in that situation.  the ref wasn't calling them and not one player on the other team took exception to it.  yeah he's a big guy but i mean you would think after the 3rd hard foul or so someone would stand up and say something and they didn't.

if anyone has a problem it shouldn't be with #34 as he's just a player trying to do whatever he can to give his team an advantage.  they should have a problem with the refs for not putting a stop to this early.

like dmbrhs said tho, not all of those were flagrant fouls.
 
you can tell 34 doesnt even look like he knows how to play basketball lol, one of them dudes from the football team who has nothing better to do after football season so he hoops. secondly, that team in maroon is a bunch of punks. how do you get fouled like that and not even say anything. the first time i got fouled like that i would have said something. second time, hands will be thrown.
 
Originally Posted by do work son

you can tell 34 doesnt even look like he knows how to play basketball lol, one of them dudes from the football team who has nothing better to do after football season so he hoops. secondly, that team in maroon is a bunch of punks. how do you get fouled like that and not even say anything. the first time i got fouled like that i would have said something. second time, hands will be thrown.

exactly, those guys were soft.
 
Part of it is on the refs too, how are you going to let those players get away with that type of +*#%? They should have talked to both coaches earlier on and told them to knock out the hard fouls (and warned against any retaliatory hard fouls from the maroon team had they ever grew some balls) and got the game back to looking like a basketball game again. The "block attempt" was laughable and that clothesline was a strait ejection to me.
 
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